FaitalPRO HF206 2" 8 Ohm 4-Bolt Neodymium Compression Horn Driver

Marsoni

M251S

$168.00

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FaitalPRO HF206 2" 8 Ohm 4-Bolt Neodymium Compression Horn DriverOverview The FaitalPRO HF206 is a 2 inch, 8 Ohm neodymium compression horn driver designed for high fidelity audio applications. With an AES power rating of 80W above 0. 9 kHz and 40W above 0. 65 kHz, it can handle peak power up to 160W and 80W, respectively. This driver offers exceptional sensitivity at 109 dB and a wide frequency range of 0. 5 18 kHz. The 65 mm voice coil is made of aluminum, and the diaphragm is constructed from Ketone Polymer,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026