The GHorn replacement horn is designed for musicians, sound engineers, and venue operators who need to restore or upgrade the high-frequency performance of their PA speakers and guitar cabinets. This horn component handles the critical task of projecting mid and high frequencies with proper directivity and clarity.

Built as a direct replacement part, the GHorn restores proper frequency dispersion and projection when your original horn has been damaged or degraded. The horn's flare design and throat dimensions are engineered to work with standard compression drivers found in most PA and guitar speaker systems.

This replacement horn fits a wide range of professional audio applications where consistent high-frequency reproduction is essential. Whether you're running sound for a band at a club, managing audio for a church service, or maintaining a venue's installed sound system, the GHorn provides reliable performance when integrated with your existing compression driver setup.

The horn mounts using standard hardware configurations found on most PA speakers and guitar cabinets. Installation typically requires basic tools and knowledge of speaker cabinet construction, making it accessible for most sound technicians and musicians who handle their own gear maintenance.

Seismic Audio backs the GHorn with reliable construction and prompt shipping. This replacement component helps extend the life of your existing speakers while maintaining the sound quality your audiences expect.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the GHorn fit my existing PA speaker or guitar cabinet?

The GHorn is designed to fit most standard horn mounting configurations found in PA speakers and guitar cabinets. Check your current horn's mounting pattern and throat diameter to ensure compatibility. Most professional PA speakers and guitar cabinets use standardized mounting dimensions that this horn accommodates.

What compression driver do I need to use with this horn?

The GHorn works with standard compression drivers that match your speaker's impedance and power requirements. You'll need to pair it with a compression driver that fits the horn's throat diameter. Consult your original speaker's specifications or a sound technician to select the appropriate driver for your setup.

Can I install this horn myself or do I need professional help?

Most musicians and sound technicians can install the GHorn with basic tools and speaker cabinet knowledge. The installation involves removing the old horn, disconnecting the compression driver, mounting the new horn, and reconnecting the driver. If you're uncomfortable working inside speaker cabinets, consult a professional audio technician.

How do I know if my horn needs replacement?

Signs that you need a replacement horn include distorted high frequencies, reduced volume in the mid and high range, visible cracks or damage to the horn flare, or complete loss of high-frequency output. If your PA speaker or guitar cabinet sounds muffled or lacks clarity in the upper frequencies, the horn may be the culprit.

What's the difference between this and buying a complete new speaker?

Replacing just the horn component costs significantly less than purchasing a new speaker while restoring proper high-frequency performance. This approach works well when your woofer and cabinet are still in good condition, and only the horn assembly needs attention. It's an economical way to extend your existing gear's lifespan.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov