Blackhawk_clean_Nicky_Moroch.mp3

Blackhawk_drive_Nicky_Moroch.mp3

THIELE-SMALL PARAMETERS

Resonant Frequency (Fs):

110.42 Hz

DC Resistance (Re):

7.98 Ohm

Coil Inductance (Le):

0.35 mH

Mechanical Q (Qms):

14.62

Electromagnetic Q (Qes):

1.06

Total Q (Qts):

0.98

Compliance Equiv. Vol. (Vas):

13.3 cu ft

Mech. Compliance of Susp. (Cms):

0.07 mm/N

BL Product (BL):

12.42 T-M

Diaphragm Mass Inc. Airload (Mms):

29.69 grams

Surface Area of Cone (Sd):

366.1 Surface Area of Cone (Sd):

Sound Pressure Level (spl):

100.08 db

The speaker is unreal!! Adds so much dimension to your amp. I put mine in a Tweed Blues junior 3 and it completely got rid of the boxy sound and is now twice as loud as one might suspect without having the ice pick highs blues junior are known for 1000% would buy again.

12" BlackHawk alnico - 50 watts

Excellent speaker for latest build!

I picked up a WGS Blackhawk alnico 50w to put into my newly acquired 3D Forte 1x12 cab (and to be be transparent, it was Ben McLeod from ATWs use of them in his twin reverb that pointed me in that direction). While I have mainly been running the cab/speaker through its paces using a Mesa TA-30 amp, I have yet to throw anything at it where it didn't shine. Paired with my mesa recto 1x12 w/V30 cab... I'm currently smitten :)

Review of Dominik on 12" BlackHawk alnico - 50 watts

they sound very good in combination with vetran 30 ideal for hard rock

Review of Rex on 12" BlackHawk alnico - 50 watts

I’ve had Celestion Golds. This is better (for me anyways). The goal with a Gold in a Vox amp is to add clarity and bottom end. Paired with a Greenback, you get a really full frequency coverage. The Blackhawk fills that same role as a Gold but there’s less harshness and a smoother top end. It allows all the chime come through in a really usable way. The mid range surprised me. It’s much warmer in the Blackhawk than the Gold, and feels less scooped. Also, the break in period is much shorter on the WGS. I’ll be a repeat customer.

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Artists that use this speaker:

Brad Sample

One of Nashville's most in-demand guitar-slingers, Brad Sample is currently the lead guitarist and musical director for Warner Brothers recording artist William Michael Morgan. Brad is a tremendously versatile player; from hardcore bluegrass with Ricky Skaggs, to the synth pop gods that were The Telecommunicators, to fronting Indy Rock band Run With Bulls. Brad cut his teeth in the CCM world with artists like Kimber Rising and Kerrie Roberts. Brad was Brett Eldredge's lead guitar player for his "Don't Ya" tour and went on to play with Chuck Wicks, Meg Linsey, Michael Ray, Rachel Potter, Levi Hummon, Bryson Jennings, Josh Dorr and many more. He is also currently producing records and working as a session guitar player.

Ben McLeod of All Them Witches

Ben is the lead guitarist of Nashville band All Them Witches. Onstage, he uses a Twin Reverb loaded with Blackhawk Alnicos. The guitars on the band's latest album, Sleeping Through the War, were tracked using a Twin through a pair of ET10s.

All Them Witches' Rig Rundown

Corey Congilio

Corey Congilio is a Nashville based touring and session guitarist as well as a popular online guitar instructor.
As a touring guitarist, Corey has performed with David Lee Murphy, Lucie Silvas, Laura Bell Bundy and Danielle Bradbery among others. He’s the author of over 15 instructional guitar courses and continues to generate instructional content for his online platforms.

coreycongilio.com

Justin Butler

Justin Butler graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2006 with a degree in Music Production and Engineering. Upon graduation, Butler moved to Nashville and is now the lead guitarist for Sara Evans. He has also toured with Pat Green, Trick Pony, Chris Cagle, and Jason Jones. In his spare time, Justin specializes in custom pedal modifications with his company Thru-Tone.

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