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This speaker has been an amazing adjustment for me in listening to speakers and how they respond and react. And I must say, from the speaker that was in this before which will go unnamed, the response this speaker seems to have, the only way I can describe it is that from ground-zero, the bottom of the tone to the top of the tone is just a complete and even climb to where the tone dies off at the top. So there's no spike, there's no bump of any kind that I perceive in these speakers, for me. And that was the biggest difference. So it was like actually a controllable window that I enjoyed, having my sound flow through to the public and to the listener. So it's just a pleasing, kind of a clear speaker that doesn't color your sound, doesn't hype your sound, but anything that it would add to the sound, it seemed to be very even and responsive. "Cannabis! Don't smoke it, play it!"

This is an excerpt from Billy Penn's review. Read the full review at 300Guitars.com. The Eminence Ragin Cajun is an excellent choice if you have a small 110" amp that you want to get the absolute most out of or multi 10" configuration that needs a lift. It will transform a dull, seemingly lifeless amp into an open sounding dynamo! I now really wonder what a pair or a quad of Ragin Cajun"s would sound like__probably enormous with even more of a good thing.

Exes for Eyes guitarist, Dave Sheldon, discusses the 5 most popular methods for mic'ing a guitar cabinet. Dave used the Eminence Legend V128 for this video.

Eminence Speaker LLC, the leader in guitar speaker technology, proudly announces a sweet sounding breakthrough for retailers: the Eminence Tone Center.

The first in a line of high quality, yet value priced, cast aluminum horns designed for the pro market.

Eminence Speaker LLC, the most respected name in audio, proudly announces a new line of car audio products: the Eminator Car Audio Series.

Here's a question I get quite often: "How much amplifier do I need to properly power an Eminence pro audio woofer?" This can be a rather ambiguous topic because there is really no right" answer. You can damage speakers from over or under powering them.

When Eminence released the 12" Red Fang in 2004, we were concerned the industry was not ready to accept a higher power Alnico speaker. The Eminence Red Fang is a very detailed and efficient speaker, so it's a great compliment for lower power applications. There are a lot of misconceptions about power ratings, and we did not want anyone to overlook it for their lower wattage applications.

Eminence is often asked to provide cabinet plans for our woofers. We do not provide drawings with specific cabinet dimensions and details, but we do offer cabinet recommendations in the form of specifications. The reason for doing it this way is because we do not know what size or shape cabinet you need or want to build. For example, if we specify a rectangular box of A" width x B" height x C" depth, someone may not be able to fit the B" height where the cabinet needs to be installed. Our approach allows the designer/builder the flexibility to build any shape. We provide multiple recommendations for all of our pro audio and bass woofers within their respective pdf files.