Jensen C10Q,C10R, Celestion V10-40, Eminence

[Wayne Carver]

I have decided to go with a 10 inch speaker for my 8-10 watt reel-reel player tube amp that i'm using with my lap steel. Bob suggested Tone Tubbies but I was looking for something in the under $50.00 price. The Eminence I was looking at was a Legend 105.8. Does anyone have an opinion on any of these or another speaker?

[Jay Ganz]

Not sure about the new ones, but the
old Jensen C10Q's are terrific!
The reissues are supposedly similar
in design & they're inexpensive.

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[Jeff Watson]

Can't beat the combination of tubes and old Jensens.

[Bobby Lee]

Wayne, I have a 12" speaker that I believe is an Eminence. It has no name on it, but it was removed from a Mesa/Boogie and I think that's what they were using at the time. It sounds good for steel - I used it as a satellite speaker for years. It feels like it's probably rated for 30-40 watts.

I'd sell it for $50 plus shipping, if you're interested.

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[Jack Francis]

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Is it the old Black Shadow spkr?

[Wayne Carver]

Jack, the Black Shadow was made by Celestion.
Bob, thanks for the offer but think i'll wait awhile. I have room in my amp cabinet for a 6" speaker. I am going to put a 6" Jensen in it to use for practice. I want to make a retro cabinet and put a 10 or 12" speaker in it. My amp has a 1/4" speaker connection but some one said not to use a guitar cable for a speaker.
Has anyone used Weber VST's? I've read some good reviews on them.