Product Description
A thick and chunky 12" American guitar speaker with big bottom end.
Colouration: Very powerful, thick and chunky tone. Very touch-sensitive with good sustain. Awesome bottom end.
Genre: Very American tone suitable for Blues, Rock, and Jazz.
| SPECIFICATIONS Nominal Diameter: 12.0", 304.8 mm Nominal Impedance: 8 ohms Power: 150w rms Freq. Response: 70.0 Hz-5.0 kHz Sensitivity: 102.0 db 1w/1m Magnet Weight: 59.0 oz, 1673.0 grams Gap Height 0.312", 7.92 mm Voice Coil Diameter 2.0", 50.8 mm MOUNTING INFORMATION Acceptable Enclosure Types - Closed back: Yes - Open back: Yes Overall Diameter: 12.01", 305.1 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: 11.63", 295.4 mm Depth: 5.2", 132.0 mm Net Weight: 11.1 lbs, 5.0 kg Shipping Weight: 12.8 lbs, 5.8 kg |
T/S PARAMETERS Fs: 97.0 Hz Re: 6.92 ohms Le: 0.42 mH Qms: 14.43 Qes: 0.55 Qts: 0.53 Vas: 41.3 L, 1.5 cuft Vd: 43.0 cc Cms: 0.1 mm/N BL: 14.2 Tm Mms: 26.0 grams EBP: 177.0 Xmax: 0.8 mm Sd: 532.4 cm2 CONSTRUCTION -Copper voice coil on polyimide voice coil former -Ferrite magnet with non-vented core -Pressed steel basket -Paper cone with plain paper edge -Zurette dust cap |
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Eminence Swamp Thang
This speaker got installed in a Tech 21 Trademark 60 1x12 combo. Not very high powered for a speaker like this, but the tone is absolutely stellar! I had it on a gig tonight and the Swamp Thing fills the room with big, deep tone. The music we do is blues, classic rock, stuff like ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stevie Ray Vaughan, etc. and this speaker handles it like a boss. Phenomenal product.
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Good in combination
First things first: Nextgen are again amazing. Now: This speaker is very interesting. Its tone is, imho/ime, very dark. Lots of low-end, mids aren't very full and the highs, while present, aren't sparkly or very brilliant either. I'm not sure I would enjoy this speaker so much by itself (I tried it a bit and it just sounds flat or dark to me). A good re'equing of basically any amp will be necessary. However, I'm very impressed with the way it sounds in combination with a Governor in my 2x12. It works superbly with the Gov with my 2203, Dual-Rectifier and 6505. The combination of the two (in the room of course) yields a very full and percussive tone. Quite the best of both worlds. Of course, others will hear things differently. In my case, choosing between this and the Manowar with a Governor has become quite a challenge.
