Pyramid WH10 10-Inch 300 Watt High Power Paper Cone 8 Ohm Subwoofer

Es una buena bocina, bien presentada, de buena calidad a la vista y buen sonido ,las monte en un cajón y suenan muy bien y el precio es excelente! Espero que no suba como otros productos de Amazon que se fueron al triplebu

it is very good item.

I purchased a set of these to refurbish my grandfather's old MCS (Technics/Panasonic) speakers, which the foam had deteriorated around the edges. At first, I had planned on re-foaming the set, however these replacements were cheaper than a re-foam kit, so I figured why not? I got the set in short order, they fit perfectly in the old speaker box. I fired up the old beast, and these things sound great. Easily just as good as the old woofers, if not better. My only complaint is that it was a bit hard to find the markings for positive/negative, they're very small, and (unlike most speakers) it's not obvious. Most speakers either have one terminal smaller than the other, or one terminal colored red to easily differentiate which side is positive and which is negative, these have very small markings in the black plastic near the terminals that I didn't find easily, but did end up finding. That's not a huge deal, so I'm very happy with the product, and very happy that I can once again listen to my 33s!I should add that the description of this product is a little misleading, these are not "sub-woofers" as described, they are standard woofers intended for use as a replacement for standard un-powered speaker boxes used in home stereo sets (see my picture uploaded above).

At $15.35 each, these speakers are an excellent buy for the money. Be advised that these are not high end speakers nor are they subwoofers as mentioned in the name description. They are woofers, designed to replace blown speakers in low end speaker systems. The sound quality is excellent for the price. I used them to replace blown Pyle Driver woofers in an ancient Pioneer speaker system in my workshop. The mounting holes were a little closer than the original speakers, but there are plenty of mounting holes in the Pyramid speakers to relocate the holes in the speaker box. They seem to be able to produce a good chest vibrating bass with clear mid and high range tones. Given their location and their intended use, they worked out perfectly for me. Also be aware that the one year warranty is a complete joke. In the event of a failure, they expect you to send them the speaker postpaid along with $15 to cover return shipping. I'm estimating about $8.50 to ship the speaker so if you returned it under warranty, you would be out $23.50 to replace a speaker that cost $15.35.

Shocked!! I bought these thinking anything this cheap would be bad but they are outstanding! I installed four of them in two 2x12 open back speaker cabs to help get a large stereo Fender Princeton tone from my Fender Mustang Floor modeling amp simulator. I wanted that authentic Tele county tone that I was not getting with my 2x12 V30's with the Fender Mustang Floor amp sim. Boom! Dead on with the 2x10 cabs and these speakers. It was just a cheap experiment to see if the concept would work and now I am done. Set the sim on Princeton with no cab in the setting add reverb and the county and blues pour out! I was thinking i would still need to buy high end guitar speakers but these work just fine. They do not work well with anything but Fender Clean tones though with a single coil guitar. They mud out when heavily distorted.