Pulse Bass Guitar Speaker, 10"

Punchy, loud and very transparent. Whatever your amp is will color the sound, this speaker is very clear and has great response. Works ideally for rock n roll, but can easily handle the heavy stuff. Built like a tank. A no-brainer speaker replacement.

I tried pairs of Faital Pro and Eminence Basslite before finally settling on these 10" Celestions. I used them for practice for two weeks and just did a gig with them. You can safely push them, and I did with 300watts in a 2x10 cabinet. No issues at all. Nice tone too.

Celestion pulse series speakers are, an excellent speaker for upgrade or making your own base cabinet, I have used the pulse series before I had the pulse 15 and pulse 12s,, they are an excellent speaker for upgrading and for 100 bucks for the tens is perfect I bought a pair of pulse tens to upgrade my fender pro 400 210 combo from the original celestians, I have nothing against celestion speakers but they're a little more expensive if you're looking to stay with the same brand that came out of here unit I just put these in yesterday and the tone and quality is fantastic the base has a little bit more tone on the low end where it doesn't flutter like the celestians Plus the pulse is a lot lighter so it takes about 10 lb off my combo, with 94 DB which it should actually be 94 sensitivity level which means the higher the number the less wants is to push it but all in all I'm thinking about purchasing another set for my other fender pro 400 210 combo, like I have mentioned they are fantastic speaker can handle really good low end tone the mids are perfect the highs are decent but you don't want to have highs ripping through a base cabinet or a base combo, I hope this helps whoever reads this but you will be very happy with the purchase, have yourself a fantastic day and rock on🤘🤘🤘🤘

I am very pleased with the speaker. The bass amp really opened up when the Celestion was installed compared with the prior speaker. More articulate, clearer high end with more definition on the low end. Couldn’t be more pleased.

I needed to replace the bass speakers in my Rumble 500. These are a good fit and sound. I'll be playing this Friday, that will be the test. From what I've heard so far, it'll be fine. I didn't post the previous statement until now to give the speakers a good trial run. 3 weeks later, I've played in Worship 9 times, these speakers do a wonderful job of sound in all ranges. I turned my tweeter off and used the Mid High to compensate for the range. Definitely nice to listen to.

THIS IS A HORRIBLE SPRAKER... ... If you are looking for a quiet little practice speaker replacement while living in an apartment! ITS GREAT... ... If you have somewhere to shake some walls!!!!! I jam on a 5 string with active pick ups and a Fender Rumble 800 head, and it sounds great! I would highly recommend for similar applications. I am looking to build a 1-15 & 4-10 full stack with it, but just 2-10's and the 15 sound insane. Low end clarity is remarkable to say the least!

I build my own cabinets and have used these speakers with success a nice sounding speaker

I bought this Celestion 10" to replace the original speaker in my Gallien Krueger Backline 110 bass amp. The original had begun to separate. This Celestion does a remarkably good job at handling the full dynamic and acoustic range that a good bass speaker must possess. It delivers crispy highs and thumpy lows, while easily handling this amp's power output. I bought this Celestion for three reasons: it got good, solid reviews here, it's price was very competitive, and, well, it's a Celestion, for Pete's sake. I've been playing out of Marshalls for over 20 years, so of course I'm gonna have a Celestion bias. But even if I didn't, I think I still would have bought this speaker. So, bottom line, I highly recommend.