what module can i put in this speaker?
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El módulo es de 100W de fabricación China, sin marca comercial. Funciona perfecta.
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I mounted mine behind the front bumper of me F-150. Make sure you mount it high enough to help prevent debris from getting in it.
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Dont have it anymore sorry but you need a good amplifier other then that dont waste your time it sucks .
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Hello Stephanie, I used this speaker for the installation of a siren module Fire truck, ambulance American style ... I hope I could help my best friend the TAur'icordially
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use a good quality siren unit that takes a 100 watt speaker. for the price this is a good quality speaker which makes plent of noise well worth the money
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Not sure what you are asking. I have mine hooked up as an external PA speaker on my truck. Hooked up to my CB radio.
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I put a galls fire siren in it and I also wired it to play my radio out loud but it doesn't sound the best but it works
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Your best bet is to call or email Hogtunes directly. They are very helpful and helped me choose the system I put in my '05 Ultraclassic which I,m very happy with.
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This page may help. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/device_toolbar.html
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You can use Lowes Item #: 136010 | Model #: 770310You crimp it to the speaker wire and then push it onto the speaker terminal
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You need a speaker sold separately. To ensure compatibility with the PDWM8300 I recommend you contact Pyle directly. They will sell you a speaker or speakers.
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I'd also recommend the Hogtunes speaker system. Works great. There are also YouTube videos that walk through the installation process.Good luck!JB
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Paul is correct. You need 2 seperate moduls to make this work. Not including the reciever. Distribution module and line input (composite audio).
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That's what I'm doing, and it works great. The only feature that will be useless in that scenario is the library of known speakers, but you'll be perfectly fine without it.
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We have the Peavey Messenger. The Peavey Audio Performer is larger than what we need, so I don't really have an answer for you.
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No, not from any convenient plugin anyways, you may have to hard wire bigger speakers by taking it apart.
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No! This unit does not have any sound modules. It is only a controller for other midi instruments. It must create it's sounds through them.
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You will need to hook this up to a sound generator. This could be a computer, drum machine, or keyboard. Anything that has midi. This unit send the signal from the triggered source to the sound generator then to the speaker system You have one missing link. Then you will get it to work.
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These are very specific add on speakers. They only work with the Cisco CP-7937 Speakerphone.
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You need a MIDI compatible sound program - like Logic, GarageBand, or the like to provide a 'voice' for the unit. It's just a controller, not an instrument in it's own right.
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The unit has an internal speaker with the capabilities of you adding an external speaker if you would like.
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Why would you want to? The speakers are supposed to be one of it's best characteristics. It could be done but probably won't supply the power needed and you'll damage the system.
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Not sure - I would take speaker to Radio Shack and see if they can match one for you.