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Re: JBL D120F

Gavin Ehringer (windanseabeachboy) - 20 Oct 2004 13:33:39

I used a Weber VST California 12 ceramic in my Hot Rod Deluxe and really loved
it. I sold
the amp but kept the speaker, so I am dropping two California 12s into my
vintage '73
Aims Dual 12. These high-wattage speakers are clean, punchy, and make for really
good
surf. Definitely a good substitute for the JBL D120F, and I'd bet a fine
substitute for the
D130F too. They get better cranked.
Ted makes a lot of vintage-style speakers in standard sizes, any standard ohm,
and with
AlNiCo, Ceramic, or Ferrous Alloy magnets. He has some low-watt vintage style
speakers
based on the popular tweed speaker types as well as his more high-powered modern
speakers.
His prices are good, and he will answer your questions about what speakers you
should
use with a timely e-mail or phone call.
I really like Weber as a company, and I think their products are great.
(This is an unsolicited testimonial).
Gavin
>
> I've got a 15" JBLD130 that was reconed by Ted just a few months ago.
> Sounds just like it's supposed to.
>
> I'm a big fan of Ted's speakers. I've got some California 12's and
> 15's, which are kind of like JBL's, and also a 12F150. The
> Californias are not made for your bedroom amp. They're loud and they
> sound best when they're cranked. I also think they sound better in my
> blackface showman than in my blonde showman. The Californias seem to
> want a little more mid, and there's no mid control in the blondes.
>
> Rick
> Halibuts/Deoras
>
>
>
>
> --- In , "-=Brad Davis=-"
> <champamp@s...> wrote:
> > I'm sorta going for that 'mini Showman' thing with my Twin: So I
> thought I'd
> > take the low budget approach to acquiring some of these JBLs that
> everyone
> > seems to like....went on the dreaded 'bay, and found one with no
> cone, but
> > voice coil looks ok. As soon as it arrives off it goes to Ted Weber
> (fellow
> > Hoosier).
> >
> > Anyone using / used any speakers (or their big brothers) like these
> that
> > have been reconed? Sound OK? Ted has a great rep...and I may get
> one of his
> > Cali's unless I scrounge another 'deal'. We'll see...my luck on
> the 'bay has
> > been mixed.
> >
> > -Brad
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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