Weber vs Jensen

[DLebs]

I'm looking at getting a Jensen P10r for my Pro Jr, what's the Weber equivalent to this speaker? How do they compare?

The clean sample on Jensen's website is essentially what I want
http://www.jensentone.com/speaker/p10r

[mad dog]

Webers equivalent would be a 10A100. I've only heard the vintage Jensen P10R, so can't compare.
MD

[DLebs]

Originally Posted by mad dog

Webers equivalent would be a 10A100. I've only heard the vintage Jensen P10R, so can't compare.
MD

Thanks, I'll see what I can find about the Weber

[Rob s]

I did not like the jensen in the pro jr. In fact i dont like those re issue jensens at all.
Ive tried their 10's, 12's, ceramic, alnico.
Dont like them.
After much experimenting i arrived at the mojo 10.

[DLebs]

Originally Posted by Rob s

I did not like the jensen in the pro jr. In fact i dont like those re issue jensens at all.
Ive tried their 10's, 12's, ceramic, alnico.
Dont like them.
After much experimenting i arrived at the mojo 10.

This speaker? http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/speakers-American-Vintage?search=American+Vintage+AV10C+10+Speaker+8 +OHM+25W

How are the lows?

[Tuberoast]

skip the re-issue Jensens...go with the Weber.
I had a Fender Alnico Blue in my PJ and was really happy with it (the amp died).
AN Eminence Legend 1058 is another excellent match and has more low end which works well with the PJs brighter EL84 sound.

[thosk]

Originally Posted by DLebs

This speaker? http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/sp...aker+8+OHM+25W

How are the lows?

Looks like a re-branded Weber ceramic Sig10S. 30 bucks from Weber, and they'll even break it in for you(for free) if you ask.

+1 on the Emmy 1058. Pretty loud, tho.

[DLebs]

Has anyone tried the Eminence Delta Demon? I've heard good things about the Raging Cajun, but the delta demon sounds a bit more my style.

I emailed Weber, they suggest the 10A125 and that also seems like it'd fit the bill quite nicely.

I guess having too many good options is a nice problem to have, it doesn't seem (besides the Jensens) that any of these wouldn't be great.

[TD_Madden]

http://wgs4.com/content/vet10

Warehouse Speakers Veteran-10...or G10C

[Tuberoast]

While yes, I swapped it out, but even the stock speaker sounds good once it's broken in. I used it and had no problem being heard nor was the tone ''bad''.

[wyatt]

Originally Posted by DLebs

I'm looking at getting a Jensen P10r for my Pro Jr, what's the Weber equivalent to this speaker? How do they compare?

The clean sample on Jensen's website is essentially what I want
http://www.jensentone.com/speaker/p10r

Originally Posted by mad dog

Webers equivalent would be a 10A100. I've only heard the vintage Jensen P10R, so can't compare.
MD

Actually, it's the 10A100T. The 100 series has a smooth cone by default, something Jensen moved away from in the mid-'50's. The T has a ribbed cone (from the 125 series). The difference is the 100 has early speaker breakup/distortion and a more lo-fi sound and the 100T has a smoother sound and breaks up later.

So, for early '50's P10R...it's 10A100 (smooth cone) and for later '50's and '60's, it's 10A100T.

[DLebs]

Originally Posted by Tuberoast

While yes, I swapped it out, but even the stock speaker sounds good once it's broken in. I used it and had no problem being heard nor was the tone ''bad''.

I like the stock speaker, but it's not quite there for me.I have had my PJ a few years, so the speaker is broken in. Maybe if I had one of the earlier PJs with the blue alnico in it, but mine has the fender speaker.

[Hulakatt]

Can't really go wrong with Weber. Their Sig Series is seriously under sung, great stuff!

[es137p]

I would go with the Weber 10A125, or, the Eminence Legend is a great suggestion for this amp, bigger low end, little smoother top, that might work very well. And, its cheap.

[DLebs]

Originally Posted by es137p

I would go with the Weber 10A125, or, the Eminence Legend is a great suggestion for this amp, bigger low end, little smoother top, that might work very well. And, its cheap.

I think I'll end up with the Weber, it seems to have everything I was looking for