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jfhammond3
07/19/2011 9:48am

I'm thinking of swapping out the stock Eminence speakers in this amp for ET-65's. Is this a good choice for this combo or should I be looking at something else? It's a pretty bright amp to begin with and I'm hoping to retain the sparkle but give it some additional punch too. All opinions are welcome.

Thanks

daniel
07/19/2011 11:35am

I definitely think the ET65 will help you retian the sparkle and definition, but also keep you out of the "too bright" area.  It's a very musical speaker that blends in well in most amps.  It would be my first choice. 

markn1313
07/19/2011 1:56pm

I have to second Daniel's recommendation.  Both he and Vaughn suggested the ET65's for my application in my 2x12 JCM800 50w combo.  I just installed them this past Saturday and I am very happy with them.  They have a deep, full and tight bottom end, a wide/not over-bearing midrange and a smooth high end with a nice sparkle.  They sound great with clean, overdriven and high-gain settings and they're not even completely broken in yet!  Read my post on the forum.

jfhammond3
07/19/2011 2:19pm

Thanks - Would you say the et's are the "best" option or should I consider something else?

 

VAUGHN SKOW
07/19/2011 7:25pm

I'm becomming more of a fan every day.  The only applications where I would steer folks away from the ET 65 would be if 1. their amp is already overly dark, 2. they play very aggressive/heavy music, or 3. they are looking for a distinctly brittish flavored speaker (think GB or Vint 30).  The MusicMan amps are generally a bit bright (Hey we are talking Leo Fender here), and maybe a bit stiff (Leo was going after a lot of clean headroom ... and so, I would say yes, if it were me, I'd choose the ET65 for that amp.

jfhammond3
07/19/2011 8:29pm

Thanks folks - It's good to know that sometimes I actually can make the right choice. From the clips and description of the ET's it really seemed as if that would be just what I'm hoping for to balance that amp out.

Thanks again