Peavey RX14 1.4" Compression Driver Accessory
High-frequency compression driver with 1.4" titanium diaphragm covering 1.5kHz to 20kHz
- 4" voice coil handles higher power than similar-sized drivers
- Solid one-piece titanium diaphragm reduces moving mass for extended high-frequency response
- Frequency range of 1.5kHz to 20kHz delivers crisp, detailed audio reproduction
- High-temperature Kapton coil former with copper-clad aluminum wire enhances motor efficiency
- Over 25 years of Peavey compression driver expertise ensures reliable performance
1.4" Titanium Diaphragm Compression Driver
The Peavey RX14 is a high-frequency compression driver built for professional audio systems that demand extended treble response. Its solid one-piece titanium diaphragm reduces moving mass to reach frequencies from 1.5kHz to 20kHz. A 1.4-inch voice coil and copper-clad aluminum wire on a high-temperature Kapton former provide reliable power handling for sustained output.
Suited for PA cabinets
This driver fits installations where a 1.4-inch exit compression unit is specified and titanium clarity is preferred. It is not intended for low-frequency reproduction, subwoofer duties, or any enclosure that requires a larger throat format or a different diaphragm material.
1.4-inch voice coil diameter
The 1.4-inch voice coil is the critical dimension that determines throat compatibility and power capacity. Verify that your horn or waveguide accepts this exact size before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $56.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 351 comparable items (median $23.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Peavey |
Questions about this item
How is the Peavey RX14 installed and what step is often missed?
Mount the driver onto a compatible horn throat using the bolt pattern; the step often missed is verifying the gasket seats evenly before final torque to prevent air leaks.
What maintenance or replacement will the RX14 need later?
The titanium diaphragm and Kapton former are built for long life; if output drops or distortion rises, replace the complete diaphragm assembly rather than individual parts.
What limit appears first on the RX14 under sustained high-level use?
Thermal compression in the 1.4-inch voice coil is the first limit; extended operation near maximum power reduces output until the motor cools.
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