Eminence GA10SC59 10" Guitar Speaker Driver Alnic
A 10-inch Alnico guitar speaker driver built in the United States for high-quality tone
- 10-inch Alnico magnet delivers warm vintage tone
- 59 oz magnet weight provides strong magnetic field
- Made in United States ensures quality construction
- High-quality components built for reliable performance
- Black finish offers classic amplifier aesthetics
10" Alnico Guitar Driver
The Eminence GA10SC59 is a ten-inch guitar speaker driver built with an Alnico magnet for players seeking vintage-inspired tone. It serves musicians who want classic warmth and touch-sensitive response from a single driver. The unit arrives new and ready for installation in compatible cabinets or combo amplifiers.
Replaces Worn Alnico Drivers
This driver upgrades cabinets fitted with fatigued or blown Alnico speakers of the same diameter. The swap is worthwhile when the original cone has lost sensitivity or developed mechanical noise. It restores the original voicing without requiring crossover changes or enclosure modifications.
Handles Vintage Output Levels
The 59-ounce magnet assembly delivers headroom suited to lower-wattage vintage amplifiers and recording studios. It comfortably reproduces clean chords and moderate overdrive at rehearsal volumes. It runs out when pushed beyond period-correct power levels or in high-gain modern metal contexts.
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- Price $130.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cabinet cutout size fits the 10-inch Eminence GA10SC59 driver?
The 10-inch frame requires a standard 10-inch speaker cutout; verify the baffle thickness matches the mounting flange depth before drilling.
How do I wire the GA10SC59 and which polarity mistake should I avoid?
Connect the amplifier output to the two solder terminals — positive to the marked terminal — and double-check phase so the cone moves outward on a positive pulse.
When should I plan to recone or replace the Alnico magnet assembly?
Expect decades of service; recone only if the voice coil rubs, the cone tears, or the Alnico magnet loses charge after extreme heat exposure.
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