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10" Veteran - 20 Watts
10" Veteran - 20 Watts
$69.99$89.99
DESCRIPTION
The 10” Veteran™ speaker from WGS® has great, crunchy cone breakup when pushed and touch sensitive cleans with warm overtones. Sporting a 1" voice coil, seamed cone and 18oz magnet, this speaker is loaded with vintage mojo. Whether you are looking for fat, punchy cleans from your low powered combo or vintage American style breakup from your 4x10 the 10” Veteran™ will deliver.
KEY FEATURES
- One piece paper cone & edge
- Seamed Cone
- Power handling = 20 watts RMS
- Stamped basket
- Solid dust cap
Unit Weight: 3 pounds
MOUNTING INFORMATION
- Diameter 10 1/16"”
- Overall depth 4 1/16”
- Cut-out diameter 9”
- Mounting slot dimensions 1/4”
- Number of mounting slots: 8
- Mounting slot PCD 9 3/4”
Veteran_10_drive_Nicky_Moroch_06c463e1-1a31-4772-b8db-e7e337489121.mp3
Veteran_10_clean_Nicky_Moroch_a2bb24f4-fed7-444d-b485-4c7e1e17c998.mp3
THIELE-SMALL PARAMETERS
Resonant Frequency (Fs):
110.86 Hz
DC Resistance (Re):
6.9 Ohm
Coil Inductance (Le):
8.0 mH
Mechanical Q (Qms):
17.2304
Electromagnetic Q (Qes):
1.9694
Total Q (Qts):
1.7674
Compliance Equiv. Vol. (Vas):
0.808 cu ft
Mech. Compliance of Susp. (Cms):
119.122 mm/N
BL Product (BL):
6.15 T-M
Diaphragm Mass Inc. Airload (Mms):
17.3021 grams
Surface Area of Cone (Sd):
366.0962 Surface Area of Cone (Sd):
Sound Pressure Level (spl):
93.84 db
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Astounding
I was shocked at how good these sound in my new cabinet. I’ve powered it with a PRS all tube lunch box style amp and a cheap crate practice amp that I got at a garage sale for $30. They made both sound great. Good bass/treble separation and fantastic response
M
Excellent upgrade for my SCXD
I bought this speaker as an upgrade for the stock speaker of my super champ XD. My issue with the stock speaker was that it only sounded good between volume 2 and 3, and became harsh and uncontrolled at louder volumes. I had previously tried a different brand, a high efficiency speaker to solve this, but that was way to direct, loud and ultraclean for my purposes. The beauty of the V10 is that it is not overly efficient, but the sound is really consistent if you turn up the amp (if anything, it gets even better at higher volumes). As a result, you can turn up the amp without piercing anyones eardrums. It does not make the SCXD something it is not. Instead, it makes it shine. The speaker has a very nice natural compression, added mids that work well with light overdrive, friendly highs, and still an 'American' vibe. Works perfectly with my telecaster and dumble-style drive pedals on channel one of the amp. For reference: I play roots/pop styles like Sheryl Crow, Grace Potter, Taylor Rae and Neil Casal.
It did not take long to break in the speaker. I have gigged with it in a small venue, with a drummer and a bass player, and it held up perfectly. TL;DR: I highly recommend this speaker!
R
Owner
I installed them into a fender vaporizer that was made in 2013. You could definitely tell a difference in the speakers I would have no problem recommending these.
E
Vintage Restoration & Revival ![User picture]()
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This is a perfect fit and spot-on tone for my 1939 Crosley Tube Radio to 5F1 Champ resto-mod. Thanks for a great product, superb support and the continued promise of 'being there' for folks who want to bring classic tools back to life.
D
Love it!
Replacement speaker for my 65 Princeton Reissue. I am a blues player and I appreciate how it mellowed out the harsh highs a bit. Great upgrade for me.
Artists that use this speaker:
Anton Newcombe
Anton is the driving force of one of the most prolific groups in history, The Brian Jonestown Massacre. On tour and in his studio, Anton uses ET90s and Veteran 10s in his vintage Twin and Super Reverb combos, respectively.
Jamie Harvill
Jamie Harvill runs his own independent publishing company in Nashville, where he has written and recorded several worship classics including Firm Foundation, Because We Believe, Garments of Praise (Revival in Belfast) and My Heart (Already There) for artists like Ron Kenoly, Don Moen, Kim Hill (Focus On the Family), The Motor City Mass Choir, Newsong, Truth, Petra, Promise Keepers, and Jeff and Sheri Easter.
Warren Mendonsa
Warren Mendonsa spent his first 25 years in Mumbai, India. During this time, he was part of rock band Zero, who grew to enjoy nationwide popularity among India's emerging rock scene, especially on the college festival circuit.
In 2004 Warren moved to New Zealand, playing with blues and folk artists like Midge Marsden, Donna Dean and Lorina Harding. During this time he also recorded two instrumental guitar-based solo albums under the moniker Blackstratblues, both which were released as digital-only downloads.
Warren is now back in India, and works as a sessions guitar player and producer/recording engineer. He plays gigs with Blackstratblues as an instrumental trio and with mainstream artists such as Vishal/Shekhar and (Oscar winner) A.R. Rahman.
Chris Troxell
Chris is a versatile player and educator who graduated from the prestigious Berklee College of Music. Before moving to Boston to attend Berklee he graduated the from the Musicians Institute with an Associates in Performance. He has also studied with pro’s like Scott Henderson, Steve Kimock, Keith Wyatt, Alan Hinds, Al Bonhomme, Jake Eckert, Dale Turner, Dave Tronzo, Dan Bowden, and Jim Kelly to name a few. He is currently performing full time with his band, Cover Story Entertainment.
K
Astounding
I was shocked at how good these sound in my new cabinet. I’ve powered it with a PRS all tube lunch box style amp and a cheap crate practice amp that I got at a garage sale for $30. They made both sound great. Good bass/treble separation and fantastic response
M
Excellent upgrade for my SCXD
I bought this speaker as an upgrade for the stock speaker of my super champ XD. My issue with the stock speaker was that it only sounded good between volume 2 and 3, and became harsh and uncontrolled at louder volumes. I had previously tried a different brand, a high efficiency speaker to solve this, but that was way to direct, loud and ultraclean for my purposes. The beauty of the V10 is that it is not overly efficient, but the sound is really consistent if you turn up the amp (if anything, it gets even better at higher volumes). As a result, you can turn up the amp without piercing anyones eardrums. It does not make the SCXD something it is not. Instead, it makes it shine. The speaker has a very nice natural compression, added mids that work well with light overdrive, friendly highs, and still an 'American' vibe. Works perfectly with my telecaster and dumble-style drive pedals on channel one of the amp. For reference: I play roots/pop styles like Sheryl Crow, Grace Potter, Taylor Rae and Neil Casal.
It did not take long to break in the speaker. I have gigged with it in a small venue, with a drummer and a bass player, and it held up perfectly. TL;DR: I highly recommend this speaker!
R
Owner
I installed them into a fender vaporizer that was made in 2013. You could definitely tell a difference in the speakers I would have no problem recommending these.
E
Vintage Restoration & Revival ![User picture]()
![User picture]()
This is a perfect fit and spot-on tone for my 1939 Crosley Tube Radio to 5F1 Champ resto-mod. Thanks for a great product, superb support and the continued promise of 'being there' for folks who want to bring classic tools back to life.
D
Love it!
Replacement speaker for my 65 Princeton Reissue. I am a blues player and I appreciate how it mellowed out the harsh highs a bit. Great upgrade for me.