Weber aluminum speakers fuzz and 6v6 tube reverb

LegendaryVintage Joined: Dec 01, 2015 Posts: 5	Posted on Mar 27 2023 08:49 PM Maybe this is of interest? https://youtu.be/HDoZ6HQgYGI Top
taijiguy Joined: Mar 27, 2006 Posts: 213 Newington, CT USA	Posted on Mar 28 2023 06:43 AM I have a 10" Weber California w/aluminum dome in my PRRI and it sounds great with all my pedals. Top
LegendaryVintage Joined: Dec 01, 2015 Posts: 5	Posted on Mar 28 2023 12:11 PM Cool! I haven’t had a lot of time to play we it’s it yet, but I think they are unnecessarily scaring people saying it shouldn’t be used with even slight distortion. Maybe depends on your expectations Top
mike_fried Joined: Aug 02, 2012 Posts: 162 Nashville, TN	Posted on Mar 29 2023 11:25 AM I've used the aluminum-domed 12" for years and never had a problem using any kind of distortion with it. BTW, my Surfy Bear reverb is in an identical toolbox, and has the same blonde cupcake knobs! Good taste! Last edited: Mar 29, 2023 11:28:10 Top
taijiguy Joined: Mar 27, 2006 Posts: 213 Newington, CT USA	Posted on Mar 29 2023 12:01 PM mike_fried wrote: I've used the aluminum-domed 12" for years and never had a problem using any kind of distortion with it. BTW, my Surfy Bear reverb is in an identical toolbox, and has the same blonde cupcake knobs! Good taste! Is your Weber a California or a Neomag? I had a Weber Neomag in a DRRI. I made a big mistake and sold it. I wish the Neomag was available in 10". The Neomags are a lot lighter than the Californias. The Surfy Bear kits were great for designing your own reverb unit. There were a lot of creative designs by people back then. Top
mike_fried Joined: Aug 02, 2012 Posts: 162 Nashville, TN	Posted on Mar 29 2023 02:18 PM taijiguy wrote: mike_fried wrote: I've used the aluminum-domed 12" for years and never had a problem using any kind of distortion with it. BTW, my Surfy Bear reverb is in an identical toolbox, and has the same blonde cupcake knobs! Good taste! Is your Weber a California or a Neomag? I had a Weber Neomag in a DRRI. I made a big mistake and sold it. I wish the Neomag was available in 10". The Neomags are a lot lighter than the Californias. The Surfy Bear kits were great for designing your own reverb unit. There were a lot of creative designs by people back then. I have both the Neomag and the California with aluminum domes; I prefer the California. Off topic a little, I prefer the Eminence Cannabis Rex to anything else in my Deluxe Reverb. Top

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