DSPPA DSP8064W 40W Wall Speaker for Mosques and Schools
DSPPA DSP8064W 40W Wall Speaker for Mosques and Schools
DSPPA DSP8064W 40W Wall Speaker for Mosques and Schools

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DSPPA DSP8064W 40W Wall Speaker for Mosques and Schools


The DSPPA DSP8064W is a 40W wall speaker with taps for 70V or 100V lines. It suits prayer halls, classrooms, hospital corridors and offices, and its separate tweeter keeps speech clear.

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In mosques and schools, speech intelligibility comes first: the Friday khutbah, the iqamah, the morning assembly announcements. The DSPPA DSP8064W is a 40W wall speaker built for that job. It has a dedicated silk tweeter and a 6.5-inch woofer, and it connects to the same 100V or 70V line that feeds the rest of the building's speakers from a central amplifier.

Why the DSPPA DSP8064W suits mosques and schools

Tap settings let you balance the room: a speaker near the front rows at 10W, another at the back of the hall at 40W. You set this with a knob on the back of each speaker, without touching the amplifier.

  • Rated power: 40W; 8Ω power: 40W.
  • 100V taps: 40W, 20W, 10W and 5W.
  • 70V taps: the same values plus 2.5W.
  • Frequency response: 65Hz to 20kHz.

Clear speech with 107 dB in reserve

Sensitivity is 91±2 dB at 1W and one meter, and maximum SPL reaches 107±2 dB. So the speaker stays audible on low taps and still has headroom for Friday prayers and special events. The silk tweeter carries consonants and detail, while the polypropylene woofer adds warmth to recitation without blurring the words.

Installation and materials

It measures 310×215×203 mm, weighs 4.6 kg net, and mounts on a rust-proof wall bracket. The cabinet is thick ABS with a UL94V-0 flame rating, and the grille is hardened 1060 aluminium. That matters in public buildings where speakers stay on the wall for years. DSPPA specifies it for indoor installation.

Typical uses in Saudi Arabia

  • Mosques: side coverage of the main hall, the women's section and covered courtyards.
  • Schools: morning assembly, bells and announcements in classrooms, corridors and the gym.
  • Hospitals and clinics: calling patients in waiting areas.
  • Offices and warehouses: staff paging and quiet background music.

Splitting the building into zones

Schools and mosques usually need separate areas: main hall, women's section and courtyard, or classrooms, corridors and admin. With a multi-zone amplifier, wire each area to its own zone so you can page the corridors alone or the whole building. The DSP8064W taps then fine-tune each speaker inside that zone with no extra hardware.

Connecting to an amplifier

Use an amplifier with a 70V or 100V output, such as the 250W DSPPA MP250UB. Add up every speaker's tap and keep the total under the amplifier rating. For a mid-size mosque, eight speakers at 20W total 160W, well within a 250W unit. When the cable run from the sound room to the hall is long, a 100V line is the better choice because it carries the signal at high voltage and low current.

DSP8064W, DSP8064B or DSP8063W?

The DSP8064W and DSP8064B share every specification; the only difference is color, and the DSP8064B is black. The white DSP8063W is a step down: 30W, a 5" woofer, response from 80Hz, 105 dB max SPL and 3.2 kg. Pick the DSP8063W for small classrooms and offices, and the DSP8064W for prayer halls and larger rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the DSP8064W suitable for a mosque?

Yes. It is a 40W wall speaker for 100V lines that suits the sides of the prayer hall and the women's section, with a tap set per speaker.

How many DSP8064W speakers can a 250W amplifier drive?

Add up the taps: six speakers at 40W total 240W, and twelve at 20W also total 240W, both under 250W.

Specifications

  • Model: DSP8064W
  • Series: DSP8062 / DSP8063 / DSP8064 Wall Mount Speaker with Power Tap
  • Speaker units: 6.5" woofer ×1, 1" tweeter ×1
  • Sensitivity (1m, 1W): 91±2 dB
  • Max SPL (1m): 107±2 dB
  • Frequency response: 65Hz-20kHz
  • Rated power: 40W
  • 70V power taps: 40W / 20W / 10W / 5W / 2.5W
  • 100V power taps: 40W / 20W / 10W / 5W
  • 8Ω power: 40W
  • Input: Constant voltage 70V/100V or constant resistance 8Ω
  • Power selection: Rear power adjustment knob and input mode selection
  • Grille: 1060 pure aluminium, hardened and anti-oxidation treated
  • Enclosure: Thickened ABS, UL94V-0 flame retardant
  • Tweeter: Natural silk diaphragm
  • Woofer: Polypropylene diaphragm, 3-3.5 inch magnetic circuit
  • Mounting bracket: Wall bracket with rust-proof treatment
  • Dimensions (H×W×D): 310×215×203 mm
  • Net weight: 4.6 kg

Features

  • Four 100V taps (40W, 20W, 10W, 5W): lower in a classroom, louder in a courtyard, same cable run.
  • 1" silk tweeter with 6.5" woofer: clear sermons and announcements, with bass from 65Hz for recitation.
  • Up to 107±2 dB: covers prayer halls and large rooms from the wall.
  • UL94V-0 ABS cabinet: suits public buildings.
  • 8Ω input at 40W: also runs on a standard amplifier without a transformer line.
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SKU : DSPPA-DSP8064W

260.37

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The DSPPA DSP8064W is a 40W wall speaker with taps for 70V or 100V lines. It suits prayer halls, classrooms, hospital corridors and offices, and its separate tweeter keeps speech clear.

