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Factory speakers just don't cut it, especially if playing your guitar is something you really enjoy. Sound quality can drastically improve while paying a very small price for what you will get out of it. Eminence is a fantastic brand and has really established itself as a giant within the guitar speaker industry. Through much research, we have comprised our own list of the best Eminence speakers you can get today. (Some of which are on sale!) Let's get started! Preview Product Rating Eminence Professional Series Kappa Pro 10A 10" Pro Audio Speaker, 500 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence American Standard Delta-10B 10" Pro Audio Speaker, 350 Watts at 16 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence American Standard Series Beta-6A 6" Mid/Bass Pro Audio Speaker, 175 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence Legend BP102 10 Inch Bass Amplifier Speaker 200 Watts - (8 Ohm) Check Latest Price Eminence Signature Series GA10-SC64 10" George Alessandro Guitar Speaker, 20 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence Kappa Pro-10A Professionals will enjoy the sound quality of the Eminence Kappa Pro-10A. It is a mid-range speaker that packs a powerful punch and features an RMS of 500-watts. However, many claims that it can handle up to 1000-watts of power, giving you a significant amount of sound to work with. With a heavier weight and larger size, the speakers can be daunting to mount but will give you better sound quality. What We Like: Heavy: The 80-ounce magnet weight is slightly heavier than most beginner speaker systems. However, it adds to the ability of the speakers to pack a solid punch. Mounting: compared to many other speakers, the Kappa can easily be mounted. Banana split screws and standard washers work with most common cab systems. Sound Quality: The reason why you might even be considering these speakers is the sound quality. They pack a solid sound and can handle a lot of power without any distortion. What We Didn’t Like: Price: One can argue that these speakers are still affordable, but they are slightly more expensive than some of the smaller options. However, the 1-year limited warranty will give you peace of mind. Eminence Delta Series 10in Source: Amazon The Eminence Delta Series 10 Inch 350W Speaker is a powerful speaker, made for the avid bass guitarist and application detail. The speakers work best in three-way systems, or for bass-mid in two-way systems while having a 350-Watt rating when it comes to power output. Essentially, they are perfect for music that has a lot of bass, which needs to be emphasized. What We Like: Available In Numerous Sizes: They cater to amps of all sizes, with varying sound quality. Users have the option of 10, 12, and 15-inches. Paper Cone: Many argue that the stiff paper cone offers more of a snappy sound that keeps up with faster music genres. Heavy Duty: With so many great speakers, it is no secret that these are made from much better materials and handle power much better as well. Price: One of the biggest benefits of having an Eminence speaker is the price. This one is no different at an affordable price. What We Didn’t Like: Live Sound: While the speakers are perfect for recording, with a crisp and clear sound, they might not be ideal for bassists performing live. Fit: These speakers are not only heavier than most standard cabinet speakers, but they are substantial in size and might not fit. Eminence Beta 6.5in The Eminence Beta 6.5in Midbass is a slightly smaller speaker that packs a powerful punch. It works best when used in an enclosed environment and it can offer you great sound output as a mid-bass speaker. A lightweight 30-ounce magnet makes them more versatile when it comes to fitment and these speakers work for a variety of amp cabinets. What We Like: Longevity: When used correctly, these speakers can last you several years before needing replacement. Some people even claim that it holds out for well over 15-years.Sound Quality: While the lightweight might discourage you, the speakers pack an incredible punch for the small size. It has an 8-ohm impedance and 350-watt program power.Affordable: These speakers are on the cheap side of the spectrum, but they compete with many mid-range speakers built into existing cabinets. What We Didn’t Like: Not for older cabs: Unfortunately, the fit seems a little off for alder cabinets and you might need to make a few connection adjustments. Eminence Legend BP102 Source: Amazon The Eminence Legend BP102 10 Inch Bass Amplifier Speaker is one of the top options to use for your bass guitar. Many professionals also recommend it for a bass guitar in a vented enclosure. It works best as an upgrade to smaller speakers and it can be performed on both single and multi-driver systems when needed. What We Like: Frequency Range: It has one of the most versatile frequency ranges on the market. The range is between 40 and 2,000 Hz, which gives you a lot of sound flexibility.Lightweight: The weight of the inner magnet is only 38-ounces, which is much smaller than many others. However, you won’t notice this aside from the easy installation.Warranty: Eminence slapped on a solid 7-year limited warranty, giving you more than enough time to test them and experiment. What We Didn’t Like: Mounting: You will need some basic soldering skills to set them up and it can take a significant amount of time to have them ready to go. Eminence GA10-SC64 Source: Amazon A vintage speaker is by far one of the best investments that anyone could make. The Eminence GA10-SC64 Geo. Alessandro is constructed with the help of the amp guru George Alessandro. The dynamic design, allows the speaker to flourish on vintage cabinets. The distortion can enhance the sound quality and the punchy sound helps with modern music. What We Like: Vintage Quality: Many people have vintage amp cabinets that they still use. Now you have an ideal speaker upgrade that will work with the sounds you aim to find. Fender Approved: With many of the Fender Guitars still reigning supreme for quality sound, the speaker helps amplify them. Retains amp characteristics: Installation can be daunting and you run the risk of the amp changing slightly. However, these speakers will not change the amp characteristics. What We Didn’t Like: Modern Sounds: As you might have guessed by not, these speakers are mostly recommended for some of the older guitars to attain a vintage sound. Why Should You Consider Choosing Eminence Speakers? Celestion and Eminence are in close competition when it comes to the best speaker. Many swear by Eminence since it is the largest manufacturer in the world. While both of them have similar qualities and rates high, Eminence might just edge out Celestion. Here are some of the special features that Eminence brings to the table: Variety Eminence is one of the oldest brands you will find when it comes to speakers and especially replacement speakers. Due to being one of the oldest brands, they have developed a variety of different speakers. All the speakers are affordable, especially those in the mid-range. This makes Eminence a preferred brand among many artists and they know that replacement speakers are easy to find. Sound Quality Eminence specializes in specific sounds and when you have a specific genre or guitar, you will probably find a speaker that can bring out the best sound from that guitar, As you might have noticed with the last speaker in the review section, it made to give you the best possible sound when using any Fender guitar. Prices One of the benefits that are hard not to emphasize is the price of the speakers. They are not overpriced like many of the competitors and still offer a lot of value. Eminence tests all the speakers and they produce them on a very large scale. Due to the bulk production, you as the consumer can find them on our list at an affordable price. Warranty When it comes to speakers, you need to look at the warranty carefully. You need to ensure that you have the speakers mounted correctly and not to expose them to more sound than you should. Fortunately, Eminence will not kill you with terms and conditions in their warranties. Combining this with excellent customer support makes them the people's brand. Wrap-Up It is hard to argue with the quality and while we tried to find the downsides of Eminence, you can hardly find anything wrong with their speakers. They are well-designed and will offer you value for your money. We hope this guide helped you in choosing the best Eminence speaker for your guitar. Preview Product Rating Eminence Professional Series Kappa Pro 10A 10" Pro Audio Speaker, 500 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence American Standard Delta-10B 10" Pro Audio Speaker, 350 Watts at 16 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence American Standard Series Beta-6A 6" Mid/Bass Pro Audio Speaker, 175 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price Eminence Legend BP102 10 Inch Bass Amplifier Speaker 200 Watts - (8 Ohm) Check Latest Price Eminence Signature Series GA10-SC64 10" George Alessandro Guitar Speaker, 20 Watts at 8 Ohms Check Latest Price