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Eminence Red Coat Ramrod 10" Guitar Speaker 75W 8 Ohm
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Manufacturer Part Number: Red Coat Ramrod
Eminence Red Coat Ramrod - Very loud, gutsy, and meaty tone with singing highs and nice, clear overtones. Power handling: 75 watts RMS Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,000 Hz Sensitivity: 100 dB 1W/1m
Key Features:
Eminence Red Coat Ramrod 10" Guitar Speaker 75W 8 Ohm
It all started with the British Invasion, that unmistakable sound that took America by storm from across the Atlantic to right in your face. And now Eminence puts it within easy reach with the Red Coat™ series of guitar amp speakers. Engineered and manufactured in the U.S. with British-inspired cones, making it easy to "Pick Your Sound." Seven-year manufacturer's warranty.
ram'rod - n. a meaty, 10" guitar speaker with British influence setting the standard for 10" speakers
Specifications: Power handling: 75 watts RMS VCdia: 1.5" Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,000 Hz Sensitivity: 100 dB 1W/1m Magnet weight: 30 oz. Dimensions: Overall diameter: 10.11", Cutout diameter: 9.13", Depth: 4.3".
Electric guitars, guitar amplification, and the birth of Rock-n-Roll in the 1950's collectively established a new use for loudspeakers. Speaker choices were limited in those days and amplifier manufacturers had to purchase products that were common to other applications. Usually, this meant a low-power speaker, often with an Alnico magnet, and limited cone and coil travel.
Due to the nature of the speaker's construction, the sound of the guitar and amplifier combination was impacted by the speaker design. Amplified guitar was a bit more aggressive duty than most other speaker applications at the time and the speakers were frequently challenged in terms of their mechanical movement and linearity. Guitarist learned how to control this non-linearity and use the resulting tonal characteristics to their advantage. Speaker break-up became cool and was a desired feature by most guitarists. The great guitar tones we know now are a result of those events.
Although there are a multitude of distinctive guitar speaker tones available today, they can be broken down into two main categories. We have Marshall and Celestion to thank for the distinctively "British tones" that we are so familiar with. Fender, Peavey, and SLM (Crate/Ampeg) worked with speaker companies like Eminence, Oxford, CTS, JBL, and Electro-Voice to establish tones that are distinctively "American".
Eminence is proud to present the Patriot™ and Red Coat™ series of guitar speakers. Incorporating both British and American cone technology into speakers that are manufactured in the USA gives us the ability to provide you with virtually any tone you desire. Be it British or American, clean or dirty, big bass or screaming highs, we have a speaker that will allow you to "Pick Your Sound".
To help you select the right Eminence guitar speaker, check out Eminence's .
Eminence Red Coat Ramrod - Very loud, gutsy, and meaty tone with singing highs and nice, clear overtones. Power handling: 75 watts RMS Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,000 Hz Sensitivity: 100 dB 1W/1m
Key Features:
- Application: 10" Open or Closed Back
- Configuration: 1, 2, or 4 x 10"
- Coloration: Very loud, gutsy, and meaty tone with singing highs and nice, clear overtones
- Genre: British Rock and Blues, Country, Jazz
Eminence Red Coat Ramrod 10" Guitar Speaker 75W 8 Ohm
It all started with the British Invasion, that unmistakable sound that took America by storm from across the Atlantic to right in your face. And now Eminence puts it within easy reach with the Red Coat™ series of guitar amp speakers. Engineered and manufactured in the U.S. with British-inspired cones, making it easy to "Pick Your Sound." Seven-year manufacturer's warranty.
ram'rod - n. a meaty, 10" guitar speaker with British influence setting the standard for 10" speakers
Specifications: Power handling: 75 watts RMS VCdia: 1.5" Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency range: 80-5,000 Hz Sensitivity: 100 dB 1W/1m Magnet weight: 30 oz. Dimensions: Overall diameter: 10.11", Cutout diameter: 9.13", Depth: 4.3".
Electric guitars, guitar amplification, and the birth of Rock-n-Roll in the 1950's collectively established a new use for loudspeakers. Speaker choices were limited in those days and amplifier manufacturers had to purchase products that were common to other applications. Usually, this meant a low-power speaker, often with an Alnico magnet, and limited cone and coil travel.
