Jensen speakers

Here is a good summary of the Jensen range :

aussie2009 wrote:LOOK AT THESE AS WELL:
http://evatco.com.au/jensen.htm

And the official site : http://www.jensentone.com/index.php

If my C12Q 35w breaks in any sweeter (it's only a month old) I just won't know what to do..........but CELEBRATE!!

6StringBender wrote:If my C12Q 35w breaks in any sweeter (it's only a month old) I just won't know what to do..........but CELEBRATE!!

I hesitate in which speaker put in my artisan to blend with the V30...

The "vintage Ceramic" series speakers are very bright and very articulate, with a tight, but definitely present bass. The upper mids literally sing!
Most people prefer alnico for the "improved" bass response, but I play mostly Chicago Blues, and "Crunchy" Delta style Blues, so i'll take a top-heavy speaker every time.

I'll have to try one, i'm also playing almost blues and never tried one...even on my fender...what a shame !

Definitely give one a go then, I suggest the 35w model, as the 25w sounds a bit "tinnish".
At worst you can re-sell it if you don't like it.
Mine gave my HT-5H a definite "vintage Fender" sound, as in, Deluxe Twin, Twin Reverb (although it's a single speaker).
It's really amazing how much difference a simple speaker change makes!

Yes so much people are searching for thé sound and don't even take a look at thé valves in their amp and speaker...
It's on of thé most important élément in thé sound chain...and thé last one !
You CAN put anything before, if the speaker is not thé one...thé sound will be crap !

MusashiChan wrote:You CAN put anything before, if the speaker is not thé one...thé sound will be crap !

I couldn't have said it better myself.