CELESTION Ten 30 Guitar Speaker

This simple replacement gave new (better) life to my Marshall MG30DFX. This was the easiest thing I did to improve the amp. Less shrilly and fizzing. Even channel 2 is better. Recommended!

I had bought a Peavey backstage 30 from the late 70’s and the speaker was shot. Since I bought the amp for $20, I wasn’t really into the idea of dropping $100 on a replacement speaker. With that said, this speaker is a solid replacement. It handles more low end than the stock speaker. It has a nice high end and smooth mids. Impressed for the price. I would say the speaker doesn’t really have an inherent sound like some speakers. It’s a quality replacement at a nice price.

Built a cabinet out of 1x12 and put the 10-30 in it. I plugged my new JOYO Jackman 2 into it, and Wow! Sounds amazing!! This speaker pairs perfectly with the JOYO amps. And LOUD!!!

A good alternative to the stock speaker in my vox ac-4c1. The impedence is 8 ohms which puts out a bit more volume then the stock vox (cheap chinese celestion 16ohm) after breaking it in,it has better bass and mid bass response.also provides a less tinny tone,crisper highs that are no longer harsh. A cheap but effective upgrade to my vox combo.

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This Celestion 10” replaced the old Peavey speaker in a cabinet I restored to use as the onstage monitor for my guitar. I couldn’t afford a top of the line Celestion, but I trusted the name and the great reviews for this low cost model. I was blown away by how good it sounds! Get one and you will be too!

Second option for review - What the heck quality of any speaker is "Sheerness"?Real Review:Loud, compressed mid-tone sound. good drop-in replacement for not too much money.Cheapest Celestion Guitar Speaker Out There - time to rig more 4x10 cabs because 12" speakers from the Big C cost too danged much.

I put this into a 10x12x24" speaker cabinet in place of the woofer. As such, I get a nice portable mini cabinet, with much less bass than a 4x12 cabinet, but a good sound overall, and I can lift it.It might have better lows in a bigger box.It's not a super heavy speaker. The chassis is stamped steel, and the magnet and coil are not as large as I had expected, having seen 12" speakers in a couple of twin amps and cabinets.I will know more when I've had a chance to crank it in a larger room.