10" Raw Woofer/Speaker PA/DJ Replacement PRO Audio 8ohm

When your PA speaker blows a driver mid-gig, you need a replacement that gets you back up and running without breaking the bank. The Seismic Audio Quake 10 is exactly that — a no-nonsense 10-inch woofer that handles the mid-bass frequencies where vocals and most instruments live.

This isn't a hi-fi driver trying to be something it's not. The Quake 10 does one job well: delivering reliable mid-bass response in the 65Hz to 5kHz range with enough power handling (125 watts RMS) for small to medium venues. The pressed steel frame means it'll survive the load-ins, and the 50-ounce magnet with 2-inch voice coil gives you the control you need when pushing volume for a packed room.

If you're building custom PA cabinets or need a direct replacement for a blown driver, this fits most standard 10-inch, 8-ohm configurations. The 98 dB sensitivity means you'll get decent volume without needing massive amplifier power — useful when you're running off a powered mixer or smaller amp rack.

The Quake 10 works well in 2-way designs where you're crossing over to a tweeter around 2-3kHz. It's not going to give you the deep low-end of a 15-inch or the punch of a 12-inch, but it delivers tight, controlled bass response in a package that fits smaller cabinets.

Bottom line: If you need a dependable 10-inch driver for venues up to 150 people, PA replacements, or DIY builds where portability matters more than maximum output, the Quake 10 gets the job done at a price that won't hurt your gear budget.

Technical Specifications

• Driver Size: 10 inches
• Power (RMS): 125 Watts
• Power (Peak): 250 Watts
• Frequency Response: 65-5kHz
• Sensitivity: 98 dB
• Impedance: 8 Ohm
• Magnet: 50 ounce
• Voice Coil: 2 inch
• Cone Material: Paper
• Frame: Pressed Steel Chassis
• Weight: 9 lbs
• Warranty: 1 year
• Recommended For: DIY PA builds, driver replacement, small venues

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop this into my blown PA cabinet as a direct replacement?

Most likely, yes. The Quake 10 fits standard 10-inch mounting patterns with 8-ohm impedance that matches most PA drivers. Just verify your cabinet's original driver specs for power rating and impedance before ordering. The pressed steel frame and mounting dimensions work with most PA enclosures designed for 10-inch drivers.

What kind of venues can I cover with this driver?

In a properly designed 2-way cabinet, you're looking at venues up to about 150 people — small clubs, churches, outdoor events, coffee shops with live music. For bigger rooms, you'll need multiple cabinets or larger drivers. The 98 dB sensitivity gives you decent volume without needing huge amplifier power.

What else do I need to build a complete speaker around this?

You'll need a cabinet designed for 10-inch drivers, a tweeter or compression driver for highs, a crossover network to split the frequencies, speaker terminals, and internal wiring. Since the Quake 10 rolls off around 5kHz, plan your crossover point around 2-3kHz for good overlap with your high-frequency driver.

How much amplifier power should I run into this?

The 125-watt RMS rating means you can safely use amps up to 125 watts per channel continuous. You can go slightly higher (up to 200 watts) as long as you're not clipping the amp. The 8-ohm load works with virtually any PA amplifier or powered mixer output.