Dual Electronics LU43PB 4" 3-Way Indoor Outdoor Wired Speakers Weatherproof | Weather & UV resistant, for patio, pool & garage, expansive stereo sound, easy setup, wired home speakers, black pair

For the price, this really is a great little speaker. I run patio speakers in the back of my Jeep so I can open the tailgate and flip them out to play tunes when I am camping/working on my "up north" property. The all-weather design leaves me with no concerns if it rains. If I am staying up there for more than a couple of days, I even hang them in the trees and run speaker wire back to the Jeep. I purchased these as a downgrade from my Klipsch KHO-7 pair, simply because they were too big and got in the way when I am loaded down with gear. They sound pretty good. The highs are clear and crisp without being too bright. The mids were a tad strong and "squawky" at first, but I was able to correct with an EQ adjustment. Bass lines are strong, but don't expect to be blown out of you seat with a 4.5" woofer. I can't speak of deep bass, as my sub woofer takes over at 120Hz. The sub is another reason for the downgrade from the Klipsch's - there really wasn't much need for a large enclosure when the sub takes all the big hits. They are being driven by a 250w amp, which is probably realistically a 150w amp that I only use 100w of at peak. They take the power fine, but do of course have a limit before they distort if I really try and push them That limit is beyond my useful range anyway. They are loud enough that they become uncomfortable after a few song up close, and project enough that I can hear the tunes clearly on the front 5 acres of my property. Overall, and considering the price, they are a surprisingly comparable to the Klipsch's in sound quality. While they do project well on my wooded lot, I have to give that win to the Klipsch’s and their horn-loaded tweeter. In closing, these were well worth the $50. With the abuse these see in the way of being bounced around in the Jeep, I expect to get 2-3 years out of them. If they fall short of that, I will update here as long as Amazon will let me….

This speakers' performance came as a complete surprise to me. But, first of all, kudos to the Lepai 2020. I had to return and reorder this amp two times before I got a non defective one. Usually, I would give up after the first reorder but the overwhelmingly favorable Lepai reviews forced me to keep trying. I used this amp for all the speakers and it performed very well indeed. I did compare this amp with a Pyle 40 watt amp on some of the speakers (where specs called for more power - but, at room listening levels the Lepai's performance was up to the task. Note - I mention all this because the Dual speakers may also require return due to the same kind of sloppy manufacturing you can expect from from China. However, unlike my experience with the Lepai, I got a perfect pair on the first order (others have complained about quality in their reviews of the Dual). Now on to the speaker comparison. - The first speaker is an indoor/outdoor Energy that cost me over $150 for the pair. The Energy's were warmer but the Dual was cleaner and provided excellent voice reproduction. In fact, I tried some English movie and was able to finally distinguish the dialogue. Therefore, I decided to use the Dual speakers along with an small subwoofer for my small movie room. Wow, good sound and clear dialogue. Yes - the Dual can be valuable as an indoor speaker when used this way. - Next came the bookshelf Boston Acoustics At about $180. These are small and entry level Boston Acoustics speakers. They do provide outstanding bass for their size. But, mid and high range was better with the Dual. - I also compared the Pyle mini cube speaker which are the smallest and cheapest speakers. They are about $18 and are great for very small spaces but have almost no bass (not surprising for their size). In all considerations, the Dual was better - again not surprising. The conclusion - I do not believe that at $30 you will find a better speaker than the Dual LU43PB.

I purchased 3 sets of these of these speakers to set up a 5.1 channel portable backyard theater sound system. For my use they are perfectly adequate and at the price offered, allowed me to set up 5.1 channel system rather than a more traditional 2.1 system. I have the speakers mounted on home built stands based on 2x2x36" metal fence posts mounted to 8x8x2" paver bricks, which allows for a good balance of stability vs portability/easy storage. The speakers are connected to a Sony STR-DH740 receiver with 14 GA low voltage outdoor wire and inexpensive banana plugs. The low end is supplemented with a BIC PL-200 subwoofer. Given the low price of these speakers, I am satisfied. The sound is more than adequate for my intended purpose and they can reach higher than comfortable listening volume without objectionable distortion. The spring loaded wire connectors are cheaper than average and require some finesse to hold the admittedly larger than recommended 14 GA wire. If the speaker is moved relative to the wire, it is likely that they would become disconnected. In an attempt to possibly change the wire connectors to something better, I disassembled one of the speakers only to find that the existing terminal is soldered on and epoxied into place. Changing it out would require cutting the internal driver leads and modification to the speaker housing. For the time being I'll leave them as they are and see how the current connections hold up. Internally, the speakers leave a bit to be desired. There is no crossover to speak of. One capacitor is used as a rudimentary crossover between the tweeter and 2 1/2" driver, while the 4" driver is simply wired in parallel with the other 2 drivers. This wiring likely contributes to the relatively high impedance of these speakers. Driver quality is about what one would expect from speakers at this price point. I was surprised and pleased to see a bit of fiber fill in the speaker housing. As I store these speakers out of the elements when not in use, I can't comment on how well they handle the weather, but they do seem relatively well sealed against the elements. For regular, daily usage, I would probably step up to the Yamaha's at roughly twice the price. For my occasional usage, however, they are more than adequate.

