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Mod 10-35

Mod 10-35

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MOD10-35 bottom view
MOD10-35 side view
MOD10-35 top view
General Characteristics
Nominal Overall Diameter 259 mm 10 in
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter 25 mm 0.98 in
Magnet Weight 270 g 10 oz
Overall Weight 1.13 kg 2.49 lbs
Flux Density 1.1 T
Thiele-Small Parameters
Nominal Impedance 8Ω 16Ω
Voice Coil DC Resistance RE 6.7 Ω 12 Ω
Resonance Frequency ƒS 107 Hz 105 Hz
Mechanical Q Factor QMS 18.85 16.9
Electrical Q Factor QES 2.65
Total Q Factor QTS 1.75 2.29
Mechanical Moving Mass MMS 14.9 g 15.7 g
Mechanical Compliance CMS 150 µm/N 146 µm/N
Force Factor BxL 5.98 Wb/m 6.9 Wb/m
Equivalent Acoustic Volume VAS 23 lt. 22.3 lt.
Maximum Linear Displacement XMAX ± 1.5 mm ± 1.5 mm
Reference Efficiency nO 1.39 % 1.94 %
Diaphragm Area SD 330 cm2 330 cm2
Losses Electrical Resistance RES 38 Ω 76.9 Ω
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1kHz LE 0.52 mH 3.6 mH
Constructive Characteristics
Magnet Ferrite
Voice Coil Winding Copper
Voice Coil Former Kapton
Cone Material Paper
Surround Material Integrated Paper
Basket Material Pressed Sheet Steel
Electrical Characteristics
Nominal Impedance 8Ω 16Ω
Rated Power 35 W 35 W
Musical Power 70 W 70 W
Sensitivity@1W,1m 94.1 dB 93 dB
MOD10-35
10",
35 watts
Available in 8Ω, 16Ω

Warm, straightforward tone and tight bass frequencies. When presented with overdrive distortion, it takes on a gritty edge.

Lows
Tight
Mids
Aggressive
Highs
Bright
Overdrive
Edgy
Guitarist Description
Warm, straightforward tone and tight bass frequencies. Presented with overdrive distortion, takes on a gritty edge.
Bassist Description
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Specification Sheet
Product Dimensions
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Frequency Response Charts
User Reviews

I purchased two Mod 12-50 's, one Mod 10-35 , and one C10R . I have them in a birch, slant back cab with the two 12" diagonal to one another and the two 10" diagonal to each other . I love the dynamics of this combination of speakers when playing through a tube amp head. I think it sounds better with the EL-84 head than with the 6V6 head.

Scott in Syracuse, NY

I used three 10" Jensen 35W Mod speakers to build my son a 3x10 bass cabinet. He's used it extensively over the last three years, and it continues to perform well. The band he is in, The Policy, would no doubt say that Jensens Rock!

Jim in Rock Hill, MO

I put the Mod Series 10-35 speaker in my Vox Pathfinder 15R, and now this amp sounds like it's supposed to sound. An "okay" amp, now sounds much better! This speaker literally woke it up, and kept me from selling it! The same thing with my Fender Frontman 25R, when I put a Mod 10-50 in that amp. Better all around response. I'm very happy with my purchases! Can't beat the sound!

G. Brown in Washington, DC

I was able to use a MOD 10/35-8 instrument speaker as a suitable replacement for the blown device in my Peavey guitar amp. Since making this change/upgrade, I haven't been able to get my amp back from my eldest son as he enjoys the bright colorful sound generated via this excellent audio performer while attempting to replicate riffs from Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

David in Schomberg, ON

I really like the MOD 10. I used it to replace a speaker in a Crate amp. It really changed the sound of the amp from harsh and brittle to a more warm, clear, more musical sound.

Buddy in Tobyhanna, PA

I ended up purchasing a vintage Mod 35. I love the speaker’s sound, response, and slight tone coloration, and will be ordering 4 more shortly for my 4x12.

Alex of The Blackout Drunks and Sameoldsomethingnew in Medford