Bought a pair of these to put in my old Fender Princeton Chorus I was refurbing. WOW ! the headroom and deep bass response is amazing. Clean highs. very happy with these. Made my old red knob fender sound like 400 bucks... ;)

Installed in a Traynor YCV40T. This model has 2- 10 inch 8 ohm speakers wired in parallel for 4 ohm. Replaced one of the original speakers with this and it woke the amp up. Replaced the second speaker with a GA10SC59, and I am amazed at the tone. Eminence Speakers Rock! Thanks to my rep Alan Finkbeiner who always takes care of me.

The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars (yet) is because I just wanted to play/ hear this Legend a little longer.
I bought this speaker to warm up and add some midrange ( plus power handling capacity) to my Fender Frontman 25R, which I am now using for small R&R/blues/ Country gigs.
The Frontman, even though SS, is a great sounding 'BF/SF Fenderclean' amp which along with a decent OD, is just what I want- just felt like a speaker upgrade was in order, and the 1058 which I have read reviews on for this amp and the SCXD as a great replacement.
Sweetwater rocks! Great customer service too.

Last week I ordered two Eminence 1058 from Sweetwater for a 2x10 tube amp combo which had Eminence 1028s in them. Great speakers, but a little too bright and a tad brittle at the high end while lacking some low end. The 1058s are very different. Despite being inexpensive they sounded great right out of the box. One of the most balanced speakers I have experienced. Big but tight with a solid low end, even lower mids and great upper mid bite that is never harsh but cuts nicely through a mix. These speakers have a larger and more balanced spread compared to the 1028s when moving away to the sides of the cab. Perfect voice for rock, blues and country. I own around 30 loudspeakers, mostly 12" from Pre Rola Celestions to newer Celestions, Fanes, Scumbacks, Austin Speaker Works, WGS, Electro Voice, JBL and Webers. These Eminence 1058s really surprised me. Didn't expect that they were quite that good despite the low price tag. Ordered a third 1058 for a vintage NR Princeton which hosted a Weber F150T which is considered by many to be the best 10" loudspeaker choice for a Princeton. While not quite as loud as the Weber, I like the Eminence 1058 even more. It is extremely balanced sonically and makes you want to play and play and play.

I have had my Fender Super Champ amp for quite a while now. It had great sound for a hybrid guitar amp and did sound great. But, I started getting this real treble filled output on the speaker that would just cut through my ears. It was getting so bad that I was considering getting rid of the amp. Recently bought a Boss ME 80 effects board and almost returned it because it sounded so bad.

Then, I read another review from someone who had the same amp with the same problem as I did. They bought this Eminence Legend 1058 speaker and wished they had done it years ago. Well, I can second that notion here. Wow! What a difference this speaker made and it's not even broke in yet! I love my amp again! Not only did it improve overall tone of the amp, but it's louder than before, too. Plays clean when needed and get's dirty without farting out past 3-4 on the volume.

Last but not least, my Boss ME 80 sounds soooooooooo much better with my amp that I am glad I kept it. While this may not be a Celestion Greenback or Gold, it does what I want it to and it was within my budget to boot!

I bought this to replace the stock speaker in my Fender Super Champ XD. I've had the amp for about 9 years now and like it a lot, but when I turn up past 3-4, it just gets harsh and the treble hurts my ears and and usually the person standing in front of it as well. I've been looking at speakers for like the last 4 months and saw how popular the Ragin Cajun was, but when I read the description and positive reviews it just didn't seem like what I was looking for. So, I emailed an engineer at Eminence and asked him to describe the two speakers to me. The guy responded and said something like, "It's warm, has that vintage honk and twang, and will break up faster." That description sold me so I went for it.

