Neutral speakers - any tips or pointers?

[HeartfeltDawn]

For a year, I had a Roland JC-120. I used to have a valve frontend, run dirt pedals into that, and then take the Left and Right outputs and put them direct into the JC-120 power amps thus bypassing the JC preamps. I loved the sound and it made me feel like I could really dial in the EQ settings I wanted rather than having to tailor my sounds depending on the characteristics of whatever speaker I was using.

Currently I have a Cornell Romany Plus amp with a Jensen MOD 12/70 speaker that I get on really well with. The second amp is a Cornell Voyager 20 amp with a Jensen P12N speaker installed that I can't stand. I'm thinking about finding a good neutral speaker for the Voyager. I don't really want another MOD 12/70 so was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for a good neutral sounding speaker. Is there anything from Weber that people might recommend? I'd like a speaker that lets the natural sound of the Voyager through.

[FrankieSixxxgun]

Boost an Eminence out of a Line 6 combo or something. Those speakers are beefy, handling like 75 watts, and they're about as neutral as they get since they're out of a modeling amp.

[stratzrus]

EVM 12L

[fetishfrog]

EVM 12L

+1 here.

[Jamie_Mitchell]

Let me know if you want to get rid of the P12N.

[gulliver]

Do you want American or brit flavor? There really is no neutral when it comes to vibe. EVMs are American with an in-your-face tone. A CL80 might be decent for a flatter brit speaker, but has brit break up similar to a V30.

I've never heard the stock speaker from a line 6, but might be worth a try as it'll probably cost only $20 - $30 bucks used. I know they go for neutral on those amps.

[shark_bite]

EVM 12L

+1 more here, or maybe a JBL. But no, please get an EVM so I can have all the JBLs to myself.

[candid_x]

Emi RWB.