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    Posted: 25 February 2011 at 10:54pm
im looking at 10" 300w drivers on ebay for a 12v rig and have found theas has any oe on hear tryed them or any outher faital pro drivers
 
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Not heard any but I would imagine that they are competent at the very least.
I will be looking at these the next time that I need a 10" driver.

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I have some of their 12FH520s loaded in two hornloaded (SMT style) 212+1 cabs, Im still undecided, but I have gigged them in theatres and alsorts with loud metal bands to precise vocal harmony stuff and I cant say they have been bad... Been run on cheap ish amps to be honest. When I get my itechs I'll be able to comment properly!
I need to properly test them and alter my cabs to suit, as a little heavy around 2-400. Ive only ever had the chance to do it for half an hour before band soundchecks.

One thing I can say is mine have taken a hammering... one gig I wired up mids and subs wrong way.. and the 12s were really kicking.. then I realised lol!

Overall.. Weight and build is good and they sound canny!
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I have the a pair of 12PR300 - fitted them as an upgrade to the Gamma 12s in my LD Stingers (which required a bit of woodwork to enlarge the mounting hole in the cab slightly, but all original bolts went back in).  The original Eminence drivers were OK but these are an improvement - a bit clearer on vocals and the lightness is a nice bonus. 
 
They look to be well made units - cast alli chassis, nicely finished, no sharp edges (I cut myself on a celestion guitar driver last year - I've been careful handling drivers since!) quality spring clip terminals.  they only come with gaskets at the front - so you'll need gasket material if you plan to mount them in front-loaded cabs as I did.
 
I've used them standalone as a small pub PA and as mid tops with a pair of bins actively crossed in a couple of sizeable halls - they do a good job and seem to work well with the existing BMS 4524 comps & crossovers.  I'd looked at them previously, but Lean business did a 25% off deal in January to promote the Faital brand - which was all I needed to persuade me!
 
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took four faital pro 1.4" comps out last night and they sang sweet. Very good value for the money.
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seriously 700w?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-FAITAL-PRO-12HP1020-12-700w-NEO-PA-SPEAKER-8ohm-/120732727729?pt=UK_ConElec_SpeakersPASystems_RL&hash=item1c1c3b39b1
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I'd be inclined to believe the 700w rating is a genuine one, obviously needs to be used correctly in the right application so it's not damaged from over-excursion..

Would like to try some Faital Pro drivers, they look like good quality products to me!

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I use these Thumbs Up Wink

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They also do a 10" with 700W.

Bassmaxx used it in their Z 5000. I believe they are pretty good drivers....


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That's an interesting looking box. Must admit that I had never taken a close look at the Bassmaxx range of products before.
it's all just cardboard and magnets really
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And no before you try it theres no chance of them simming OK. They must have a special cone / suspension setup. :)

I hear reports the Bassmaxx are pretty loud but kack really, but as I don't know of any this side of the pond I can't say for certain.
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