Weber Blue Dog Ceramic Sensitivity

The silver bell has less coloration tighter and more pronounced bass and really sweet breakup.

Weber blue dog ceramic sensitivity.

Prior to the silver bell i used a celestion g12h30 warehouse reaper alnico blue and weber ceramic blue dog. But something was missing. 15 50oz ceramic magnet 50 watts 1 3 4 voice coil ribbed cone. Or a pair of each in a 4 12.

When i ran a 50 watt head tube rectified traynor bassmaster i also had a 2x12 cab loaded with a weber blue alnico and ceramic speaker. Great low end from the silver bell while retaining clarity and definition from the blue dog. I m with you on the weber blue dog ceramic it s a great speaker. It seems to have scooped mids to my ear compared to the other speakers.

Paper reproduces but hemp fibers sing. The blue dogs are chimey on the bright side of things and don t really sound soft in any way. Can you mix lets say a alnico blue with a ceramic silver. All of these are great speakers.

4 75 no cover 5 375 with cover cutout size. The bitey mojo of the ceramic blue dog fits the smoothness of the ie 4 like a glove. Got the 100 watt speaker and the clarity and warmth cannot be touched without a weber hemp speaker. Try pairing this with a silver bell in a 2 12 combination.

Or would speaker sensitivity differences make on louder than the other. Alnico blue may sound soft when driven very hard but they re still very sensitive loud speakers even at their 15w rating so to make them sound soft you have to be playing very loud. In my new amp a 1967 traynor ygm 1 guitarmate i tried. Cranked 1975 fender deluxe reverb with weber blue dog speaker.

Also available with weber s hemp cone which is a smoother darker tone with less attack great for taming treble. Paper or hemp weber speakers are the best. Matthias waßer guitar 25 272 views. Classic vox blue tone with ceramic punch and big low end.

The rig was too much amp so i switched to a 1x12 combo but could never quite get the sound i wanted. Wow weber ceramic blue dog ie 4.