Rockville RVW1500P8 1500W Peak/750W RMS 15" Raw DJ Subwoofer, 8 Ohm, 70 oz Magnet, Kevlar Cone, 2.5" Voice Coil, 103dB Sensitivity, Pro Audio for DJs & Live Events

Perfect to replace a peavey driver 15"FALCONE

Installed to replace a busted/dropped speaker. These sound way better than what was in there from the factory (different brand/manufacturer). Would use again if needed. Good speaker. Great sound.

I bought a really cheap pair of Jensen 3-way 15" speakers about 20 years ago. Somewhere along the way, long ago, I replaced the 15" drivers with equivalent Jensen parts when they both blew. Recently I decided I wasn't satisfied with the sound, particularly on the low end, so I replaced both 15" with these. Wow. I wish I had done this YEARS ago. These things are MONSTERS. Awesome, clean, heavy bass. These are putting out crystal sound at 10 where the previous drivers would have cracked up at 5. Super happy. My getting-drunk-after-work loud music episodes are much more cathartic now. I did adjust some amp settings to tone down the bass a bit because it was overwhelming at first, but that very well could have been because the previous drivers were lacking. The original mid- and treble- drivers are still going strong and meld just fine with these upgrades.

Replaced the woofer in my Mackie Bump 15a and brought it completely back to life, better than it was new. If you blow your Mackie speaker; or it fails from age, this is the perfect plug and play replacement... nothing else needed.

Easy DIY install. Quality is excellent. Bass response is great. Construction is excellent. I can hear the difference in performance compared to the other speaker that wasn't replaced. Will order another Rockville RVW1500P8 just to balance them out.

After replacing my 30-year-old Fisher woofer which tends to be distorted when crank up, this 'Rockville' Fisher and $85 Gemini 15" speaker (just bought yesterday) can pump more punchy bass while Stageworks monitor provides mid and high frequencies.When compared to Gemini directly at the same volume and without Stageworks monitor, Rockville produces about the same tight bass and loudness, even though the Rockville is rated at 103dB in sensitivity and Gemini might be like 96dB or lower (they don't state it in the manual). The cheap-made 175 rated-watt Gemini tends to be distorted faster than Rockville when crank up. Although Rockville is rated at 750 watts, I don't think it could handle that. It might be like 350-400 watts.This is played through a Sony 1995-model receiver (rated @ 120 watts/channel @ 8 Ohms, 260 watts at 4 Ohms). Anyways, now I can feel the bass when before I could only hear it. That is for home Karaoke with three 15-inch speakers and 1 bookshelf speaker as tweeter. When all crank up, it produces an average of 105 dB (at 3 ft from speaker) before it is distorted due to a weak amp...

I purchased this 15" speaker in 8 ohm and realized my other speaker was 4 ohm so I returned for a matching 4 ohm speaker and neighter speaker even came close to performing as well as my original aftermarket speaker. In general the speaker dont produce a deep punch or as loud as older speaker. The reason for 2 stars vs. 1 is the fact that customer service was really good, price is good, and the speaker is not total junk just lacking. I'm going to keep the new 4 ohm speaker but I'm greatly disappointed in the sound quality.

Good but not what I was expecting..