New PAIR 10" PA/DJ Raw Replacement Woofer/Speaker 400 W

When one of your 10-inch drivers calls it quits mid-gig, you need a replacement that won't leave you scrambling or emptying your wallet. The Richter-10 drivers are built specifically for that reality — fixing blown speakers in existing PA cabinets or upgrading older systems that need more punch.

Each driver handles 200 watts RMS with 400-watt peaks, giving you the headroom to push hard without distortion when the crowd gets loud. The 50-ounce magnet and 3-inch voice coil deliver solid bass response and clear midrange reproduction across 40 Hz to 3 kHz. That frequency range makes them work well for both full-range PA applications and bass guitar cabinets, depending on how you box them up.

The die-cast aluminum chassis takes the abuse of constant load-ins, while the paper cone with cloth surround gives you natural tone reproduction without the harshness of cheaper drivers. At 97 dB sensitivity and 8 ohms, they play efficiently with most PA amps you're likely to encounter. These are designed for vented enclosures where they can breathe and deliver their full range.

You're looking at small to medium venue coverage — think clubs, bars, and private events up to about 200 people when properly amplified and housed. They drop right into standard 10-inch cutouts with basic wiring, no special connectors or mounting hardware tricks required.

Bottom line: These are reliable replacement drivers for working musicians who need their PA system back online without breaking the budget or compromising on sound quality.

Technical Specifications

• Power (RMS): 200W each
• Power (Peak): 400W each
• Driver Size: 10 inch
• Frequency Response: 40 Hz - 3 kHz
• Sensitivity: 97 dB
• Impedance: 8 ohm
• Voice Coil: 3 inch
• Magnet: 50 ounce
• Chassis: Die-cast aluminum
• Cone: Paper with cloth edge
• Quantity: Pair (2 drivers)
• Warranty: 1 year
• Recommended For: PA upgrades, monitor systems, bass guitar cabinets

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venues can these drivers handle?

These work well for small to medium venues up to about 200 people when you've got proper amplification and appropriate cabinets. For larger rooms or outdoor gigs, you'll need multiple cabinets or bigger drivers. The 200W RMS gives you decent headroom for live bands and DJ applications without pushing into distortion.

Can I drop these into my existing PA cabinets as replacements?

Yes, they're designed as direct swaps for most 10-inch PA drivers. Just verify your cabinets have 10-inch cutouts and can handle the power rating. The 8-ohm impedance matches most PA setups, but double-check your original driver specs to make sure they'll play nice with your amp.

Do these work better for bass guitar or full-range PA use?

Depends on your cabinet design. For bass guitar, put them in sealed or ported bass cabinets for tight low-end response. For full-range PA, they shine in vented enclosures where that 40 Hz to 3 kHz range gives you solid midrange punch with some bass extension.

What amplifier power do I need to drive these properly?

You'll want amps rated between 150-300 watts RMS at 8 ohms for best results. The 97 dB sensitivity means they'll get loud without needing massive power. Don't underpower them though — clipped signals from weak amps kill drivers faster than clean power from properly sized amplifiers.