Eminence Delta 12 Speaker (400 Watts, 12")
Discover a basement to your low end sound that you never knew existed, perfect for lead/bass guitar, keyboards, bumpin' club setups, and monitors.
$124.99
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Overall User Ratings (based on 20 ratings)
Submitted November 11, 2006 by a customer from roadrunner.com
"400/800 for $80ish. Hard to argue with."
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After rebuilding the cabinets...new horns and crossovers, I couple these Eminence 12's with a pair of Peavy PR15's. Its loud. I push 600 x 2 with my crown and run them in a series. For my normal size venues inside, theres no need for an additional sub. The 4 do just fine.
Sound
This sub sounds quite nice for the $. Im a mobile dj and I bought some garbage 12" 3 ways a few years ago when I started. It didnt take long before I just quit using them. Recently, I opted to pull out the crap sub and replace them with these. In addition to some new crossovers, the low end is nice and the sound is clear.
Features
It is what it is.
Ease of Use
Plug and go.
Quality
Heavy, solid, and rugged. Cant really beat it for the buck if you're looking to rebuild cabinets.
Value
400rms/800 peak for $80ish. Cant go wrong.
Manufacturer Support
Havnt used.
Musical Background:
Mobile DJ by night.
Musical Style:
All genre's
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Submitted September 10, 2014 by Mike K in ATTICA, IN
"Delta 12's"
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I've used these speaker for years as mid drivers in multiple PAs. They are about the best bang for the buck in this application. In 15 years I've never replaced one.
Musical Background:
35 years as a weekend warrior, guitar and vocals
Musical Style:
Classic rock, blues, country, variety
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