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I've owned a lot of British-voiced speakers, but am curious about sampling some speakers with a bit of a "scoop" in their high-mids.... Preferably without harsh upper treble response.
What speakers fit the bill?
I'm looking for something Alnico. I've had extensive experience with Weber Blue Dogs in 15 & 30 watt varieties, as well as a Weber P12Q (12A125A) on the American side of the tracks. Those would be helpful reference points, if possible. (Though I'm familiar with lots of other speakers if there's a more fitting comparison)
I'm running Teles with low output Mare PUs, and the amp that this speaker would go with has a pentode front end (EF86 & EF184 channels, parralel) hitting a cathode biased pair of 5881s ... GZ34 or 5R4 recto depending on my mood
I'd probably pair this speaker with a Weber 15 watt Silver Bell Alnico ... Looking for a different voice to complement the strong midrange character of the Weber... Hoping maybe this new speaker could fill in some frequencies that the Weber doesn't already dominate.
Thanks!
What speakers fit the bill?
I'm looking for something Alnico. I've had extensive experience with Weber Blue Dogs in 15 & 30 watt varieties, as well as a Weber P12Q (12A125A) on the American side of the tracks. Those would be helpful reference points, if possible. (Though I'm familiar with lots of other speakers if there's a more fitting comparison)
I'm running Teles with low output Mare PUs, and the amp that this speaker would go with has a pentode front end (EF86 & EF184 channels, parralel) hitting a cathode biased pair of 5881s ... GZ34 or 5R4 recto depending on my mood
I'd probably pair this speaker with a Weber 15 watt Silver Bell Alnico ... Looking for a different voice to complement the strong midrange character of the Weber... Hoping maybe this new speaker could fill in some frequencies that the Weber doesn't already dominate.
Thanks!
