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Celestion T6683 Peacekeeper Attenuating Electric Guitar Speaker 8 Ohm

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This is a New Celestion T6683 Peacekeeper Attenuating Electric Guitar Speaker 8 Ohm from Celestion, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Peacekeeper is a revolutionary new attenuating speaker for guitarists from Celestion. It’s the simplest and most toneful way of being able to dial your amplifier right up to its “sweet spot” while keeping the decibel levels down.

Featuring a unique dual voice coil design, this attenuating speaker works together with an amp, like a conventional guitar speaker, only with significantly reduced output sensitivity. Enabling you to drive your amplifier harder while still listening at reasonable volume levels. Load it into your cab and the Peacekeeper will attenuate your amplifier in the most natural way possible, with zero additional colouration or tonal compromise.

Specifications

Speaker

  • Nominal diameter: 305mm / 12in
  • Power rating: 50W
  • Rated impedance: 8Ω
  • Sensitivity: 86dB
  • Chassis type: Pressed Steel
  • Magnet type: Ceramic
  • Magnet weight: 1.42kg / 50oz
  • Frequency range: 75Hz-5000Hz
  • Resonance frequency: Fs80Hz

Mounting Information

  • Cut-out diameter: 283mm / 11.1in
  • Diameter: 309mm / 12.2in
  • Magnet structure diameter: 6.14in / 156mm
  • Mounting hole dimensions: 7.9mm / 0.31in Ø
  • Mounting hole PCD: 297mm / 11.7in
  • Number of mounting holes: 8
  • Overall depth: 144mm / 5.67in
  • Unit weight: 4.8kg / 10.6lb

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