6" Raw Woofer/Speaker PA/DJ Pro Audio 8 ohm replacement

When you're staring at a blown 6-inch driver in your monitor wedge at 2 AM after a gig, the Quake 6 is the replacement that gets you back to rehearsal without breaking the bank. This steel-frame driver handles that crucial midrange zone where vocals live and die—500Hz to 5kHz—so your lead singer doesn't disappear in the mix when you're running monitors or small PA systems.

The 30-ounce magnet and 1.5-inch voice coil give you 50 watts RMS of clean power handling, which translates to enough headroom for coffee shop gigs, small club dates, or rehearsal room sessions without the driver crying uncle. The paper cone delivers natural midrange response that doesn't make vocals sound like they're coming through a tin can, while the pressed steel chassis won't flex under pressure like cheaper plastic-frame alternatives.

At 8 ohms with 95 dB sensitivity, the Quake 6 plays nice with most small venue amplifiers and fits standard 6-inch mounting patterns you'll find in monitor wedges and satellite speakers. This isn't a full-range solution—you'll need tweeters above and bigger drivers below for complete PA systems. But for monitor duties or as part of a multi-way design, it covers the frequency range that makes or breaks vocal intelligibility.

The Quake 6 works well in venues up to about 150 people when properly housed and powered. It's built for DIY speaker builders who know what they're doing and working sound engineers who need reliable replacement parts at musician-friendly prices.

**Bottom line:** If you need a dependable 6-inch midrange driver for monitors, repairs, or building compact PA satellites, the Quake 6 delivers clean vocal reproduction without the premium price tag.

Technical Specifications

• Driver Size: 6 inch
• Power (RMS): 50 watts
• Power (Peak): 100 watts
• Frequency Response: 500-5,000 Hz
• Sensitivity: 95 dB
• Impedance: 8 ohm
• Voice Coil: 1.5 inch
• Magnet: 30 ounce
• Cone Material: Paper
• Frame Material: Pressed steel
• Weight: 4 lbs
• Warranty: 1 year
• Recommended For: PA repairs, DIY monitors, midrange reproduction

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop this into any 6-inch speaker cabinet?

The Quake 6 fits standard 6-inch mounting patterns, but check your impedance first. This is an 8-ohm driver, so make sure your amp and crossover are set up for 8-ohm loads. Also verify you have clearance for the magnet depth before you start unbolting the old driver.

Do I need a crossover with this driver?

Yes. The 500Hz-5kHz response means this is designed for multi-way systems. You'll want tweeters above and larger drivers below for full-range coverage. Running it full-range will limit your system's clarity and potentially damage the driver.

What venues can I realistically use this in?

Small to medium rooms up to about 150 people when used in properly designed cabinets. Think coffee shops, small clubs, rehearsal spaces, or house of worship applications. For bigger rooms, you'll need multiple cabinets or higher-wattage drivers.

What's not included with the Quake 6?

Just the driver itself. No mounting screws, no wire, no crossover components. You'll need standard speaker wire (16-gauge minimum) and appropriate mounting hardware for your specific cabinet.