Speaker - Jensen® Vintage Ceramic, 10", C10Q, 35W
Adopted primarily in the Vibrolux® and Vibroverb® amps of the Brownface and Blackface era, the C10Q is a very easy to drive speaker that breaks up nicely with straightforward biting character. It was also very common in many Silvertone® and Valco® amps. It loves the 2x10 configuration and the floating baffles.
Guitarist Description: Straightforward tone with mid-frequency bite. Presented with overdrive distortion, it can sound edgy.
- Lows: Loose
- Mids: Aggressive
- Highs: Bright
- Overdrive: Edgy
For more information about our Jensen® speakers, see our tech corner article on Jensen Speakers.
SKU:
P-A-C10Q
Item ID:
001915
Brand:
JensenJensen VintageCeramic
Magnet Type:
Size:
Type:
RoHS Compliant
Impedance | Our Part Number | UPC/EAN | Jensen Part Number |
---|---|---|---|
16 Ω | P-A-C10Q-16 | 8034028641510 | ZJ05090 |
8 Ω | P-A-C10Q-8 | 8034028640759 | ZJ05060 |
Basket Material | Pressed Sheet Steel | ||
Cone Material | Paper | ||
Depth | 3.8779 in. | ||
Diameter | 10 in. | ||
Diaphragm Area (SD) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 330.10 cm2 |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 330.00 cm2 | |
Dust Dome Material | Solid Paper | ||
Equivalent Acoustic Volume (VAS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 23.20 liters |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 23.90 liters | |
Flux Density | 0.92 T | ||
Force Factor (BxL) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 6.64 Wb/m |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 7.60 Wb/m | |
Inner Diameter | 9.0944 in. | ||
Linear Displacement, maximum (XMAX) | 1.50 mm | ||
Losses Electrical Resistance (RES) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 52.00 Ω |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 80.00 Ω | |
Magnet Assembly Diameter | 4.0157 in. | ||
Magnet Type | Ferrite | ||
Magnetic Gap Depth | 6.00 mm | ||
Mechanical Compliance (CMS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 150.00 µm/N |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 156.00 µm/N | |
Mechanical Moving Mass (MMS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 18.30 g |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 14.70 g | |
Mechanical Q Factor (QMS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 9.78 |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 13.06 | |
Mounting Hole Bolt Circle Diameter | 9.6456 in. | ||
Mounting Hole Diameter | 0.2559 in. | ||
Musical Power | 70.00 W | ||
Nominal Overall Diameter | 259.00 mm | ||
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter | 32.00 mm | ||
Outer Diameter | 10.1969 in. | ||
Rated Power | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 355.00 W |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 35.00 W | |
Reference Efficiency (nO) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 1.61 % |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 1.33 % | |
Resonance Frequency (ƒS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 96.00 Hz |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 105.00 Hz | |
Sensitivity @ 1W, 1m | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 94.70 dB |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 94.50 dB | |
Surround Material | Integrated Paper | ||
Surround Treatment | No | ||
Total Q Factor (QTS) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 1.30 |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 1.74 | |
Voice Coil DC Resistance (Re) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 6.00 Ω |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 12.00 Ω | |
Voice Coil Diameter | 1.25 in. | ||
Voice Coil Former | Epotex | ||
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1 kHZ (LE) | 8 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-8 | 0.62 mH |
16 Ω version | P-A-C10Q-16 | 1.00 mH | |
Voice Coil Winding Depth | 9.00 mm | ||
Voice Coil Winding Type | Copper |
Packaging Dimensions | 11.811 in. × 12.2047 in. × 5.5118 in. | |
Weight (Packaging) | 4.25 lbs. |
P-A-C10Q-16 - 16 Ω version | Basket Material | Pressed Sheet Steel |
Cone Material | Paper | |
Depth | 3.8779 in. | |
Diameter | 10 in. | |
Diaphragm Area (SD) | 330.00 cm2 | |
Dust Dome Material | Solid Paper | |
Equivalent Acoustic Volume (VAS) | 23.90 liters | |
Flux Density | 0.92 T | |
Force Factor (BxL) | 7.60 Wb/m | |
Inner Diameter | 9.0944 in. | |
