Re: Speaker change?
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 4:50 pm
Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect
What speakers are those? Any way I could try this cab with my amp?

Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect

julius_deane wrote:Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect
What speakers are those? Any way I could try this cab with my amp?
Holy Schnikes wrote:julius_deane wrote:Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect
What speakers are those? Any way I could try this cab with my amp?
They're just the Weber speakers Emperor is using stock now days, a hand-made clone of the Celestion G1265H, or 1265H, whatever it is. They're 65 watts/per speaker and improve upon everything that the V30s lack. Basically gives you a tighter, more controlled bass response that doesn't get flubby and smoother, more useable highs, they sound great.
I don't care if you check it out sometime, mine is wired to 8ohms if that will work out with your amp?
mathias wrote:Holy Schnikes wrote:julius_deane wrote:Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect
What speakers are those? Any way I could try this cab with my amp?
They're just the Weber speakers Emperor is using stock now days, a hand-made clone of the Celestion G1265H, or 1265H, whatever it is. They're 65 watts/per speaker and improve upon everything that the V30s lack. Basically gives you a tighter, more controlled bass response that doesn't get flubby and smoother, more useable highs, they sound great.
I don't care if you check it out sometime, mine is wired to 8ohms if that will work out with your amp?
This. Those Weber speakers that Emperor has are killer and if you get them in an Emperor cab, they're a real deal!
julius_deane wrote:As in specifics? I get the impression a 212 Emperor cab is $1k or so, and that's about 5 times what I'd like to spend on a cab.
w/ eminence legends (150 watt cab ) - $495
w/ weber 65’s (130 watt cab) - $525 * this is the recommended speaker for our cabs, but since it is completely hand made in the US it may take a little longer for your cab.
w/ most other eminence red coats and patriots - $525 (manowar and wizard included)
w/ celestion g12, v30 or greenbacks - $675
empty w/ wiring harness - $425
mathias wrote:julius_deane wrote:As in specifics? I get the impression a 212 Emperor cab is $1k or so, and that's about 5 times what I'd like to spend on a cab.
This is what I was quoted on an Emperor 2x12, prices subject to change, of course:w/ eminence legends (150 watt cab ) - $495
w/ weber 65’s (130 watt cab) - $525 * this is the recommended speaker for our cabs, but since it is completely hand made in the US it may take a little longer for your cab.
w/ most other eminence red coats and patriots - $525 (manowar and wizard included)
w/ celestion g12, v30 or greenbacks - $675
empty w/ wiring harness - $425
Fuzzy Picklez wrote:Mannn.
How much was shipping?
I'm in Canada, so it might be pricier for me.
Holy Schnikes wrote:julius_deane wrote:Holy Schnikes wrote:I added 2x12 closed back Emperor with Weber 1265h clones and it's perfect
What speakers are those? Any way I could try this cab with my amp?
They're just the Weber speakers Emperor is using stock now days, a hand-made clone of the Celestion G1265H, or 1265H, whatever it is. They're 65 watts/per speaker and improve upon everything that the V30s lack. Basically gives you a tighter, more controlled bass response that doesn't get flubby and smoother, more useable highs, they sound great.
I don't care if you check it out sometime, mine is wired to 8ohms if that will work out with your amp?
mathias wrote:An amp should handle a 2:! impedance mismatch, but only when the Ohms are lower in the speaker cab than the amp. So I don't know for sure; but it probably isn't good idea (I've heard of people killing the entire power section, or frying the limit resistor, blowing up the transformer, etc.)
The higher resistance (Ohms is a unit of resistance) gets multiplied as the load in the transformer, and 8 ohms turns out to be a lot harder on the amp & its transformer than 4 ohms.
julius_deane wrote:Again, I know nothing. I was almost certain 4 ohm amp to 8 ohm cab was ok, but that 8 ohm amp to 4 cabinet was not.
julius_deane wrote:Again, I know nothing. I was almost certain 4 ohm amp to 8 ohm cab was ok, but that 8 ohm amp to 4 cabinet was not.