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Now ve chust poot into zee cabinet and make loud sound!
And speaking (ha!) of loud sound, here's our Loud Sound Maker. This is a Weber Classis series alnico speaker. It's a 12 inch clone of the classic Jensens that were used in American tube amps in the 50s and 60s.
I may have nentioned earlier that Fender never offered a 2 6L6 amp with a single 12" speaker. There were models with 2, 3, or 4 10 inch speakers, a model with 2 12 inch speakers, and one with a single 15, but never a single 12. So I am creating a new model!
The Weber tag. The 12 is for the size, and the "125" is the inch decimal size of the voice coil - in this case 1.25 inches.
I've had this since October of last year waiting to be installed.
The business end of the speaker. This is a 'ribbed' coil - it will have cone breakup (distortion) at higher volume levels and tend to sound brighter than a smooth (unribbed) cone. Weber sells all the variations - just get what you want.
For this amp, cleaner is better. It will be used for jazz mainly.
Here's what I use to bolt the speaker into the cabinet: an 11/32 box end wrench.
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