
Peavey RX14 Professional 1.4" High Frequency Horn Driver Pair
Deliver crystal-clear highs with the Peavey RX14 titanium-diaphragm horn driver — sold as a matched pair.
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Overview
Key Features
Peavey RX14 1.4" High Frequency Drivers, Throat Parameter: .938" / 23.8 mm, Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms, Minimum Impedance: 7.1 Ohms, DC Resistance: 6.8 Ohms,
Power Capacity 1000 Hz to 20,000 Hz: 120 W peak60 W program30 W continuous, Sensitivity: 104 dB SPL 1 Watt at 1 meter On-axis on 90º H x 45º V horn, Nominal Efficiency: 30%, Frequency Response: 1.5 kHz to 20 kHz, Recommended Crossover: 1,800 Hz at 12 dB / Octave,
Lowest Recommended Crossover: 2,000 Hz at 12 dB / Octave, Diaphragm: Commercially pure titanium, Voice Coil Diameter: 1.4" / 34.4 mm, Voice Coil Material: Edge-wound ribbon with high temp Kapton bobbin, Flux Density: 11,500 gauss (1.15T),
Dimensions: 3.54" (90 mm) diameter 2.40" (61 mm) depth, Horn Coupling Diameter: .938" (23.8 mm), Horn Coupling Threads: Standard 1 3/8" / 18", Net Weight: 33.6 oz. Shipping Weight: 38 oz. Voice Coil Cooling: Ferrofluid,
Weight Unpacked: 2.26 lb(1.024 kg), Weight Packed: 2.26 lb(1.024 kg), Width Packed: 4.25"(10.795 cm), Height Packed: 4.25"(10.795 cm), Depth Packed: 3.25"(8.255 cm)
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Titanium diaphragm delivers clear, detailed high-frequency reproduction across the 1.5 kHz to 20 kHz range
- Sold as a matched pair, ensuring consistent performance across a stereo or multi-cabinet setup
- High sensitivity rating of 104 dB SPL at 1 watt/1 meter means less amplifier power is needed for loud output
- Ferrofluid-cooled voice coil improves thermal handling during prolonged high-power operation
- Standard 1-3/8 inch 18-thread coupling fits most professional horn bodies
👎 Cons
- 30W continuous power handling is modest, requiring careful crossover design to avoid overdriving
- Frequency response starts at 1.5 kHz, so a well-matched mid-range driver and crossover are essential
- At 8 ohms nominal impedance per driver, wiring two drivers requires attention to total load on the amplifier
- Compact throat diameter of 0.938 inches limits compatibility to horns designed for that exit size