Detail 01
30W each
120W total across four. Low headroom is the point: the cone compresses and adds grit before a stiffer speaker would.

Independent shopping perspective
A matched set of four Celestion 12-inch guitar speakers, 30W each, for loading or reloading a 4x12 cabinet. Low power handling by design.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
120W total across four. Low headroom is the point: the cone compresses and adds grit before a stiffer speaker would.
Detail 02
Loud for the wattage. A small amp will sound bigger through these than through a 96dB speaker.
Detail 03
Classic guitar-speaker window. Rolls off the fizz above 5kHz and the flub below 75Hz on its own.
Detail 04
Firmer and tighter in the low mids than an alnico of the same size, with less of the alnico compression.
Detail 05
Modest coil size. Contributes to the earlier breakup rather than staying rigid at volume.
Detail 06
Standard 12-inch mounting, four slots on an 11.7-inch pattern. Measure your baffle depth on shallow cabs.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Four 30W speakers give 120W total when the load is wired so power splits evenly. Match that against your amp's output honestly.
With 8-ohm drivers: all parallel is 2 ohms, series-parallel is 8, all series is 32. Series-parallel at 8 ohms is the usual choice.
They use a standard 12-inch layout: 11.1-inch cutout, four slots on an 11.7-inch pattern, 5.3 inches deep. Check depth clearance on shallow cabinets.
Yes, if the combo puts out 30W or less into it. Above that you're running the speaker past its rating.
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