What 10"speaker for a '68 princeton Rev.

[rbehm]

Any thoughts on what would work well for this amp...to be used with pedals
and want decent headroom.. for smaller gigs Country / classic rock!!

 

[DANOCASTER]

reverend 10 " is awesome. Basically the same as the old Naylor

I have one in my Pro Jr and two in my BF Vibrolux Reverb

 

[Member 995]

I've had an Eminence Ragin' Cajun in my Princeton Reverb for a few years and really like it.

Bryan

 

[Cap'n Fingers]

I love the sound of my Eminence Ragin Cajun in my 65 PR
The Copper Head or Legends might be a good choice for what you want also.
Check um out: http://www.eminence.com/guitar.asp?speaker_size=10

 

[hunter]

Weber C10S (I think it is a Ceramic Silver Ten now).

hunter

 

[quinnamps]

Tone Tubby.

 

[teleamp]

If you have an Oxford, can I have it? The reconed Oxford in my 65 BFPR sounds great.

MikeY

 

[GuitarsFromMars]

I recommend the Scumback SA 10 M

 

[FloridaSam]

I had a Weber C10Q in my Brownface Princeton. I can't imagine a better sounding speaker for that particular amp.

 

[Texsunburst59]

I had a Weber C10Q in my Brownface Princeton. I can't imagine a better sounding speaker for that particular amp.

+1. I've got a Weber VST C10Q in my '66 Princeton Reverb , and it's clean, tonally balanced and LOUD. It's a great speaker and really makes this amp shine. I'm really thinking of loading up my '69 and 76' Vibrolux amps with these speakers. I've got '64 CTS reconed in my '69 and '65 reconed Oxfords in my '76. I just think the C10Q's would do both amps more justice.

 

[Cap'n Fingers]

I had a Weber C10Q in my Brownface Princeton. I can't imagine a better sounding speaker for that particular amp.

I was looking at Weber's site and couldn't find a C10Q. There were
a couple that said they replace a C10Q. Did Weber rename these
speakers? Anyone know the equivalent model # to a C10Q you guys
are talking about?
Thanks

 

[Mike T]

Jensen P10Q or Eminence Lil Buddy

 

[strumminsix]

What about a JBL d110f?

 

[ddeand]

I had a JBL D110f in a Princeton Reverb, and it was one of the nicest combinations I've ever had. The JBLs are quite clean, but they take pedals well and rrally allow the amp to "speak". They're expensive, but I think they're worth it. Another advantage is that they don't lose their value - if it doesn't suit your needs, you can probably sell it for what you paid.

Dean

 

[3m3r5]

I was looking at Weber's site and couldn't find a C10Q. There were
a couple that said they replace a C10Q. Did Weber rename these
speakers? Anyone know the equivalent model # to a C10Q you guys
are talking about?
Thanks

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