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Description

Introducing the Eminence DV-77 Mick Thomson Signature 12-inch 70-watt Replacement Guitar Amp Speaker, a product that embodies the future of Mick's signature tone. This speaker is not merely a clone or a copy, but a unique creation born in the studio and proven on stage.

Crafted in collaboration with Mike Smith of OMEGA and Mick Thomson of Slipknot, the DV-77 features a custom-designed basket, a ground-breaking voice coil design, a unique spider design, and a meticulously chosen UK made Kurt Mueller cone for exceptional tone and reliability.

The focus of the DV-77 is balance, response, and a very musical tone. It has been designed to deliver tight punchy lows, a thick harmonically complex mid-range, and detailed highs without excess fizz. After more than a year of real-world testing by Mick Thomson himself, this speaker is ready to be the perfect addition to your rig.

Assembled in the USA by Eminence, the DV-77 is a testament to quality and performance. It's more than just a speaker - it's a game-changer in the world of music gear.

Key Features: - Diameter: 12" (305 mm) - Power: 70 Watt - Impedance: 8 Ohm - Mick Thomson Signature Speaker - Tight, powerful bass, dense, harmonically complex midrange and detailed treble without excessive sibilance - Magnet Type: Ferrite - Frequency Response: 70 Hz - 5.3 kHz - Sensitivity (1W/1m): 100.6 dB - Made in USA

Product specs

Application Guitar
Size 12"
Impedance 8 ohms
Power Handling 70W (RMS)
Frequency Range 70Hz - 5.3kHz
Material Paper Cone, Pressed Steel basket
Voice Coil Diameter 1.75"
Magnet Type Ferrite
Magnet Weight 50 oz.
Weight 10.4 lbs.

FAQs

What type of tone can I expect from the Eminence DV-77 Mick Thomson Signature Speaker?

The Eminence DV-77 Mick Thomson Signature Speaker delivers a balanced, harmonically rich tone with focused lows and a detailed high end, making it ideal for metal and heavy rock genres.

Is the Eminence DV-77 suitable for high-gain amplifiers?

Yes, the Eminence DV-77 is designed to handle high-gain amplifiers, providing clarity and punch without losing definition, even at higher volumes.

What is the power handling capability of the Eminence DV-77 speaker?

The Eminence DV-77 speaker can handle up to 70 watts RMS, making it suitable for a wide range of amplifier setups while maintaining sound integrity.

What is the frequency range of the Eminence DV-77 Mick Thomson Signature Speaker?

The frequency range of the Eminence DV-77 is 70Hz to 5.3kHz, allowing for a full-bodied sound with both depth in the lows and clarity in the highs.

What materials are used in the construction of the Eminence DV-77 speaker?

The Eminence DV-77 features a paper cone and a pressed steel basket, combined with a ferrite magnet, ensuring durability and excellent sound quality for guitar amplification.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Delivers a warm, smooth, and balanced sound without ear-piercing highs

  • Excellent pairing with SM57 microphone, with no bad miking positions

  • Provides a distinct character with tight bass and smooth high-end

  • Great for achieving thick, aggressive metal tones

  • Complements other speakers like the V30 for diverse sound options

  • High-quality craftsmanship with no sharp edges and a rubberized back

  • Improves sound tightness and bite in amps

  • Smooth mid-range tones, avoiding "honky" or "wooden" frequencies

  • Versatile for both clean and distorted sounds

CONS

  • Significantly heavy with a large magnet

  • May lack some aggressiveness for certain preferences

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Mick Thomson

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Slipknot

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With over a year of real-world testing by Mick,

In case his name being in the name of the speaker wasn't enough proof.

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