Linear Displacement, maximum (XMAX) | 1.50 mm | |
Losses Electrical Resistance (RES) | 80.00 Ω | |
Magnet Assembly Diameter | 4.0157 in. | |
Magnet Type | Ferrite | |
Magnetic Gap Depth | 6.00 mm | |
Mechanical Compliance (CMS) | 156.00 µm/N | |
Mechanical Moving Mass (MMS) | 14.70 g | |
Mechanical Q Factor (QMS) | 13.06 | |
Mounting Hole Bolt Circle Diameter | 9.6456 in. | |
Mounting Hole Diameter | 0.2559 in. | |
Musical Power | 70.00 W | |
Nominal Overall Diameter | 259.00 mm | |
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter | 32.00 mm | |
Outer Diameter | 10.1969 in. | |
Rated Power | 35.00 W | |
Reference Efficiency (nO) | 1.33 % | |
Resonance Frequency (ƒS) | 105.00 Hz | |
Sensitivity @ 1W, 1m | 94.50 dB | |
Surround Material | Integrated Paper | |
Surround Treatment | No | |
Total Q Factor (QTS) | 1.74 | |
Voice Coil DC Resistance (Re) | 12.00 Ω | |
Voice Coil Diameter | 1.25 in. | |
Voice Coil Former | Epotex | |
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1 kHZ (LE) | 1.00 mH | |
Voice Coil Winding Depth | 9.00 mm | |
Voice Coil Winding Type | Copper | |
P-A-C10Q-8 - 8 Ω version | Basket Material | Pressed Sheet Steel |
Cone Material | Paper | |
Depth | 3.8779 in. | |
Diameter | 10 in. | |
Diaphragm Area (SD) | 330.10 cm2 | |
Dust Dome Material | Solid Paper | |
Equivalent Acoustic Volume (VAS) | 23.20 liters | |
Flux Density | 0.92 T | |
Force Factor (BxL) | 6.64 Wb/m | |
Inner Diameter | 9.0944 in. | |
Linear Displacement, maximum (XMAX) | 1.50 mm | |
Losses Electrical Resistance (RES) | 52.00 Ω | |
Magnet Assembly Diameter | 4.0157 in. | |
Magnet Type | Ferrite | |
Magnetic Gap Depth | 6.00 mm | |
Mechanical Compliance (CMS) | 150.00 µm/N | |
Mechanical Moving Mass (MMS) | 18.30 g | |
Mechanical Q Factor (QMS) | 9.78 | |
Mounting Hole Bolt Circle Diameter | 9.6456 in. | |
Mounting Hole Diameter | 0.2559 in. | |
Musical Power | 70.00 W | |
Nominal Overall Diameter | 259.00 mm | |
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter | 32.00 mm | |
Outer Diameter | 10.1969 in. | |
Rated Power | 355.00 W | |
Reference Efficiency (nO) | 1.61 % | |
Resonance Frequency (ƒS) | 96.00 Hz | |
Sensitivity @ 1W, 1m | 94.70 dB | |
Surround Material | Integrated Paper | |
Surround Treatment | No | |
Total Q Factor (QTS) | 1.30 | |
Voice Coil DC Resistance (Re) | 6.00 Ω | |
Voice Coil Diameter | 1.25 in. | |
Voice Coil Former | Epotex | |
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1 kHZ (LE) | 0.62 mH | |
Voice Coil Winding Depth | 9.00 mm | |
Voice Coil Winding Type | Copper |
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Specifications, Files, and Documents
Sound Samples:
Blues Sound Sample00:49https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_blues.mp3
Clean Sound Sample00:15https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_clean.mp3
Country Sound Sample00:35https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_country.mp3
Jazz Sound Sample00:43https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_jazz.mp3
Metal Sound Sample00:53https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_metal.mp3
Overdriven Sound Sample00:14https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_overdriven.mp3
Rock Sound Sample00:41https://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/associated_files/c10q_rock.mp3
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Questions and Answers
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2 answers
Hi there, would it be ''dangerous'' to use this 35w speaker with a 35w output transformer? No danger of blowing up the speaker? Thanks
Asked by Anonymous on January 25th, 2018.
It depends on if you are are playing your amp to the hilt and using pedals. In an ideal situation, you will want to use a speaker that is double the wattage of your amp.
Not dangerous, but speaker manufacturers usually recommend selecting a speaker that is rated significantly higher than what the amp can push into it. If you go over the rating, the coil may bottom out which will destroy the speaker. Why not get a speaker with the correct rating? A 50W will do it.
Product Reviews
Sounds vintage Fender. Jensen says the highs are edgy when over driven. If true, they can be tamed with tone stack or guitar settings. I use the Boss MT-2 at unity gain since Fender amps do not like to be over driven. The MT-2 has plenty of EQ settings to dial in tone.