4x10 Horn Tweeters with Driver PA/DJ Speakers NEW

When your horn tweeter dies mid-set, you need a replacement that works without breaking the bank. The SAHG101 handles that 3kHz-20kHz range where vocals and lead instruments live — the frequencies that separate a muddy mix from one that cuts through a noisy room.

This isn't a high-end component, but it's honest about what it does. The 1" voice coil and 10-ounce magnet push out 98dB sensitivity, which means you'll get decent output without cranking your amp to the breaking point. At 40 watts RMS (80 peak), it pairs well with the kind of mid-powered rigs most of us actually use in clubs and rehearsal spaces.

The 4" x 10⅝" rectangular horn fits standard mounting patterns in most 4x10 guitar cabinets and PA speakers. The 8-ohm impedance plays nice with existing wiring, so you're not rewiring your whole rig just to fix a blown tweeter. Installation is straightforward — wire it to your crossover's tweeter output and bolt it in.

This horn works best in smaller venues — coffee shops, club gigs, practice rooms where you need clear highs without ear-splitting volume. It handles cymbal crashes and vocal sibilance without the harshness you get from cheap piezo tweeters, but don't expect it to compete with premium compression drivers in larger rooms.

Bottom line: If you need a functional replacement horn that won't leave you broke or hunting for exotic parts, this does the job at venues up to about 200 people.

Technical Specifications

• Model: SAHG101
• Power (RMS): 40 watts
• Power (Peak): 80 watts
• Impedance: 8 ohms
• Frequency Response: 3kHz - 20kHz
• Sensitivity: 98dB
• Voice Coil: 1"
• Magnet: 10 oz
• Dimensions: 4" x 10⅝"
• Type: Horn Tweeter
• Warranty: 1 year
• Recommended For: PA replacement, guitar cabinet repair, live sound systems

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my blown 4x10 cabinet tweeter?

Check your existing horn's dimensions first — this measures 4" x 10⅝" and uses standard mounting holes. Most 4x10 guitar cabs and PA speakers use this size, and the 8-ohm impedance matches typical cabinet wiring. If your current horn is a different size or impedance, this won't work.

Do I need a crossover to run this safely?

Yes, absolutely. This horn needs a crossover to filter out frequencies below 3kHz, or you'll fry the driver with bass frequencies. Most PA speakers and guitar cabinets already have built-in crossovers. If you're building custom, use a crossover rated for 3kHz and above.

What size room can this actually handle?

With 40 watts RMS and 98dB sensitivity, you're looking at venues up to about 200 people — think coffee shops, small clubs, rehearsal spaces. It's not going to fill a theater or outdoor stage. Know your room size before you buy.

Can I replace other brand tweeters with this?

As long as the mounting dimensions and impedance match, yes. Compare the 4" x 10⅝" size and 8-ohm rating to whatever you're replacing. The 3kHz-20kHz frequency response is pretty standard for replacement applications.