Speaker Drivers

Our selection of Speaker Drivers here are all the classic conical type, although other types such as speaker tweeters and horns are also available in our store. The replacement woofers are built to accentuate the low end of your music, providing a way to hear bass frequencies clearer. You'll also find a selection of replacement midrange speakers (most known as "drivers") designed for the augmentation and customisation of existing PA speakers or similar.

Buy Speaker Drivers

Drivers are essential to a speaker, it is through the driver that any sound can effectively reach your ears, thus sometimes customers do not need a brand new speaker but merely only need a set of replacement woofers. This is where our range of replacement midrange speakers/drivers come in handy for those looking to revitalise or upgrade their existing speaker system. There is not a driver currently in existence which can comfortably handle a full range of frequencies all alone which is why woofers, midrange drivers and tweeters all have an important job to do.

Tweeters deal with the high-end frequencies above 2000 Hertz (Hz) in your music or more specifically the treble in your mix and will accentuate instruments such as strings, piano or upper octave keyboard notes. Midrange frequencies are anything between 200Hz and 2000Hz and will bring forth sounds such as guitars or tom drums and your bass is anything below 200Hz which of course works the bottom end of the range. Speakers that have multiple drivers built within are called full-range speakers and use multiple drivers to achieve a wider spectrum of audio output.

Replacement woofers

Both woofers and replacement midrange drivers remain some of our best-selling items as music lovers get the very most from their speaker cabinets. The drivers can also be used in car sound systems to boost your listening experience when on the move, with multiple sizes to suit the spacial capacity of most modern four-wheel vehicles. Those in need of a replacement woofer should consider calling our customer service team, if in need of advice.

Once installed the electromagnets inside the speaker cabinet prompt the materials used in the driver to move forward and backwards at speed. This motion then triggers a similar effect within your ears, resulting in the heard sound, there are multiple different materials drivers are made from and each one will sound slightly different, though this difference is negligible to the untrained ear. Drivers are an imperative part of your speaker setup, be sure to do some light research before purchasing a component of any type to ensure it will fit comfortably with the rest of your gear.