Pimping Mojo Speakers

I agree, I swapped a pair of Vintage 30's with a pair of 30 V's.
Same basic tonality, little less peaky / less cranky. Great tone.
Working mans speakers. Nuthin Fancy.....So far so good.

 

I've been using the 25M and it's a great speaker at any price.

 

Great speakers! I swapped out a pair of V30's for the Mojotone BV30H's - love 'em! Not quite so peaky mids - more balanced tonality.

 

Recently installed a BV-25M and I love it. Real nice greenback type with a bigger bottom.

 

Anyone know who makes the Mojo speaker?
John
www.stoneagecustomcabinets.com

 

I thought it was mojotone.

 

But does Mojo make their own, or are they made for them, by another company?
THX...John

 

Hello, Scott
Just checker the mojo site....cones are made in Britian...speakers are made by an American co {someone mojo "teamed up with"}...doesn't say who.
John

 

it is very ordinary to buy cones. i believe celestion and weber uses kurt mueller cones for instance.

 

Here's a reply from Andy at Mojotone from an email I sent to them:

Thats a big negative - soft parts are all from England and hard parts were tooled in china for us by a manufaturer that assembles the whole thing in the US. Not em.

Andy Turner
Mojo Musical Supply
513 S. Dudley St
Burgaw, NC 28425
tel 800-927-6656
Tel 910-259-7291
Fax 910-259-7292
www.mojotone.com



Mike Oxley wrote:

Hi,

I've been using 2 of your Mojotone BV30H speakers, and I LOVE them! Great speakers.

Just curious: *are these manufactured by Eminance*? Someone told me they are....

Thanks,

Mike Oxley
Mpls., MN ​

 

Great sounding speakers. I had one go bad that was about 2 months old. The warranty is only 30 days. I'd like to try another but cant take the risk on that happening again. I loved the way it sounded.

BTW mine was a BV30 around a 60 watt speaker in a 35 watt amp. Didnt blow it it just started intermittently working then not working. It was the speaker though. I even had a guy look at it he said nothing to do but recone it. I just chunked it.

 

Any Mojo Speaker updates? Haven't been hearing much about them?

 

I also was surprised by the sound of the BV-25M in an Atomic 20. Without being broken in it sounded better than the standard greenback with silkier highs, little tighter bottom and relaxed mids. Who is building them? I guess it is Weber or Eminence. Great sounding speaker.
Rene Burkard

 

Interesting thier site says the hard parts are made in the US.

What is the difference between your Mojotone BV Series speakers and the Goldtone Celestion speakers you sell?

The idea for the BV series came when Celestion moved much of their operations to the far east and began to use, what we considered critical parts i.e. the cone, that were sourced there as well. To our surprise, the Asian produced Celestion's have turned out to be excellent speakers but we often hear complaints of cone cry issues. We sourced the original soft parts (cone, spider, dust cover) from the correct British source and then had our own baskets and magnet assemblies tooled in the US. The result is an American made speaker with a British sound that is unmistakable. We did a lot of testing with some very demanding players and amp builders - mostly the kind who like their Marshall stacks and Gibson Les Paul's. We weren't done until they were satisfied that the tone was as good, if not better than their vintage equipment and the incidence of cone cry was substantially reduced. The idea to do this was such a good one that since Mojo introduced the BV series, every other speaker manufacture has attempted to do the same - including the most obvious one! Those who have had a chance to try them all agree the BV series stands out.

 

What sucks is, when I sold mine BV30H, I practically gave them away. I really like the scumbacks but, If I didn't have those, I'd still have the mojos

 

I really like the mojo greyhound speaker. i replaced a Vintage 30 with one.

 

Here's the Mojotone M121660 speaker. It has an Eminence manufacturing sticker on it and looks like a standard Eminence speaker: