Rectangular External Communications Speaker for Ham Radio or CB & Scanners, 5 Watt, Black Colour

The 3mm jack works like it should. The speaker and speaker housing are well made The sound is quite good for the size of the speaker in a metal housing. I use it with my base station and not in car or truck cab. So I can’t write about that

For this review I am going to have to start off with the cons! When your purchase an item on Amazon that is supposed to be brand new, you don't except it to be a returned item. As you can tell by the photos I was sent what was obviously a returned speaker. It is covered in scratches and had tons of dust and dirt on it! I am not going to bother with a return because I need the speaker now! But the seller might want to make sure they check their products better before shipping them out. I am ok with getting an item that was sent to a previous customer and never used. But this has obviously been used in someone's home or car. Now lets get to the good stuff! I purchased this speaker to install inside my truck to use with my new Radiodcity DB20-G GMRS Radio. I plugged it into the radio and gave it a test and the sound quality was crisp and clear. When adjusting the radio volume up and down the speaker does very well and the sound adjust accordingly. It comes with a long cord that gives you enough length for any type of install. I love the compact size, it does not take up to much room and is able to be mounted under the dash with no problem. And if you have to install on top of the dash it wont take up to much space. This makes an amazing and affordable external speaker for any mobile CB, Ham or GMRS radio. Despite the ware on the speaker I still gave it 5 stars across the board. I think you will be pleased with the way this speaker performs. It is very well built and can handle any ruff roads or abuse thrown it's way. I highly recommend it to everyone. I have used many deferent external speakers before and this one has out performed them all in sound quality, design and durability and you can't beat the price.

Excellent for voice range sound from a scanner. I bought two.

It's definitely a little speaker 🔊 but it has awesome auto.

I have an Icom 2820H ham radio, with the main unit mounted in the back under the seat of my Grand Cherokee. You can hear the audio from it, but there have been times when it was difficult to make out what was being said. I've wanted to have a remote speaker in the front, but there just aren't many good spots on this vehicle without it just sticking out there or in the way. There is a little cubby hole in the front dash stack at the bottom, right about the factory USB/aux ports. Because of it's location, it's hard to see up in and not very useful for putting anything in.....except this little speaker. I was specifically looking for one to fit in there, and it's a small fit, so I ordered this one. It was just a tad too big to fit, but I did some modifications and it works and sounds great and is essentially hidden. To help visualize this, think about if you ever bought an item that was tied to the back of the package with those long wire ties and how securely in there it was. This was the idea here. What I did was remove the front faceplate with the speaker attached from the body. To do this you have to unsolder the wires from the speaker temporarily. This allowed the speaker and the front of the plate to fit exactly where I wanted it, but now how as I going to attach it? Well I put some of the plastic screw down wire holders onto the same screws that hold the speaker to the faceplate. Then after removing that factory piece where I could work on it, I put 5 small holes on the back. One I ran the cord through and resoldered to the speaker. The others I ran 2 long wire ties and looped them through those wire holders on the speaker and back out the other hole on the dash piece and zipped the ties. To help visualize this, think about if you ever bought an item that was tied to the back of the package with those long wire ties and how securely in there it was. This was the idea here. It's all hidden behind the speaker, looks like it was made to be there, is securely attached and now have great sound from the radio. Even the shape of that cubby hole makes up for not having the body on that speaker and essentially acts as a new body for it. This sounds a bit harder than it actually was, but if you are a ham operator, you're not stranger to doing modifications. Point is, get creative if you need to for mounting options, this is a great little speaker for radio monitoring.

I use mine to monitor a Quansheng hand held radio, a 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female Audio Adapter is needed for these Baofeng type radios. This speaker is a great improvement to the audio quality.

I got this as an external speaker for my TYT-9800 in the car since I have a hard time sometimes hearing during off roading. Its not the loudest since it isn't amplified, but the sound is louder and also clearer than the built-in radio speaker. I highly recommend this! For the price it can't be beat and it is super easy to mount!

After installing this in a very hard to reach location it didnt work at all. I spent considerable time uninstalling it and I took it apart to find wires unsoldered inside. I paid a shop to resolder the wire for me and now Im at the price of what a good CB speaker wouldve cost in the first place. Seller didnt help after reaching out to them, they just want me to return it. (its fixed now) why would I chance receiving yet another poor quality controlled item again? Spend the $30 for a good speaker folks, dont cheap out on this speaker like I did.

Guter Klang

Great sound, many thx

Bien sonido puesto con una Crt 7900 en casa, suena muy claro

Installed in the radio room with a multimode multiband radio. Preforms very well. Has upgraded radio performance considerably.

Tutto ok