Eminence Redcoat Ramrod Guitar Speaker User Reviews

I sometimes gig with my Fender Frontman 25R but the stock speaker sucks! So I installed this guy,and wow! what a big difference! I use the clean channel and put my stock Boss OD-3 or my modified Boss DS-1 Monte Allum Tri-Roxx in the clean side, And it sounds awesome and loud either way. I just stick a E-609 in front of the speakers and everyone can hear me just find on there monitors. I use this amp allot more now a days because the Ramrod sounds great! and what I do is, just tilt it behind me using an empty spray can bottle as my amp stand on the back top corner of the amp. I hear my self just find and I'm becoming the least headache for the soundman and the easiest to add in the house mix....The Ramrod gives out Great Electric Guitar frequency that's easy to dial in the house mix fast and blends well without killing everyone.

Musical Background:

weekend gigs/semi-pro

Musical Style:

almost all or where loud guitar is needed. he! he!

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Submitted February 23, 2005 by a customer from aol.com

"Fender pro jr. stratosphiric sound improvement."

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Sound

I was tired of the trashy little speaker in my new fender pro jr. Although it's a very cool little amp, I wanted a stronger bass responce. I ordered the ram rod and the ragin cajun to try out in this amp......WOW......I put in the ram rod and never looked back. the cajun sits in my closet for a future tryout.... This little amp is an absolute screamer, fabulous high end fender tone.Thanks to the folks at eminence.

Quality

I've used a lot of speaker types in my guitar amps, and the new speakers from eminence are a very well made machine. very easy to install and remember to always keep the shipping box to sell the old speaker in.

The Wow Factor

Granted we are only talking about a guitar amp speaker, But man what looks. The little ram rod is red and it shows up real good in the back of my amp, It's classy and expensive looking, and it almost looks as good as it sounds.

Musical Background:

hobbyist, some performance

Musical Style:

surf instrumental

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Submitted March 5, 2014 by Travis M in Sevierville, TN

"Part of a Set"

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I purchased a 4 pack of Eminence Rajin Cajun 10" speakers and 2 Eminence Redcoat Ramrod Speakers to go into a Yamaha 610 cabinet from the 1970's. I had trouble with the fact that the Yamaha g100 stack was "too clean." Even with pedals, I had trouble getting a good distortion sound. All of that changed with these new speakers. The sound I get from this cabinet is unreal. The amp system is a solid state system from Japan. It will last forever. Now the sound is even better. I gave one star for features. It's a speaker... it has only on feature, and that is to function. I scored the quality high only because I built a couple of 212 cabinets using Eminence speakers two years ago and they still sound great.

Musical Background:

Gigging musician

Musical Style:

Rock, Country, Southern Rock

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Submitted January 17, 2023 by a customer from gmail.com

"Not worth the time"

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Purchased this speaker based on other reviews and sound bits on youtube.this thing is pingy and with treble turned to 0 and bass on 10 it still was not even a decent sound..tried it with different guitars 3 different amps tube and solid state its muddy and even tried 2 different cabinets and no difference..my opinion. Should have stayed with celestion!

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