Eminence American Standard Delta-15LFA 15" Pro Audio Speaker with Extended Bass, 500 Watts at 8 Ohms

I replaced the original 1968 CTS 15" speakers in my Kustom Tuck & Roll 2x15 cabinet with a pair of Eminence Delta 15 LFA's and the sound difference is phenomenal.Playing in multiple bands with varying musical styles I need a speaker that can handle anything that I throw at it; these are those speakers!From heavy stoner rock bass fuzz to ambient cavernous psychedelic trips to Bluesy walking bass lines these get the job done.Super Light magnets that deliver loads of punch and low end. I'm hooked.

Bought a smelly old Ampeg cabinet that had a good speaker in it, but only 200w rms... not enough. Now, the cab has this eminence and the improvement was obvious. This one handles the power and the bass, doesn’t fart out like the stock piece. The new speaker/upgrade went so well that I’m buying another stinky old cab and one more of these speakers and running a 2x15 rig for my SVT Classic. I might not get the top end like the 4x10 cabinet, but I want strong bass and higher power handling... about as happy as I’m gonna get, I beleive.

Duuuuude... this thing is deep and warm. Like a pool of lava.It doesn't put out as much sound up high (duh, "LFA") like the 15" Paragon I replaced- BUT, dammit, it really thumps and resonates down low.Bass slides, fuzz, delay, and reverb come through very well, better and more defined than the aforementioned Paragon.I have this teamed up with 4 Eminence 10" Legends. It's a very well balanced setup; their sensitivities overlap a bit, so there doesn't seem to be a sweet spot with the cab anymore, like the old 4x10/1x15 Paragon setup.I use this primarily for ambient metal/rock, and shoegaze... because I'm hip and like to play slow. :)

It's ok

Used for Center Speaker Build project, using this for a little over 3 years now and it's been great. Sound good, nice bass. Matches bass tone just like my Klipsch Cornwall Speakers that I built it for.

I put the Delta 15LFA into a Peavey 115 bass cabinet because I blew out the stock speaker. This speaker isn't bright in the slightest, if you've got a 5 string and want that B string to really thunk this guy will do the ticket. Wouldn't recommend it unless you have a good EQ on your amp though because it's reeeeeeeeeeeally dark. I've got a lil Hartke hybrid head that does 500w and it does the job adequately. This thing is stellar for slap n pluck playing and polka because of the weight of the notes but if you're using a pick trying to do pop or punk or what have you this dude ain't gonna cut the biscuit. I love it and it does what I want it to do, love the tone and everything, but I could see people having issues with it. I mean, I hit the "Brite" button and dialed the bass waaaaaaaaaay down to like 2 and it still just sounded like bass. That's not a bad thing for me but it could be for you. Do you research before you go dropping speakers in your system.

Used this as a direct replacement for a Behringer 15" bass amp. Sounds fantastic, was reasonably priced, and have tested extensively without any issues at all. Better than the original speaker the amp had from the factory. Just had to make minor adjustments to the grill mounting which could be possible on a case by case basis, depending on the application.

A Quality made in USA Speaker! Made a Bass speaker in SubWoofer Enclosure! Why buy a 10-in subwoofer when you can have a 15 inch full range base speaker.