So I got my speaker from Sweetwater and it came packed safe and securely in a box protecting the product box (good job y'all). I swapped the speakers and it was glorious! I've spend several hundred dollars and 9 years trying to find an overdrive that best "suits" me when should've bought this instead. Now I only use my booster (Xotic Super Sweet) into that thing if I want to get bigger for a specific part or play a lead line. I love this speaker and it's old rock vibes. I play on a worship team at church, but the tone of the amp now just begs for some 60's-70's rock to fly out of it! Seriously, if you get a Superchamp XD, X2, Etc., get this speaker or a different Eminence one. It's an easy diy upgrade I wish I would've done a lot sooner.

Made my old peavey amp sound new. Thanks sweatwater.

I bought a mint condition Fender Frontman 25R. It had the typical, low-priced, small magnet speaker that is basically terrible. I replaced it with this speaker and SHAZAM! What a difference. It isn't even close. The amp now sounds spectacular, like I had a 12 inch speaker. The lows, in particular, sound huge by comparison. Since the amp is only 25 watts, there is a totally clean sound. I can't get this amp to distort with high volume, only if I use the gain channel. It's also much louder, I'd say by 30%. So even an inexpensive amp like the Frontman 25R can be brought to life with the right speaker. This Legend 1058 has a Fender voice. It really does emphasize the classic Fender clean, especially with a single-coil Strat. I give it my highest recommendation for a low-powered amp that you want to greatly improve.

I first met Nick, my sales engineer, through a blind phone call and on my next order, he had gotten involved. As a result, any question , thought and needs I may have had were given reasonable input from him. Any special requests got handled and to this day, I always receive and note or comment from Sweetwater. My Fishman Triple Play was missing a silly little gauge and a quick call later, they had express mailed on to me. I said , please, no rush but if I sold this to someone later on...it would be better to have one. A postal car drove up and delivered it to me... I can imagine the mechanics in the process to get this delivered. I"m not a gigantic account but it"s slowly building so it"s not like I"m some big shot

Attention to detail really makes it work.

I replaced two bottom of the line celestrion speakers ( out of a old valve state Marshall amp ) with two legend 1058 speakers. Wow!! What a difference these speakers make. I"m pushing them with a 50 watt head and they sound great ! I wanted a fender type clean sound and these speakers did the job. They sound just as good on the dirty channel. Clear highs and plenty of mid and bottom chunk. I got them in like three days. Sweetwater has a customer for life.

This speaker gave my Princeton Reverb larger Blackface tone while maintaining the original character of the amp. I can set the Vol. Treble and Bass to noon and get from Midnight Rambler to BB King with my Epiphone Dot plugged straight in.

Built a cabinet and put one of these into it. Plugged it up to my amp and sat for quite some time enjoying the tone. I will be making more cabinets in the future and these are on the list to use again.

Great speakers. Have 2 in a 64 Super Reverb along with 2 Jensen C10Q's. Sounds great. Also have 2 in a Reissue 63 Vibroverb. Really love these speakers. They break up nicely when pushed, and can be very clean and fat sounding at lower volumes. Great sounding with single coil pickups in strats and works very well with the humbuckers in my Tele Deluxe. Nice round top end, with no ice pick whatsoever, and a nice bottom end as well. Highly recommend these speakers. I use Warehouse G10C's as well and they are fantastic speakers also. While they have a bigger, tighter, bottom end than the 1058's, they are much heavier. I find the 1058's deliver similar tonal characteristics, and they do save in the weight department especially in multiple speaker configurations.

Great speakers. Put two in a Fender 63 Vibroverb Reissue and they sound great. Original speakers were Jensen C10Q's and they sound pretty good. Wanted speakers with tighter bottom end, and a bit warmer top end. These really did the trick. Very happy with these and would highly recommend in a 2 x 10 Vibroverb, or Vibrolux. I am sure they would sound great in a Super as well.

Replaced a couple of WGS G10CS speakers with two of these Eminence Legend 1058 speakers in a custom 2x10 cab driven by a sweet blackface Fender Showman running on two 6L6's instead of four. Very big improvement in my opinion, both clean and with drive pedals. Nice top and bottom with even mids that really work well with the classic blackface tone stack. A no-brainer best buy in 10's for blackface Fenders.

