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412 Advice Needed

I need to fill a 4x12 sealed cabinet. I need it to run at 4ohms. An Ampeg SVT "black line/magnavox era" head will be powering it with 300W.

Fliptops says "EMINENCE LEGEND 1258 8 OHM/75WATT/12" SPEAKER. GOOD CHOICE FOR 4X12 CABS". But nothing about 4ohm 12 inchers.

How would YOU fill it, with a <$100 per speaker budget? :help:
 
They're a little more expensive, but you can get Eminence Basslite S2012 in 16 ohms, and wire them all parallel for total impedance of 4 ohms.

I filled a sealed Marshall 4x12 bass cab with these speakers (8 ohm versions), and they absolutely ROCK!

Cheers!
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Hello Earache,
I dig 12" speakers. AFAIK the Aguilar GS 412 and SWR 412 Stack share the same speakers. The current part number for those speakers is 0067085000. They are made by Eminence. I hope this will help you out. The ones in my pair of SWR 412 Stacks are all 8 &#937; but this driver is likely also available in 16&#937;.
I have a total of 8 of these Bad Boys and drive it with either my Sunn Model T(4 x 6550) or my Fender Bassman 135(4 x 6L6). When/if you buy these and load them into yer cab, they should be quite tasty driven by a tube SVT. Good Luck and rock on. 12" speakers are this century's 10" speakers:cool:
 
^ Yes my bad. It is an Ampeg V-412 slant guitar cab. It was on the way to the junkyard so I grabbed it mega cheap. Upon further review ...particle board. The thing is damn solid and quite clean but I have never had a particle board cab. It doesn't seem very inviting of fat woofers. Though I have heard of it being done. Uhg.

Thanks for your input folks. Here's some pics for kicks.

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