🔊 High-performance Eminence American Standard Delta-10A Speaker: 10" Pro Audio, 350 Watts @ 8 Ohms Review

Bought to replace the blown speaker in the Mackie Thump 15. Straight fit, much better, more powerful speaker than the original. I expect it to be better able to handle the power. Replace another driver with another.

There are a few in my truck. I prefer a paper cone and a cloth border to plastic and rubber. They don't move much, but they sound loud. When I turn on the stereo, they're loud and clear. I thought I had a distortion but it turned out to be rattling my truck. Push them into 4 ohms with 914 watts RMS. Great speakers and great sound. Consider getting 2 more!

At 12 pounds per speaker, the weight was right. Power consumption was slightly lower than JBL, but efficiency was a few dB higher, response curve looked close, and frequency response was just as close. The cabinets are trapezoidal, two-way, with a 1 1/2 inch tweeter horn and a crossover with overload protection. They sound GREAT and are used to enhance the sound of live music.

I replaced the original 1968 15" CTS speakers in my Kustom Tuck & Roll 2x15 enclosure with a pair of Eminence Delta 15 LFAs and the difference in sound is phenomenal. Bands with different styles of music I need a speaker that can handle anything I throw at it, these are the speakers! From heavy stoner rock bass fuzz to atmospheric cavernous psychedelic trips and blues walking bass lines, they get the job done. Super light magnets deliver loads of punch and bass. I became addicted.

Bought an old smelly Ampeg box that had a good speaker but only 200 watts RMS. not enough. Now the cockpit has that raise and the improvement was obvious. This one handles power and bass without farting like a standard. The new speaker/upgrade went so well I bought another smelly old box and another of those speakers and set up a 2x15 setup for my SVT Classic. Maybe I can't get the highs like a 4x10 box, but I need strong bass and more power. about as happy as I'll be I think.

I have a SWR Goliath Jr box. III 2x10 and it burned out one of the original PAS drivers. I couldn't find a replacement PAS without paying outrageous money, so I had the option of reworking it or replacing it entirely. After nearly pulling the trigger on the recon kit, I contacted an Eminence engineer when I read that some people have replaced their drivers with Eminence speakers in similar cases. He was very kind and suggested the Eminence Delta B10 as a replacement as it's a 16ohm speaker and…

Hello readers! I needed to simplify the vocal monitor setup for our church folk group with five singers, each with their own vocal mic, two amplified guitars, an electric bass, a drum kit with no mic, and sometimes a piano with no mic (instead of the first guitar/bandleader). Five singers share two small voice monitors. More recently we've been experimenting with adding an extra vocal monitor to the back of our stage so the drummer, bassist and sometimes the pianist can hear the singers better.