Goldwood Sound 120 Watt 8ohm Poly Mica 5" Speaker Midrange Black (GM-85/8)

This is an excellent quality and performing mid range speaker, i have now used 4 of these on different projects, the first a year ago as replacements on my 1983 radio shake optimus tower speakers, excellent, now using in my garage speaker i built on a 200watt pyle amp, no problems!

Works good !!

Just needed replacement drivers for some cabinets I had (they still didn’t quite fit but that’s not because of the speakers it’s because of the cabinet openings weren’t cut right) but these fit in without having to do any adjustment and they sound just like they should. good value

I was underwhelmed by this speaker.Specific test results follow, all from tracks available free on youtube:Sting August Winds: guitar clear, voice painfulPeter Cincotti Live in New York St. Louis Blues: good midrangeYello Oh Yeah: very little bassJennifer Warnes And So it Goes: blurry vocals

Great sound for a great price!

Used in BIC EV-15 as a midrange replacement. Drops in. After a few hours of break in, sounds lovely. Seems slightly more sensitive than the OE, definitely smoother, brings out more vocal clarity. Great value. Love ‘em.

Ordered two of these, one was bent beyond repair and went strait to the garbage bin. The other was just as useless since it's extremely poor design doesn't allow for an airtight seal! WTF, really? I will never buy another goldwood product after seeing how poorly these are built.

Tough to find something in this size that's 8 ohms for a price that fit the budget for this particular project. Used these to fill the existing speaker holes in the front of a neglected and gutted 60s-era Magnavox radio cabinet that was discarded by a neighbor (gave it new legs with reinforced mountings, speaker grill cloth, paint, and the front design was reproduced on the back—minus the speakers—as it had just a plain piece of plywood since it was meant to stand against a wall, but I wanted the ability to put it anywhere). These were a perfect fit for the front speakers (along with a pair of 6x8s) and, connected to a Yamaha bluetooth receiver with a remote IR switch (small black protrusion by the leg on the right), the sound is pretty good, but I don't blast music, so I don't know how they react under stress and the 6x8s probably do more of the work.