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Mojotone Anthem 12" 50W Guitar Speaker 8 ohm
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Mojotone Anthem 12" 50W Guitar Speaker 8 ohm
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Mojotone Anthem 12" 50W Guitar Speaker 8 ohm

A huge part of being a musician is being intentional about your work. This concept can apply to sound, songwriting, aesthetic, and even gear selection; which goes hand-in-hand with the philosophy behind our Anthem Series Speakers. Each speaker in our Anthem Series was purpose-built to optimize their overall power and functionality without compromising their finely-tuned classic American-voiced tone. After hundreds of hours of research, parts selection, and testing, we’re confident we have outfitted each of these speaker baskets with their perfect paper, voice coil, and magnet counterparts. Straight-seamed ribbed cones were chosen for their superior performance and unmatched tone, and top-shelf voice coils and magnets have been carefully paired to each of their respective speaker cone sizes.
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SPECS

Weight: 5.73 lb

  • Size 12" Speaker
  • Voice Coil 1.5" Voice Coil
  • Magnet 30 oz Ceramic Magnet
  • Power Handling 50 watts
  • Sensitivity 99 dB
  • Voice Coil Type Nomex voice coil
  • Weight 5.73lbs
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 14 reviews.

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Great with 5e3 circuit

"Great tone. Using it on the 5e3 clone. Haven't tried any other speakers, but the amp and speaker give me ALL I want."

— Douglas (5/5)

Highest tone vs dollar speaker value

"Great tone! My client chose this speaker over four other name brand speakers costing way more for his most recent build from me. Works great clean, overdriven, distorted, and fuzzed out."

— Spindrift 2. (5/5)

Greatest upgrade

"Got the 8” version for a little Peavey Audition practice amp, man this speaker tamed the little Peavey right out of the box. Peavey solid state vintage 80’s amp can be shrill and harsh but this brand of speaker really cleans things up. I have a Bandit 65 that’s getting the 12”."

— Thomas M. (5/5)

Clear, articulate, and sounds fantastic!

"I went with this speaker for my second build! First build was a 5e3 that turned out incredible. This build I choose a Deluxe Reverb. When I comes to choosing a speaker it can really make or break how an amp sounds. The Deluxe Reverb is such an iconic amp known for its clarity and reverb I didn’t want to lose that with the wrong speaker. This speaker fits the bill, it sounds excellent, has great frequency response and looks awesome!"

— Mike ". (5/5)

Superb speaker!

"I had been looking for a speaker for my 1972 Fender Deluxe Reverb so I decided to give the Anthem 12" 50 watt speaker a shot.I'm blown away.Absolute perfect match for the amp.Speaker sounded great right out of the box.Nice full classic vintage sounding Fender cleans and sounds great with overdrive pedals too.This one is a keeper and will stay in this amp since I really can't imagine the amp sounding better than this.Perfect.Thank you Mojotone for doing such a great job on this one."

— Randy T. (5/5)

I don't know how they did this! Blackface & Tweed

"I was looking for an upgrade to my Quilter Aviator Cub. It's a solid state amp, but one of the best I've ever heard, and this one has separate inputs/channels named "Tweed", "Blonde", and "Black", which all have a very distinct character which is why this amp is a keeper for me. But the stock speaker holds it back. With the Anthem, somehow Mojotone has created an affordable speaker that can reproduce both the sweet, juicy, scooped Blackface Fender cleans AND the raw, roaring, mid-focused Tweed thing. This isn't even a tube amp. I don't know how they created a speaker that sounds so good even when feeding it such different sounds. In the Quilter Aviator Cub it sounds better than the Celestion Gold! Bravo Mojotone!"

— Tony M. (5/5)

Great full sounding speaker

"Great speaker . I have like every speaker ever made . And I'm always trying to match the perfect speaker for an amp. I could t find one for my magnatone super fifteen. .everything sounded thin and boxy in this amp . So decided to give this a try .prob the 10th speaker I tried a And it sounds perfect ."

— Keith R. (5/5)

All considered, one of the best speakers available, and not expensive!

"After having used one of these in a brown-face Deluxe and being completely happy with it, I replaced the original Oxford-made Fender speaker in a customer’s MusicMaster Bass with this speaker. The original speaker sounded like a toy speaker compared to this. Much deeper, fuller sound while retaining plenty of smooth but penetrating highs, and much more loudness. It’s a killer speaker!"

— JLa (5/5)

Awesome speaker!

"These speakers sound fantastic! I have one in my Fender 68 custom deluxe reverb and it really sings. Nice and punchy, clear and articulate,but warm at the same time. Highly recommend these speakers for a great American type tone."

— Michael d. (5/5)

OH MY GOD!!!

"I don’t know what they are doing when they build these speakers but in a desperate attempt to use a blues junior I loaded one of these, now I’ve been using the British speakers for about a year now and love them but this amp needed to be more American. Oh my God!!! The amp actually became usable, and crazy enough…sounds like a fender…we all know how Bkues juniors are kinda their own thing but not anymore…it sounds like a fender now…I can’t explain how big of a difference it is…lol I can say is if your on the fence, jump…you will not regret it! It actually resembles a Princeton with a 12 in it now…the treble is usable, the bass is smooth and the midrange is really evened out…no more spikey mids…and it just gets better as you turn it up…anyway. GREAT JOB MOJOTONE!!! Next is a 4x10 cab to load this thing into and hello mini Bassman…!!!!"

— Chad C. (5/5)

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