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Eminence Legend GB128 12" Guitar Speaker 50W 8 Ohm
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Manufacturer Part Number: Legend GB128
In the GB12, a British cone with Eminence technology yields super cool definition with lots of punch.
Key Features:
Eminence Legend GB128 12" Guitar Speaker 50W 8 Ohm
A classic British sound. Our British friends are renowned for producing some of the world's finest guitar speaker cones. In the GB12, a British cone with Eminence technology yields super cool definition with lots of punch; tonal characteristics embraced by some of our most legendary guitar players. A warm low end makes this driver ideal for Blues as well as classic Rock'n'Roll. Made in the USA. 7-year manufacturer's warranty!
Specifications: Power handling: 50 watts RMS VCdia: 1.75" Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,100 Hz Sensitivity: 101.4 dB 1W/1m Magnet weight: 38 oz. Dimensions: Overall diameter: 12.03", Cutout diameter: 10.95", Depth: 6.06".
No other speaker is used more widely as standard equipment in guitar and bass guitar amplifiers than Eminence! Most guitar speaker manufacturers are well known for a specific type of tone. Indeed Eminence is recognized for establishing the "American" rock, country, and blues tones. What really sets Eminence apart though is the ability to provide the guitarist with virtually any tone they desire! Rock, Metal, Country, Blues, British, Rap, Soul, and Alternative styles can be provided with one of the Legend models available. If you're not packing a Legend, you're probably not playing like one!
The Eminence Big Ben 15" Guitar speaker was designed as the perfect factory replacement for the following famous guitar cabinets: Ampeg B15N 1961-1969, Ampeg Gemini D130F, Fender Bandmaster Tweed 1953-1960, Fender Bandmaster White 1962, Fender Bassman Silver 1967-1968 15", Fender Pro Black 1961-1963 D130F and 1963-1966 CTS 15", Fender Pro Tweed 1947-1960, Fender Snowman Blonde or Black 1961-1967 D130F, Fender Vibrasonic Brown 1959-1963, Peavey Delta Blues 15".
To help you select the right Eminence guitar speaker, check out Eminence's .
In the GB12, a British cone with Eminence technology yields super cool definition with lots of punch.
Key Features:
- Hot-rodded British guitar tone
- Has a Private Jack flavor, but with improved definition
- Coloration: Thick and smooth with lots of mids and a very tight top end
- Lot of definition and crunch
- Genre: Classic Rock, Blues Country
Eminence Legend GB128 12" Guitar Speaker 50W 8 Ohm
A classic British sound. Our British friends are renowned for producing some of the world's finest guitar speaker cones. In the GB12, a British cone with Eminence technology yields super cool definition with lots of punch; tonal characteristics embraced by some of our most legendary guitar players. A warm low end makes this driver ideal for Blues as well as classic Rock'n'Roll. Made in the USA. 7-year manufacturer's warranty!
Specifications: Power handling: 50 watts RMS VCdia: 1.75" Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,100 Hz Sensitivity: 101.4 dB 1W/1m Magnet weight: 38 oz. Dimensions: Overall diameter: 12.03", Cutout diameter: 10.95", Depth: 6.06".
No other speaker is used more widely as standard equipment in guitar and bass guitar amplifiers than Eminence! Most guitar speaker manufacturers are well known for a specific type of tone. Indeed Eminence is recognized for establishing the "American" rock, country, and blues tones. What really sets Eminence apart though is the ability to provide the guitarist with virtually any tone they desire! Rock, Metal, Country, Blues, British, Rap, Soul, and Alternative styles can be provided with one of the Legend models available. If you're not packing a Legend, you're probably not playing like one!
The Eminence Big Ben 15" Guitar speaker was designed as the perfect factory replacement for the following famous guitar cabinets: Ampeg B15N 1961-1969, Ampeg Gemini D130F, Fender Bandmaster Tweed 1953-1960, Fender Bandmaster White 1962, Fender Bassman Silver 1967-1968 15", Fender Pro Black 1961-1963 D130F and 1963-1966 CTS 15", Fender Pro Tweed 1947-1960, Fender Snowman Blonde or Black 1961-1967 D130F, Fender Vibrasonic Brown 1959-1963, Peavey Delta Blues 15".
To help you select the right Eminence guitar speaker, check out Eminence's .
Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eminence Speaker |
| Model | Legend GB128 |
| Part Number | 290-488 |
| UPC | 876358000760 |
| Unit of Measure | Each |
| Weight | 10.3 |
Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Nominal Diameter | 12" |
| Power Handling (RMS) | 50 Watts |
| Impedance | 8Ω |
Materials of Construction | |
|---|---|
| Magnet Material | Ceramic Ferrite |
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Customer Reviews
By Brian Schuch
Date: February 23, 2018
Fantastic Speaker and the price is awesome. Switched out speaker in my Carvin Nomad and it took a lot of the Muddy sound out of it. A great speaker all around.
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By Northshorecajun
Date: July 07, 2017
I have a Legend 1275 and a Legend GB128 installed in a 2x12 cabinet that I made myself. I habe the cabinet wired so that I can run each speaker independently, or both speakers in series. I find that these speakers compliment eachother nicely, so I usually run them together unless I am after a specific tone.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By spiteful mike
Date: May 21, 2017
It completely warmed up my peavey classic 50. No more ice pick high end frequency. I do however need to get the tubes checked out as they are a little old. Sometimes the amp makes some static noises.......these are wayyyy better than the blue marvel speakers if you want to use some overdrive
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By Jack K
Date: April 02, 2017
I replaced the speaker in my Laney VC-30 112 with the GB128. I amazed at how much better the amp sounds, smooth and well balanced with definition that is pleasing to the ear. I've had other speakers in this amp, HH Invader which came with the amp and it sounded ok, but kind of lifeless. I put used Celestion G12L-35 it helped with the harshness, but lacked responsive tight bass kind flabby on the bottom end. The amp now simply sounds three dimensional and I can hear all the picking nuances and dynamics without the harshness, yeah way happy.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By GeorgeG
Date: December 15, 2016
I just finished a new guitar amplifier build but before I risk damaging my custom 60's era Greenback reproductions I bought this speaker for the debug and modification phase. I can't get over how good this speaker sounds as a single in an enclosed cabinet being driven by a single octal power tube at less than 20 watts. I'm into 60's/70's era hard rock with warmer, smoother full tube distortion and I may not even put my expensive custom speaker(s) in this cabinet. It sounds that good. Update: I have been experimenting with the Eminence line which I like very much. This is one of the brighter speakers in the line. The Red White and Blues version is the softest which is great for 60's era blues/rock. Swamp Thing and Texas Heat and Cannibis Rex are more in the midlle tone wise and Legend GB128 is probably the best balanced.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By ken isom
Date: September 23, 2016
my monoprice/ Laney 15w. 1234; combo was already a really nice amp for the bucks bur adding this speaker rolled off the treble nicely while beefing up the bottom.. perfect. ken
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]