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Weber Amps Recently. . ? - Telecaster Guitar Forum -Weber's AC cord IEC receptacle holes are too big for the devices that go in them, loose and wont stay in! Same for the units they sell with just the old style Fender cord keeper hole too big!-Weber went to Stainless Steel chassis which you cant really solder to well Things I dont like about Mojo:-The chassis steel is kinda thick and heavy
General Impressions of Weber 12F150 | Telecaster Guitar Forum Re: Weber 12F150 Well, after listening to the Weber for a week, I got out the screwdriver and pliers and put the Jensen back in A nice clean sound with no artifacts, or grit or honk or whatever you want to call it The Weber has that overdriven sound going for it, and if that's what you are seeking, there you go
Weber Amp Kits: should I do it? - Telecaster Guitar Forum The Weber kits will result in a decent sounding amp, built with his stock parts There are lots of upgrades I'd suggest if you want to use the most durable, best sounding parts The Weber pots are ok, but Alphas don't cost much more and are more the industry standard - the mounting holes and threaded shaft size are standard on the Alphas, not
Gerald Weber and Kendrick Amplifiers are done taking orders for good . . . Just received an email from Kendrick World Headquarters, Gerald Weber is done building amps Apparently he's lost his nerves in his hands and has a hard time building amps and lost most of his full time staff With exceptions he quotes In short you're going to be selling a kidney for him to build you one
Weber 12A125S vs A? - Telecaster Guitar Forum Yup Call Weber and talk to CJ The 12A125A is a seamed paper cone Brighter, and the cone will move; a good way to add distortion to an otherwise clean amp The 12A125S is a pulp cone Warmer, with a stiffer cone; a good way to tame flubby sounding amps This is my experience
1961 Jensen P12Q vs Weber 12A125A - Telecaster Guitar Forum The Weber 12A125A was in a "Deep" Deluxe 5E3 cab made by Better Built cabs and has a Li'l Dawg chassis in it, for the test it was only used as a speaker cab I don't think the extra inch of depth is really making this test pointless
Weber California vs. Eminence Commonwealth for D130 tones? Yea you can custom order them still The weight is definitely an issue as I'm putting it in a vintage fender and those baffles really can't handle super heavy speakers That is why I would kinda lean towards the weber California I heard the Neomag weber 15 is a great for the d130 sound too, but not sure they still make them
Weber 10 alnicos - your opinions, and some questions. Weber 10A125 (AlNiCo "Mojo") is great Howdy, I've got a Weber 10A125 in my '65 BF Princeton and it's sweet when overdriven This amp speaker combination is magical for Gibsons Keep in mind that I'm a vintage rocker ('Stones, Bob Seager et al) I don't want alot of overdrive
Mini-Mass or Micro-Mass for Pro Jr? - Telecaster Guitar Forum So I'm looking at buying a 50 watt Weber Mini-Mass or 15 watt Micro-Mass Basically the same price, but I like the two tone controls on the Micro (Low-Mids Mids-High) Is a 15 watt unit enough for a 15 watt amp? I've read yes and no on various forums, including here I won't be running the amp above 7 or so
A Question About Speakers. . . - Telecaster Guitar Forum Greetings, I recently read (on this forum) that Ted Weber was the person behind the design of the Eminence "Special Design" 12" alnico speaker found in the Fender Custom hand wired series of amps (ie , Custom 57' Deluxe) Similarly, George Alessandro partnered with Eminence to create the