Decent speakers for the money. I replaced some old KLH speakers that were comparable to these, they were really old as in 1990's old, but I had only used them since 2004. I was lucky and was able to use the existing KLH mounting brackets so that made installation a breeze. Anyway, for an inexpensive set of outdoor speakers these are pretty much your only option and they are worth it. Next step up would be the yamaha or Klipsch which run around $100 or a little less. The weak point of these speakers are the spring loaded wire terminals. In my opinion I think they should have made them just a little more robust. The clips are spring loaded, and if you are not careful, the terminal button will pop out. It's easy to put it back in, so not all is lost if this happens. Some suggestions when you hook them up: 1) Strip the speaker wire a little long. The way the spring clips work is they just push the wire in the opposite directions of the spring tension, and hope that the wire touches the metal conductor on the other side. If you don't have enough exposed wire, it won't get a good connection. 2) Be very gentle when opening and handling the spring clip while inserting the speaker wire. The spring clips are somewhat fragile in the sense that they are not a robust design (without calling them cheap). If you are careful, it will work. Final thoughts: the speakers sound good. For the money, you get what you paid for. The weak link in these speakers are the speaker wire terminals, so handle them in a way that reflects their fragile nature. I'm not sure why they didn't just use screw terminals, it probably would have been cheaper to manufacture, and being outdoor speakers, it would have helped the speaker wire that in under the screwed down terminal to avoid tarnishing which eventually degrades the circuit. ** Update ** Have had these for several years now, and I can't understand why the manufacturer used the spring clip style connection to the speaker wire. The spring clip speaker wire connection is not a good way to connect speakers in an outdoor setting. The connection will corrode fairly quickly. The manufacturer should instead just put a plug on the case and run the speaker wire out the back of the speaker case. Then, the user could simply either crimp the wires together, or just twist them together, then cover the connection with electric tape, or plastic dip, or any other mechanism to make the connection moisture resistant. This would also be cheaper to manufacture since you don't need to have the spring connector assembly.

Delivers crisp and clear sound its good for a basic setup i hooked it up to my garage amplifier and have been using it for a while now for a small and basic setup you will not need a sub.

I installed these speakers on my patio so I can play my music and blast the neighbors out at the same time, and so I can rock out with my crock out, so in short, I listen to my music and I’m satisfied, Fah Q man they sound fine and dandy to me

Purchased 4 of these (2 pairs) to set up a cheap garage sound system in all 4 corners. They sound decent, save for bass that naturally lacks, although I'd have to say for the price point you simply can't complain. Easily 2 to 3 times cheaper than many comparable speakers, so you do get what you pay for. My biggest gripe isn't even with the sound of the speakers but rather with the inconsistencies of the grills. When purchasing 2 sets, I was shocked to find that 2 different designs showed up. I can't tell for sure but the woofer design even looks different as well. At first I thought maybe someone had returned them and sent back a different model, but as shown in the pics, the label says they are the same model number. This kind of inconsistency is highly frowned upon in a market where cosmetic appearance does count. I found this to be unacceptable and returned. On a side note, one of the sets was an Amazon warehouse return and was listed "like-new" in original packaging Arrived in a plastic bag with one of the grills dented badly as well as missing ALL mounting hardware, including the hardware required to attach the speaker to the brackets. Love using Amazon warehouse but this seems to be a huge grab bag with these speakers.

If you are looking for a cheap outdoor speaker that doesn't break the bank this is it. No, it does not have deep bass so you may want to spend the extra $$$ on that. This is my second set only because we added another channel to the pool area. The 1st set is still going strong outside in all types of weather.

Amplifier - Archeer G30 Speakers - Dual Electronics LU43PB I pushed in or removed rear connectors on both devices , antenna too , I soldered all the wiring. --- Speakers are well made (5/5) and disassembly was easy, pop the mesh and unscrew six screws. Speaker swivel brackets was perfect fit to hold amplifier. --- Too many disinformation about the amplifier: -Size: 8.27”x6.3”x2.75” is not correct. Size without front and back knobs , connectors is 190mm x 125mm x 45mm ( 7.48” x 4.92” x 1.77”). -24V input, will not work. -Built in power supply is inadequate, with my two speakers, 4-6 Ohms, playing from TF card, with maximum volume it will not work more than 4 minutes and then it starts restarting. Any volume on the knob above approximately 45% it will end up eventually restarting. Amplifier was easy to disassemble. It has two separate PCB boards, front controls and rear connections. Caution: Rear connections PCB board is also 110V input and it has no insulator underneath it (I put a sheet of plastic and secured it). This is pretty much like a lottery but, lets say you drop the amplifier it hits something sharp and the bottom aluminum casing of it bends inside and it touches 110V live wire on PCB, not making a short, now your entire amplifier aluminum casing is conducting 110V... USB/TF, after shutting it down and turning it back on it starts playing last played file from the beginning. I tried MP3 , FLAC. Manual: -”MODE” you are cycling trough all the inputs (TF,FM...). -”VOL-”,”VOL+” short press = previous, next file or station. Long press = changes volume. -”SCAN” short press = pause, play or mute, unmute. Long press = Scan, stores available FM stations. --- Sound is clear and reasonably loud at ~45%.

Good speaker set, sounds the same with my old speaker set.

I got these tiny speakers for a silly price, as a refurbished product (not that you’d know). But even at the regular price you’re getting a bargain as they possess a clear, strong and very rich sound for something that is largely plastic. Don’t expect a deep bass at this tiny size and price, and you won’t be disappointed. But do expect a very decent sound and a very solidly made item.

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Product came earlier then expected and is in excellent packaging. Have not use it yet but items looks well made.