Due to the nature of the speaker's construction, the sound of the guitar and amplifier combination was impacted by the speaker design. Amplified guitar was a bit more aggressive duty than most other speaker applications at the time and the speakers were frequently challenged in terms of their mechanical movement and linearity. Guitarist learned how to control this non-linearity and use the resulting tonal characteristics to their advantage. Speaker break-up became cool and was a desired feature by most guitarists. The great guitar tones we know now are a result of those events.
Although there are a multitude of distinctive guitar speaker tones available today, they can be broken down into two main categories. We have Marshall and Celestion to thank for the distinctively "British tones" that we are so familiar with. Fender, Peavey, and SLM (Crate/Ampeg) worked with speaker companies like Eminence, Oxford, CTS, JBL, and Electro-Voice to establish tones that are distinctively "American".
Eminence is proud to present the Patriot™ and Red Coat™ series of guitar speakers. Incorporating both British and American cone technology into speakers that are manufactured in the USA gives us the ability to provide you with virtually any tone you desire. Be it British or American, clean or dirty, big bass or screaming highs, we have a speaker that will allow you to "Pick Your Sound".
To help you select the right Eminence guitar speaker, check out Eminence's .
Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eminence Speaker |
| Model | Red Coat Ramrod |
| Part Number | 290-840 |
| UPC | 876358001132 |
| Unit of Measure | Each |
| Weight | 9 |
Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Nominal Diameter | 10" |
| Power Handling (RMS) | 75 Watts |
| Impedance | 8Ω |
Materials of Construction | |
|---|---|
| Magnet Material | Ceramic Ferrite |
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Customer Reviews
By Adam Smale
Date: January 20, 2018
Great speaker!! Awesome all around tone that makes your amp sound better. A big sounding 10” driver.
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By Mike G.
Date: December 13, 2017
I used the RF 10C to replace the stock speaker in an older Peavy Backstage Plus. That's an older, American made solid state practice amp- built like a tank. The older speaker sounded brittle, lacking any bottom end. This speaker added great tonal range. It sounds very, very good. Sweet articulate tone. Where the stock speaker would breakup and become noisy at higher volume, this speaker just flat rocks. It's loud, the 34;I can feel the air moving34; type loud! I know there are guitar snobs who would doubt me, but I know tone. This speaker achieves! Construction appears top quality. It's apparent Eminence takes some pride in their product. I'm exceedingly happy. I bought a second RF 10C for my spare practice amp as well. No hesitation.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By James G.
Date: October 01, 2017
When i first installed the speaker I said to myself 34;not so bad... i'm kiinda diggin' this thing and it's only Gonna get better once it breaks in34; I was wrong. The tone went to the dark side one day while I'm in the middle of playing. The amp just started sounding lifeless-No more top end sparkle. It sounded like there's a blanket over this thing and certain notes just sound God awful. Like it's trying to produce the note but it's not capable. So far I've been disappointed with every Eminence speaker I've tried. Long story short, got a Scumback H75 to replace it and i'll never use anything else as long as they're in busniess.
Rating: 
[1 of 5 Stars!]
[1 of 5 Stars!]
By The Woj
Date: August 27, 2017
Replace the stock 1034; in my Randall Diavlo Cab. Huge difference in quality from the original. Not even broken in yet and immediately more smoothness, crispness and tone.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By Jesse M
Date: May 30, 2017
I purchased 2 of these in the 1034; size to switch out the Oxford speakers in my Fender Twin Vibrolux. These made that amp a fire breathing dragon! Much lower and tighter lows with a nice mid-range and high-end. They sounded really good out of the box but the high ,highs and high mids have been mellowing a touch the more I play them. These work REALLY well with pedals. Without a preamp or pedals it allows you to crank the amp to it's sweet spot without knocking all the pictures off the wall. These hit the nail on the head for what I needed.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By CaptPostMod
Date: April 27, 2017
Had a little 1034; Marshall cab from a micro stack that I wanted to use as a quick grab and go cab for my 100 watt Quilter head when I need it. First I swapped the stock speaker for a Celestion TF1018 which died after 1 gig. Stuck this in as the next replacement and it's performing great and sounds far better than either of the previous two speakers. Really rich sound that's got just enough treble and a nice punch to the bass.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]