Product Description
Higher power, vintage, seamed cone tonality for guitar. Ideal Vintage alnico Jensen replacement.
Colouration: American growl but with sparkle, definition and an edgy top-end. Very vintage!
Genre: Rock and Roll, Country, and Blues.
SPECIFICATIONS Nominal Diameter: 12.0", 304.8 mm Nominal Impedance: 8 ohms Power: 75w rms Freq. Response: 80.0 Hz-4.0 kHz Sensitivity: 100.1 db 1w/1m Magnet Weight: 34.0 oz, 964.0 grams Gap Height 0.312", 7.92 mm Voice Coil Diameter 1.5", 38.1 mm MOUNTING INFORMATION Acceptable Enclosure Types - Closed back: No - Open back: Yes Overall Diameter: 12.03", 305.5 mm Baffle Hole Diameter: 10.95", 278.1 mm Number of Mounting Holes: 8 Mounting Holes Diameter: 0.25", 6.4 mm Mounting Hole BCD: 11.59", 294.3 mm Depth: 4.9", 125.0 mm Net Weight: 7.8 lbs, 3.5 kg Shipping Weight: 9.9 lbs, 4.5 kg |
T/S PARAMETERS Fs: 94.0 Hz Re: 7.44 ohms Le: 0.70 mH Qms: 6.15 Qes: 1.18 Qts: 0.99 Vas: 32.5 L, 1.2 cuft Vd: 24.0 cc Cms: 0.09 mm/N BL: 10.9 Tm Mms: 32.0 grams EBP: 80.0 Xmax: 0.5 mm Sd: 506.7 cm2 CONSTRUCTION -Copper voice coil on polyimide voice coil former -Ferrite magnet with non-vented core -Pressed steel basket -Paper cone with plain paper cone edge -Solid composition paper dust cap |
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Eminence Legend 1258
I was a bit disappointed with this speaker. I found the high end a bit thin. Sounds pretty good but I far prefer the Eminence Alessandro GA - ca1964. Though not quite as bright it has a way fuller sound. Bit more expensive but worth it. The Legend is average IMHO.
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Good reliable speaker
The Legend 1258 is a great-sounding, reliable speaker in anything where you want the classic/ vintage FMIC sound without the heavy price tag of a Weber or Jensen. Rated at 75 watts, you're unlikely to ever blow one as long as you don't try and crank a Twin into a 1X12 cab.
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Good reliable speaker
Legend 1258s lack the fancy labels and snazzy names of other Eminence speakers, but make no mistake -- these are solid reliable drivers that work great in any vintage or vintage-style amp where you want a smooth, well-rounded tone. Don't let the cheap price tag put you these are any less worthy of the Eminence name.
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A Beaut
Everything in the one-line description is accurate. A really tasty sound, defined and nuanced but good and ballsy. Makes my very low wattage amp sound like a (much, much quieter) silver face Twin. A great American tone and unbeatable for the money.