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Review Summary For : Uniden (BC23A) Bearcat 15-Watt Amplified
Reviews: 4MSRP: 33.00
Description:
The Uniden BC23A 15-Watt Amplified External Speaker provides a powered solution for ham/CB radios, scanners and many other communication receivers. A great solution when clear audio is a necessity. Requires 12vdc to operate
Product is in production
More Info: https://uniden.com/products/bearcat-15-watt-amplified-external-speaker
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1544.5
AA4HI Rating: 2024-12-12
Solid speaker for noisy environments. Time Owned: more than 12 months.
I use it with the Uniden SDS-200. It is very loud and clear. Built solid and comes with everything you need. It works well for Ham radio.
VE7REN Rating: 2022-11-11
excellent brand/performer.....as usual Time Owned: more than 12 months.
I own 3. used for vhf/uhf mobile in the shack and 1 mobile in the truck. These speakers sound good,not tinny but just right.long cable,and fantastic build quality.have tried them on hf radio also,and they perform well.

Better than average from a company thats been in the game a long time. Would recommend and or purchase again.good job uniden bearcat
AF4KK Rating: 2020-02-19
It works as it should! Time Owned: more than 12 months.
The Uniden BC-23 is really a great accessory for my scanning needs! It pumps out the sound to audible levels and it sounds pretty good! I'm not sure about the noise-reduction button either but the energy-saving, on/off feature works very well! I own 2 of these speakers and they're well worth the money!
K6SDW Rating: 2020-02-18
Disappointed Time Owned: 3 to 6 months.
Uniden claims 15 watts output, I don't think so. Speaker plugged into my KX3 just doesn't sound like a 15-watt output speaker. Also, there's a "noise" filter built into the speaker which I can't tell if its on or off, so worthless IMO.

The audio is clear.

My biggest complaint, the speaker auto shuts off if it doesn't detect input from the receiver in a short amount of time and sometimes it doesn't turn on when I turn up the volume of the KX3....very frustrating and IMO a worthless feature.