There's no simple answer to this question as Celestion make a wide range of different speakers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. That said, generally speaking Celestion make good quality speakers that are well worth considering if you're in the market for a new set. Their speakers tend to have a nice, warm sound and are built to last, so you can be sure you're getting a good investment when you buy Celestion.
The simple answer is no, expensive speakers are not worth it. The reason being is that speakers are one of the least important parts of a sound system. The most important part is the room the speakers are in and the equipment they are paired with. The next most important part is the source material. After that, it’s the speakers. So, if you have a great room, great equipment and great source material, then you can get great sound from any speakers, regardless of price.
Most guitar amps are mono, meaning they have one speaker. Some guitar amps are stereo, meaning they have two speakers.
Yes, a 6 ohm amplifier can drive 8 ohm speakers, but it will do so at a lower volume than if the amplifier were matched to the speaker impedance. When an amplifier is not matched to the speaker impedance, the amplifier will work harder, which can cause damage to the amp over time.
5/5
8 Ohm For bass players demanding well-defined clarity and stunning articulation together with a rich, full tone, PULSE12 bass speakers deliver an ideal combination of responsiveness and rock solid low end
For bass players demanding well-defined clarity and stunning articulation together with a rich, full tone, PULSE12 bass speakers deliver an ideal combination of responsiveness and rock solid low end
Nominal diameter: 12" Power rating: 200W Nominal impedance: 8O Sensitivity: 94dB Magnet type: Ferrite Voice coil diameter: 2" Coil material: Copper Cone material: Kevlar loaded paper Former material: Polyimide Surround material: Cloth-sealed Frequency range: 40-3500Hz
Expect each note to deliver athick, percussive attack along with the mid-range necessary to break through in any performance situation
The Kevlar-loaded conepulses with up to 200 watts of raw bass power
$234
My amp gets new life thanks to this. I changed the G12H in my guitar cab from a V30 to a Pulse so that I would have one speaker for playing bass through. I was surprised with how well the guitar sounds when I use both speakers at once.I frequently use a high gain setting while tuning down to the D or lower standard. This speaker makes it possible to add rich, low-end clarity and grit that was previously lacking.Additionally, it handles overdriven tones with grace and force and sounds fantastic on bass guitar.
5/5
The new "weapon of choice" for Guns n' Roses guitarist Richard Fortus
12" ceramic magnet guitar speaker with 70-watt power handling, for replacement or upgrade
Crank up your amp for sizzling overdrive, with plenty of mid-band warmth to give substance to lead note playing
An exciting modern vintage sound that just makes you want to keep on playing
Sweet sounding guitar speaker with superbly balanced tonal signature
$234
It is the best conceivable combination of a greenback and a v30. It can fly for leads, has girth, and cleans up to be chimey but warm.and at this cost? It is absurd. It is a top speaker from Celestion.I bought this speaker because I use both English and American amplifiers, and it works with virtually anything because to its Greenback blood.Get it. You won't be let down.
5/5
Very loud, responsive and articulate in every register
Ideal for: College Rock, Classic Rock, Grunge, and Heavy Metal
Chunky and solid sound with a little top end sparkle
$234
To my opinion, the Governor speaker sounds a touch "darker" than the Man O War. The Governor is less mid-scooped than a V30 but has a little more bite. Together, the Man O' War and Governor seem to give a wonderful fat tone that isn't too bright or scooped and has a nice growl on distorted tones, but still sounds great on clean tones. Although the tone is fat when the Governor is present, I'm not sure I'd prefer the Man O' War to have more chimey or clear tones by itself. I enjoy it:The Eminence Governor (from this point down) received the same review. I used an Avatar 2x12 cabinet with two Celestion G12 Century speakers (lightweight neodymium magnets), which were wired in series to create a 16 ohm cabinet. Given that most cabinets/amps are configured for 8 ohm, the wiring configuration is somewhat unusual.Years went by while I tried to get good tones out of my amps. Regrettably, I kept placing the blame on the amplifier and kept replacing amp after amp. Eventually, it dawned on me that some of the highly regarded amps I had set aside might not be the issue, but rather the speakers. Although I already had some excellent speakers in the cabinet, I was always aware of the importance of having outstanding speakers.I was going to try replacing the G12 speakers with V30s, but I chose to try these Eminence speakers instead mostly because they were significantly less expensive and also because I wasn't sure the G12 speakers were the issue. I therefore chose the Governor (which sounds something like a V30 but is less scooped sounding) and this Man O War speaker (which I read was a good combo).Tone has changed dramatically—absolutely it's fantastic. These speakers sound fantastic, and I'm not sure if that has anything to do with the fact that I now have a more "normal" 8 ohm cabinet wired in parallel that matches up better with my amp or the fact that the heavier magnets are simply better than the lightweight neodymium magnets. I have a Mesa Mark V, which I loved when I tried it out in the store, but for years I was never able to reproduce the sound at home since something was always lacking. I was blaming the amp, the stomp boxes, and everything else, but I was simply ignoring a crucial component of the sound: the speakers! A good speaker is perhaps one of the most crucial components because, after all, it is the speakers that provide the sound.My Mesa now chimes, growls, and makes a fat sound like it did when I test drove it, therefore the Mesa is saved even if I can't directly compare this to anything. Excellent value; I'd purchase Eminence once more.
4.8/5
Modern Tone
It Is A Good Upgrade For Small Practice Amps
This 6" Speaker Packs 15 Watts Of Power
Ceramic Magnet, 15W Rated Power, 8 Ohms
Made In Italy
$234
At a nearby thrift store, I found a Fender SP10 amplifier for less than $10.00. Although I didn't buy it expressly to use as a guitar amplifier, it will function flawlessly when being fitted with new speakers. The new Jensen speaker was easily replaced in the SP10's small, inexpensive speaker in less than 15 minutes. All of the speaker's holes align. DO NOT DRILL! You simply use the current hardware. Even better, I didn't have to solder the connections. I threaded and electrical taped an additional 6 inches of wire to the speaker terminals, and then I joined the existing wires to it. Before reinstalling the speaker panel in the SP10, I tested the speaker. What a distinction in tone. As I type this article, I'm listening to the new Jensen MOD6;15 SP10 through my Kindle Fire. The sound will even improve once the speaker cone has "broken in."Don't be hesitant to make the swap if you are. It's as easy as it gets. Just keep in mind that you should get the MOD6's 8 ohm version.
4.5/5
A 4 ohm driver with high SPL
Pro sound 15" woofer for use in bass guitar cabinets or in a PA cabinet
Easily handles 600W and frequencies from a low 45 Hz to 3 kHz
$234
I recently bought this to replace the driver in my Peavey 1x15 TNT cab that I inherited. That buzzing sound a driver makes when its cone is through was being made by the "Black Widow" driver, whose sound I had fallen in love with.When I learned that finding the identical driver was nearly hard and that the ones I did find were selling for well over $140, I must confess that I became a little upset.I have nearly never been pleased with an Amazon purchase than I was with this driver, which was a direct swap directly into the cabinet. It effortlessly duplicates the same low frequencies and even has better power handling at a fraction of the weight of the previous driver. It can easily outshine a complete drum set and a guitar played through a 2x12 at 150 watts, both at maximum volume, even though I'm only running 200 watts through it. It also creates some lovely midrange when I run my keyboard through it. I have no qualms about purchasing anything from Eminence.
4.4/5
â¤ã€Ž3 IN 1 VOICE AMPLIFIER & BLUETOOTH SPEAKER & MOBILE POWER〠- This is not only a nice voice amplifier which can project your voice clearly and loudly, but also can be used as a bluetooth speaker and a power bank for emergency charging. Supports recording, loop playback, Aux input, micro SD card and U disk.
$234
I've used a few voice amplifiers, but this one is the finest! It functions pretty well. I frequently serve as a volunteer tour guide at the prison where I work. It was a great assistance, for sure! Both outside and within the prison dorms, they could clearly hear me. It is excellent! Even my Sunday school class has utilized it. outstanding caliber Your voice can be amplified with it, or you can utilize the Bluetooth feature to listen to anything. Even a micro-SD card or USB disk will play it. Simply connect it and let it run. Additionally, you can record your voice with the included microphone and play it back at a later time.Its large capacity lithium battery is a feature I truly enjoy! It has a very long shelf life! I wholeheartedly endorse it!
4.3/5
Built in 1800 mAh rechargeable lithium battery. Continously working time is up to 12 hours. You can use USB cable to charge this mini voice amplifier. Only needs 3~5 hours to fully charge it.
The wired headworn microphone is adjustable. You can adjust the distance between your mouth and the mic. Made of durable and wear-resistant ABS material, this voice amplifier looks fashion. Suitable for teaching, trainer, singer, coacher, tour guide, shopping mall, presentation, outdoor speech and etc..
Supports MP3 audio playing: TF (Micro SD) card playing & USB flash drive playing. Can repeat single tune, loop all music and switch songs. Supporting 3.5mm AUX audio input (Mic port can be used as AUX port), can work as a wired speaker.
Amplifys your voice and saves your throat. The sound is clear, crisp, no noise and no distortion. The max 10 watts sound can cover about 10000 sq.ft (1000 ㎡), loud enough to cover a big room.
Compact size (4.1 x 1.4 x 3.4 inches) and light weight (0.36 lb). You can use the back clip to fix it on your belt or pocket. You can also use waistbelt to tie it around your waist or hang it on your neck.
$234
This tiny gadget produces some very decent sound. I wanted something to assist my voice carry over the gym since I teach multiple large aerobics sessions, and this works really well. We do a lot of heavy lifting, so I have to clip the amplifier to the inside of my pants to prevent the cord from becoming tangled in my arms. As a result, the music occasionally cuts out if the mouthpiece is not directly over the amplifier's speaker. If I had to buy it again, I would choose the wireless model merely because the cord does get in the way. Overall, it's a great tool, and the ladies appreciate that they can clearly hear me speak during the exercises.
4.3/5
Classic Celestion tone, perfectly suited to many different playing styles and genres
Captured on thousands of recordings by a diverse range of guitar players
Characterized by a warm low-end, famously rich, vocal mid-range and a beautifully detailed top-end
The World’s best-selling premium guitar speaker
Ceramic magnet 12" guitar speaker with 60-watt power handling, ideal for replacement or upgrade
$234
As a replacement for the stock Fender speaker on a 40 Watt Blues Deluxe, I bought one of these. This speaker has a lot more bass end and is much louder and more rounded than the original. It didn't sound well at all right out of the box; it was stuttering all over the place and a little fuzzy even at lower volumes, so I looked up celestions' directions for breaking it in online and followed them (earplugs are highly advised), and now it sounds exactly as I had hoped. The drive channel on the Blues Deluxe is notorious for being extremely strident and underpowered, but over this speaker, it sounds much better. This is the biggest tone improvement I've noticed. Anyone seeking to get a little extra warmth and crunch out of their amps should try this, in my opinion. To ensure compatibility with your amplifier before purchasing, it is 60 watts with an 8 ohm resistance.
3.5/5
ã€Long Working Time】 Up to 10 hours of continuously working time once fully charged, the amplifier is easy to charge with USB cable, with built-in 1000mAh rechargeable battery.
ã€Recording Function】 One key recording, easy to record your voice and broadcast repeatly. The function only works when you insert a TF card.
ã€Powerful Sound & No Whistle/Noise】 High quality power amplifier chip and advanced high fidelity amplifier master control. With double voice coil and high-power loudspeaker, the sound is clear and crisp, no noise and no distortion, comes with wide transmission range.
ã€Multifunctional and Easy to Operate】Voice Amplifier / Bluetooth Speakers / Portable FM Radio 3 in 1, supports TF (Micro SD) card playing. One-key switch, one-key loop and repeat function.
ã€Compact Size & Light Weight】Small size of only 4×2.9×1 inches and 4.5 ounces weight.You can use the back clip to attach it on your belt or pocket. You can also use waist belt to tie it around your waist or hang it on your neck.
$234
Although it is simple to use, getting used to it the first time takes some time. Even in MP3 playback mode, FM radio, and Bluetooth speaker mode, the audio quality is excellent. I enjoy these multifunctional items because they are great for outdoor activities. Additionally, it is as portable as a typical power bank.It is not essential to plug in your microphone in order to record because there is an inbuilt mic. The recording can only capture audio from the microphone; it cannot capture audio from an FM, TF, or Bluetooth player.The documentation refers to the bluetooth device as "APORO small," but the actual name is NK-BA300, which took me a lot of time to figure out.
No, you cannot use a guitar amp as a subwoofer. Guitar amps are designed to amplify guitars, not produce bass frequencies. While some guitar amps may have a bass boost feature, this is not the same as a subwoofer and will not produce the same results.
Yes, you can use a guitar amplifier as a speaker. However, you will need to use an adapter to connect the amplifier to the speaker. The adapter will allow you to connect the two devices together.
Yes, speaker size does affect sound. Larger speakers produce louder, fuller sound, while smaller speakers are more portable and have a more limited range.
Speaker size does affect volume. The larger the speaker, the louder the sound. This is because the speaker has a larger surface area, which allows it to move more air.
When choosing speakers for a guitar amp, there are many factors to consider such as power handling, impedance, and sensitivity. The size and type of speaker also play a role in the sound that is produced. For example, a 12-inch speaker is typically better suited for low frequencies, while a 10-inch speaker is better for high frequencies. The power handling is the amount of power the speaker can handle before being damaged. It is important to choose a speaker that can handle the power of the amp. If the speaker is not powerful enough, the sound will be distorted.
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