Nippon AmericaPower Horn White 8 Ohm 100W Outdoor TC-55

Great horn/speaker at a competitive price, it was just to large for my application. Tested it with my marine radio as a PA Speaker and an electronic fog horn, both of which were very loud and clear. No clipping or garbled sounds. I can't attest to the audio fidelity as that was not my use case but for my purposes it worked great. Just pretty big.

If your an audiophile looking to project highs a long distance, these are for you. Any one with a poor rating on these don't know what they are doing. 2 hooked up as well as some boss audio marine speakers for a small addition of external mid bass. Those and door speakers are ran on a 75x4 crisp clear sound. 6 12s fosgate p2 2ohm pushing over 2500 watt RMS on my daily driver. I've ran systems of 1000 to 8000 RMS projects for atleast 15 years. I haven't met a vehicle touching my level of loud on the treble projection and barely on bass by people pushing super high wattage like me. outside the competition realm. Have held up well no sign of given out in weather or high speed innerstate travel. Fyi your just as loud there too! These are piss people off 1/4 mile driving in front of you and can't even tell where it's coming from speakers. Just run at a modest 30 to 50 watt RMS and your highs will scream.

Sound quality is good and it real loud well let me put it to you this way I got a ticket for the horn being so loud 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

Got 2 of these to install on an ice cream truck. Super loud and clear! Easy to install as well

Nothing dislike about the product I love it. I use as a center channel you can hear everything it's easy install.

Man this thing is loud as hell and very clear. I order 5 more

I was great

BE CAREFUL! I bought 8 of the Nippon variety because people call them 100 watts. That turns out to be PEAK power (very very short time).All eight of my speakers now rattle and scratch because I ran them with 100 watt Amps.THESE SPEAKERS ARE 50 WATT RMS. DO NOT RUN WITH A 100 WATT RMS AMPLIFIER. I got mine 4 per box without the label that clearly says in small print: 50 Watts RMS. 100 Watts peak does not mean a thing if you want to play at more than a sustained 50 Watts average power.NEVER TRUST THE WATT RATING OF ANY DEVICE. GET THE SPECIFICATION OF RMS POWER AND OHMS OF THE AMP AND SPEAKERS.My system was not making the loudness that we were after. I saw a new seller of the Amps I was using actually say that the amps were only 50 Watt RMS. Without finding the actual specifications of the speakers, I replaced the "100