I've heard of some guys changing the speaker on the new Twin custom 15'.
I really love this amp, but the highs are slightly icy.
Can anyone reccomend ??
Fender Twin 15 speaker change
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Hey Joe,
I put a Weber California in my Custom 15", but the amp itself was blowing fuses and acting up in other ways, so I brought it back to the store and traded it for a Steel King. I will have the speaker back shortly. If you want it, maybe I can ship it down to you? It won't handle the Steel King wattage, so it's useless to me now. It's probably seen 4 gigs tops. I've only had the amp a few months, and most of that time it's been in the shop.
Here is the link to the original sale:
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ight=weber
I too found the original speaker harsh on the high end. I had the same speaker in my Session and it had ice picks there too. This Weber is nice and light as well, unlike the original which is a heavy beast. Send me an email if you'd like it, and we can work something out.
I put a Weber California in my Custom 15", but the amp itself was blowing fuses and acting up in other ways, so I brought it back to the store and traded it for a Steel King. I will have the speaker back shortly. If you want it, maybe I can ship it down to you? It won't handle the Steel King wattage, so it's useless to me now. It's probably seen 4 gigs tops. I've only had the amp a few months, and most of that time it's been in the shop.
Here is the link to the original sale:
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ight=weber
I too found the original speaker harsh on the high end. I had the same speaker in my Session and it had ice picks there too. This Weber is nice and light as well, unlike the original which is a heavy beast. Send me an email if you'd like it, and we can work something out.
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Thanks for all the replies guys!!!
I actually think I may have figgered ou the secret to this amp...it just takes a little dialing in. So far my steel and tele sound great thru it.
Chris, I was hoping to hear from you as I knew you had one of these. I'm gonna do a few gigs with this amp the way it is, and if I'm not digging it, I would probably be interested in your Weber.
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I actually think I may have figgered ou the secret to this amp...it just takes a little dialing in. So far my steel and tele sound great thru it.
Chris, I was hoping to hear from you as I knew you had one of these. I'm gonna do a few gigs with this amp the way it is, and if I'm not digging it, I would probably be interested in your Weber.
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I just bought back my old Twin from years back, and like it with the 2-12s. I've grown to like the 2-12 configuration for the Fender Twin as much as the 15. For the higher-wattage Session 400 and Steel King, however, the 15 seems almost necessary as a match for the amp.
I'm not in any rush to sell the speaker. You can drop me a line if you wish. As I've mentioned, the Weber did make the amp a lot more manageable weight-wise, which was a bonus to its great sound.
I'm not in any rush to sell the speaker. You can drop me a line if you wish. As I've mentioned, the Weber did make the amp a lot more manageable weight-wise, which was a bonus to its great sound.
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