I built my own speaker box. At the time, I utilized 2, 10 inch subwoofers I had on hand. The sound was really good with them, I just knew an upgrade would make it even better.
These Eminence Legend 1058 in 8 ohm worked out really well for this project. I'm utilizing a 4 ohm, 30 watt Rogue CG30R combo amp to power this for now. A head will be my next adventure.
Awesome sound! My skill is very minimal, but I love crankin this thing up! It's crisp, handles everything I can stand to put through it and I go from a mellow tone to a rippin screamin high. My tiny music room caint handle it!
I would highly recommend these speakers. Note, I'm not a gig player. I only play in home and record for me. These speakers worked out for me. I built my speaker box wired in series. Two 8 ohm speakers wired in series, 16 ohm's. Now with these 8 ohm, I'm wired in parallel. Two 8 ohm, drops to 4 ohm which matches my amp's ohm's. So that helped improve the sound there too. An easy build and these would be some great speakers to put in it. I love em'!

I've owned a Princeton Reverb reissue for about 5 years and while I wasn't completely dissatisfied with the stock Jensen speaker I was wasn't really happy with it. At low volume the stock Jensen sounded pretty good but as soon as it reached moderate volume the highs were just too sharp or spiky. At anything around 5 the lows started getting flabby.

So I decided to start looking for a new speaker. I listened to a lot of YouTube videos and read many reviews. I eventually decided on the Eminence Legend 1058 so I called up my Sweetwater associate and ordered one.

This is a great replacement speaker for the Princeton. The highs are now smoother and the lows are crisper but it still retains it's classic Fender blackface sound. You get a lot of bang for the buck with this speaker. In fact this should be the speaker the Princeton comes stock with.

I can highly recommend the Legend 1058 to anyone contemplating replacing the stock speaker in their PRRI and it doesn't hurt getting it from Sweetwater who has great customer service.

Replaced a marshall speaker that came in a mini stack what a difference tried it with the original head and then with a orange micro terror. I was amazed at how this speaker performed will be replacing the other cab as well.

I own a Super Champ X2 with a stock fender Speaker.On the clean channel the stock Fender breaks up way to soon.The Eminence Legend even at higher volumes stays clean.I don't use pedals,so when I change to the sustain channel,it stays clear and gives me the sound I'm looking for.For the price,I don't think the Legend can be beat.Just my opinion,so take it with a grain of salt,but I've been playing over 50 yrs.,so I do have some experience.I'm very happy with the Legend,what else can I say !

After spending a crazy amount of time researching a replacement speaker for my 65 Princeton Reverb Reissue, I finally ended up on the Legend 1058. So far I'm very happy with it. The speaker is very balanced. At low volume, it sounds similar to the Princeton's stock Jensen, with maybe a little less high end. But that ends up being a benefit as you crank the amp past 5. Where the Jensen would fall apart at high volume (brittle, thin, ice-picky sound), the 1058 is smooth. Overdrive sounds great, and the speaker maintains a full sound as the volume goes up. Plus, the speaker is very inexpensive.

Great sounding Fender style speaker. No need to blow big $$$ on a fancy name. More balanced sound than the Weber f150t.

I like Emi because they work right out of the box for many years, made in US, lots of options.

Does the job , nice clean sounds. If you have a good modeling processor, this speaker does fine & very affordable, but its not a celestian.

Put your secondhand 70-90's Roland Jazz Chorus with Silver Aluminum dome o. Or any speaker upgrade you need? You will know this speaker has been Legend.

I'm using this speaker paired with an Emi 1028k (alnico) in a Super Reverb converted to 2-10". Great classic tone with this combo, think of this speaker as being a re-creation of a 60's Jensen or CTS ceramic speaker, very well balanced and quite loud! Not exactly a crunch-style speaker like a Celestion, but if you're looking for classic American tone on a budget, you'd be hard-pressed to do better than this speaker!