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10F150T 8 ohm, 25 watt speaker
For mid 60's amps using ceramic
10's where a bright, articulate tone is desired.
Replaces Chicago Jensen C10Q, Oxford ceramic 10, CTS ceramic 10. Our
most popular replacement for Princetons and Princeton Reverbs.
10", 40oz ceramic magnet, 25 watt, 1-1/2"
voice coil, seamed, ribbed cone.
Loud, big bottom, clear, aggressive highs, later/smooth breakup.
To order a Weber with the break in service, order the speaker, then go to home page and select upgrades on the categories,
Add $10.00 to your order with the Product Upgrade option.
Doping is the shiny goop you see on the surround of a speaker. Besides extending the life of the surround,
it also acts as a shock absorber to help keep the cone under control at higher volumes. The downside is that it also dampens
cone vibrations and therefore reduces the potential character and texture of the speaker. If you are going to bend/sustain
notes in the area above the 10th fret on the high E string and at high volumes with heavy distortion, then you need the doping
to help prevent ghost notes and cone cry that could result from the extreme cone vibrations. Othewise, I would get the speaker
undoped. Many players prefer the raw, undamped tone of the undoped speaker and they learn to modulate their finger pressure
when noting in the area that causes cone cry.
Item #10f150t825
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