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In mosques and schools, speech intelligibility comes first: the Friday khutbah, the iqamah, the morning assembly announcements. The DSPPA DSP8064W is a 40W wall speaker built for that job. It has a dedicated silk tweeter and a 6.5-inch woofer, and it connects to the same 100V or 70V line that feeds the rest of the building's speakers from a central amplifier.

Why the DSPPA DSP8064W suits mosques and schools

Tap settings let you balance the room: a speaker near the front rows at 10W, another at the back of the hall at 40W. You set this with a knob on the back of each speaker, without touching the amplifier.

  • Rated power: 40W; 8Ω power: 40W.
  • 100V taps: 40W, 20W, 10W and 5W.
  • 70V taps: the same values plus 2.5W.
  • Frequency response: 65Hz to 20kHz.

Clear speech with 107 dB in reserve

Sensitivity is 91±2 dB at 1W and one meter, and maximum SPL reaches 107±2 dB. So the speaker stays audible on low taps and still has headroom for Friday prayers and special events. The silk tweeter carries consonants and detail, while the polypropylene woofer adds warmth to recitation without blurring the words.

Installation and materials

It measures 310×215×203 mm, weighs 4.6 kg net, and mounts on a rust-proof wall bracket. The cabinet is thick ABS with a UL94V-0 flame rating, and the grille is hardened 1060 aluminium. That matters in public buildings where speakers stay on the wall for years. DSPPA specifies it for indoor installation.

Typical uses in Saudi Arabia

  • Mosques: side coverage of the main hall, the women's section and covered courtyards.
  • Schools: morning assembly, bells and announcements in classrooms, corridors and the gym.
  • Hospitals and clinics: calling patients in waiting areas.
  • Offices and warehouses: staff paging and quiet background music.

Splitting the building into zones

Schools and mosques usually need separate areas: main hall, women's section and courtyard, or classrooms, corridors and admin. With a multi-zone amplifier, wire each area to its own zone so you can page the corridors alone or the whole building. The DSP8064W taps then fine-tune each speaker inside that zone with no extra hardware.

Connecting to an amplifier

Use an amplifier with a 70V or 100V output, such as the 250W DSPPA MP250UB. Add up every speaker's tap and keep the total under the amplifier rating. For a mid-size mosque, eight speakers at 20W total 160W, well within a 250W unit. When the cable run from the sound room to the hall is long, a 100V line is the better choice because it carries the signal at high voltage and low current.

DSP8064W, DSP8064B or DSP8063W?

The DSP8064W and DSP8064B share every specification; the only difference is color, and the DSP8064B is black. The white DSP8063W is a step down: 30W, a 5" woofer, response from 80Hz, 105 dB max SPL and 3.2 kg. Pick the DSP8063W for small classrooms and offices, and the DSP8064W for prayer halls and larger rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the DSP8064W suitable for a mosque?

Yes. It is a 40W wall speaker for 100V lines that suits the sides of the prayer hall and the women's section, with a tap set per speaker.

How many DSP8064W speakers can a 250W amplifier drive?

Add up the taps: six speakers at 40W total 240W, and twelve at 20W also total 240W, both under 250W.

Specifications

  • Model: DSP8064W
  • Series: DSP8062 / DSP8063 / DSP8064 Wall Mount Speaker with Power Tap
  • Speaker units: 6.5" woofer ×1, 1" tweeter ×1
  • Sensitivity (1m, 1W): 91±2 dB
  • Max SPL (1m): 107±2 dB
  • Frequency response: 65Hz-20kHz
  • Rated power: 40W
  • 70V power taps: 40W / 20W / 10W / 5W / 2.5W
  • 100V power taps: 40W / 20W / 10W / 5W
  • 8Ω power: 40W
  • Input: Constant voltage 70V/100V or constant resistance 8Ω
  • Power selection: Rear power adjustment knob and input mode selection
  • Grille: 1060 pure aluminium, hardened and anti-oxidation treated
  • Enclosure: Thickened ABS, UL94V-0 flame retardant
  • Tweeter: Natural silk diaphragm
  • Woofer: Polypropylene diaphragm, 3-3.5 inch magnetic circuit
  • Mounting bracket: Wall bracket with rust-proof treatment
  • Dimensions (H×W×D): 310×215×203 mm
  • Net weight: 4.6 kg

Features

  • Four 100V taps (40W, 20W, 10W, 5W): lower in a classroom, louder in a courtyard, same cable run.
  • 1" silk tweeter with 6.5" woofer: clear sermons and announcements, with bass from 65Hz for recitation.
  • Up to 107±2 dB: covers prayer halls and large rooms from the wall.
  • UL94V-0 ABS cabinet: suits public buildings.
  • 8Ω input at 40W: also runs on a standard amplifier without a transformer line.

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