Speaker to compliment Telonics Neo

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Steve Vroman
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Speaker to compliment Telonics Neo

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I'm running my pedal steel and guitar through a Aviator head and a Telonics Neo 12". I love how everything sounds clean but the overdriven tones are a bit lacking for me.

I was thinking about getting another cab with a 12" speaker. I may run it along with the Telonics or A/B it depending on my mood.

I'd like to stick with an overall Blackface sounding speaker, but maybe something with a bit more meat for the overdriven stuff. Suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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Lane Gray
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Post by Lane Gray »

I can't speak to 12s, but if you like a 15, the SICA 15 makes an excellent pairing with the Telonics 12.
2 pedal steels, a lapStrat, and an 8-string Dobro (and 3 ukes)
More amps than guitars, and not many effects
John Goux
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Post by John Goux »

Eminence PF-350. Paul Franklins signature speaker.
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Post by David Nugent »

Steve...You might look into the Eminence 'Texas Heat' speaker, appears from the specs that it may yield just a slight amount of bite without becoming too radical.
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Post by Jim Palenscar »

I've found that typically neo-based speakers are great but have a quality that is unlike a std magnet speaker. Using one of each offers a combination that each by itself is lacking and the result is pleasing to my ears.
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