10" Pyle Pro Pa Speakers. Whats different about these seemingly identical speakers??

[CoilBurner]

DO you have any experience or did you check the spec sheet at all?? Ive heard alot of good reviews on pyles pro line, they are the top rated 6.5" on parts express I believe

Just no info on this 10"

 

[CoilBurner]

????

 

[CRXBMPN 5,000+ posts]

i just read the review on the pbw and it seemed pretty good so why not give it a try, $50 or so for the experience woot

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

That sensitivity is probably a good bit over-rated. The Pyle Pro 21" woofer had a listed 110db or something like that...some guys pulled t/s from it and it was 95-96db efficient.

 

[CoilBurner]

$100 bucks if not more to make fiberglass pods and wrap in vinyl.... And its not like theres another 10" speaker with 3.1" mount depth I could swap them with...

Thats the only thing holding me back. I just want loud and clear

 

[CoilBurner]

any other opinions

 

[sundownz Pro Seller]

1st) Has pole vent

2nd) Has phase plug

They are not identical.

The 2nd unit likely has better off-axis response with the phase plug.

 

[Boomsday 10+ year member]

They will do what your wanting them to do...Pyle Pro stuff is pretty decent..

 

[Haunz 10+ year member]

1st) Has pole vent2nd) Has phase plug

They are not identical.

The 2nd unit likely has better off-axis response with the phase plug.

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Also those speakers are pretty well made.. Just don't expect them to handle 500 watts.. infact 300 is probably too much depending on how you have them crossed over.. Having said that you probably won't need to turn your gain up very high as they should be quite loud..

The only concern I would have with putting them in a car is having the box space required.. a small sealed box is going to result in peaky response and a serious lack of midbass...

 

[CoilBurner]

Well they are going on the bottom of the door panel in there own sealed pods. I can extend the "box" along the entire bottom of the door if thats the kinda of space it needs. And I have lots of polyfill...

 

[Haunz 10+ year member]

You can find T/S for them on Pyle's website... I would suggest modeling them with the airspace you have available in winisd before you commit to buying them...

At first glance they really should be vented //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif