Eminence GA-SC64 - 40W 8ohm

It's the best speaker you'll find for a Deluxe Reverb. Hand wired or DRRI.

Sounds pretty awesome.in a hot rod deluxe. Sixties sound for sure. Can be jazzy or rocky.

Such a sweet sounding speaker. Put it in a 1x12 combo of Fender inspiration (home brew amp, pedal platform type) It's present without being harsh, it fills the low end without being boomy. But it is VERY different from a Celestion type speaker. I built my pedalboard around this amp, and that ended up being based around the Blues Driver as the main drive pedal. When I ran the amp through my Creambacks cab for fun... It sounded so boring and thin. Yet that cab is amazing with a JCM800 type amp. This speaker was designed for a 60s Fender combo, and it just shines in that use.

This was the first amp I swapped the speaker out for another. The deluxe reverb comes with a Jensen that sounds great however I wanted to try this eminence as it has rave reviews on the forums in this particular amp, although it is still breaking in it definitely has a more “vintage” sound meaning more raw , you hear the strings more, less forgiving in some ways but in a good way. You hear your fingers slide across the strings, things I have read say it is more touch sensitive and I have definitely confirmed that in my opinion. I would say the stock speaker sounds just as good this is just different and I really like it equally with distortion/overdrive and it’s clean tones. I mostly play bedroom volumes or just above and I would say it’s a worthy upgrade for the price ! Just my opinion

I stuck this speaker in a build I completed, and am wowed! This speaker is quite loud, but very clear and articulate without being harsh. The low end is a bit subdued at lower volumes, but I think that helps the speaker stay clear as you turn it up. The amps natural overdrive also sounds amazing through this speaker, very smooth.