PylePro 500Watt Outdoor Sound System Vehicle Stereo Speakers w/ 10" Woofer, 1.5" Kapton VC, Dual Tweeters, 4"x10" Super Horn Midrange, Crossover Network PADH1079, Black, One Size

I have the same name brand receiver, and with the same brand name speaker, sounds great, time will tell how long they last, because edo PLAY HARD, esp my music machine,,, 😂

okay so at first when the package arived it was poorly packed i must agree with the others. but i reinstalled one of the woofers and it was good to go. on the inside the crossover network looks good, but the wood is like a ldf - low density fiberboard. i mean i could probubly break it with a good blow from my heal so be careful. the sound, wow its very good. im not gunna lie here its fairly good. but beware with heavey bass songs, to much bass will cause distortion, which is true for even peaveys and jbl or any pro audio, thats why you buy a pa subwoofer. okay so all in all im pleased because it does what its suppose to, it plays music very loudly and has pretty good bass for a ten inch. i love them and their great for anyone starting up. by the way you wont need a 1000 watt amp to power these, my nad amplifier does a true 75 watts and gets them to loud for me and im a teenager i know loud music :P this is a great product espicially for the price, definitly recommend buying it IF your on a budget.

UPDATE*******Upon my second use of these speakers at rehearsal, they sounded awful. Didn't have the same bass and treble clarity that they had when I first tried them. I am returning them and will be buying something else. Be warned, don't buy these speakers, they don't last very long.First I want to address the dented speaker grill issue mentioned in other reviews. The speaker appears to be packaged well, but what it's lacking are corner pieces in the packaging that are common to other MFG shipping speakers. The corner pieces offset the speaker against the box, creating a space about 1/2" between speaker surfaces and inside of the box and helps to minimize dings and dents, this is not the case here. That said, mine arrived with a slight dent to the grill and if that bothers you greatly for a $64.50 speaker, you can either RMA and hope for the best or you can remove the 4 screws that hold the grill on, pop out the dent, and the dent in the grill is gone......Onto the speaker performance. I am replacing and older 12" speaker wedge on stands with the Pyle 10" speakers and I have noticed some mild distortion at higher volumes as it is a smaller speaker cone, the speaker performed admirably and I will be keeping them as a light weight and cheap replacement, To be fair, I encountered the same distortion on the 12" speakers only a slight louder in volume. For a $130 pair of speakers, they are pretty awesome for a rehearsal space application. If you are wondering what kind of music, my project uses 2 high gain guitar amps and a hard hitting drummer plus bass player on a full stack, so it is a loud band overall and the speakers did a great job cutting through against all of the instruments.If you can live with a near guarantee that the speakers will arrive with a dent in the grill that you can pop out and fix easily, they are a great buy.

I bought two of these for my home use to drive music while I play guitar. I play through a Bugera v22 amp that is pretty loud. I play them through a Harman Kardon amp that really drives the speaker. I have to say for a fairly cheap speaker, it sounds loud and is very clear. The grill is the real deal - the speakers are very sturdy, have a dent on the grill to show for it. I have also used as a PA for a few Karaoke events at my wife's prior job. I'm updating as one speaker blew. I had the older version of the PADH1070 and I blew the woofer. This new speaker works fine. I use banana connectors and they were real well. You can also use professional speaker cables. These are tough, no nonsense speakers at an amazing price!

Early in August 2011 we purchased a pair to improve the sound from our parade float which already has 4 speakers. These replaced two of the smaller speakers on the float. The result is a very satisfying level of audio. The amount of bass is a satisfactory augmentation to the 15" speakers on-board. However, the level of materials and workmanship is decidedly inferior. One of the cabinets arrived with the 10" driver torn from its mounting due to the inferior pressed board used in the construction. We made repairs prior to first use, but these cabinets will not stand up to very much rough use. With proper care we will continue to use these speakers for a very satisfactory sound on our float.

ya I was alittle leary to buy this speaker but afther hearing it it sounds pretty good for being on the cheaper side , it has pretty good bass & nice highs , it fulls a room fast & I just have one speaker for now , I was planning on getting sec one if thay worked out , the only thing I found wrong with is that the speaker wire terminals are cheap plasic nut instead metal nut one already got striped out not cool , but the speakons is what im using there soild over all great speaker for $90 :) I DID A FULL INSPECTION ON THIS , I also check that it does have a full crossover Network instead of like the individual pieces like individual resistors it's all on a circuit board NICE , the plastic handles and all the plastic parts are pretty well made , they also did a good job on getting the throat on the super tweeter a place to rest which is just a piece of wood going across the whole box inside , overall it's a really good speaker , I think they should have use better wood quality but other than that it's good the way it is , if your looking to get one of these its good for the price ;)