General Characteristics for 4Ω
Thiele-Small Parameters for 4Ω
Constructive Characteristics for 4Ω
Electrical Characteristics for 4Ω
General Characteristics for 8Ω
Thiele-Small Parameters for 8Ω
Constructive Characteristics for 8Ω
Electrical Characteristics for 8Ω
Crystal clear tone with brightly shining highs. It responds to overdrive distortion with a bright fuzz lead voice.
I used two of these speakers (8 ohm in parallel) in a clone of the Magnatone Melodier 109 that I built. They turned out to be a perfect match for the self-split push-pull circuit. They have a rich sound when played clean, and they handle the output-tube distortion that the amp produces beautifully. Absolutely perfect for blues. And the price is right! My go-to 8" speaker.
Sounded great in a 1973 Bronco I installed it in.
I was a little hesitant that this speaker would work for my unique application. I'm not using it for a guitar amp but as a replacement speaker for a 1948 AM/FM/Phono radio that the original 10" speaker was missing. It turns out this speaker works great. I went with the 8" version instead of a bigger one to get a greater frequency range and am glad I did.
This thing rocks even though the tube amp is only putting out 5w.
I did purchase a C8R 4ohm speaker to use with my kit amp: The speaker is a good match for this amp and has considerable volume capabilities.
