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Topic: Put your Amp on a diet - Neodynium Speaker |
Larry Beck
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Pierre, SD
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Posted 20 Jan 2009 6:49 pm |
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You can trim 4-8 pounds off your amp with this 15 inch Neodynium speaker. I have two, one is in my Delta Blues amp and is going to stay there. The speaker is 8 ohms. I bought it here on the forum but I disremember who I bought it from.
As they say on TV: "Wait there's more"
I'll throw in a blue marvel speaker with a small boo boo absolutely free. Remember the free part because the price is the same without it.
I don't know the brand, but Carvin sticks in my mind. It was obviously OEMed for someone.
$50 and shipping to lower 48. Paypal is fine.
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Cass Broadview
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Posted 21 Jan 2009 8:44 pm
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| Larry, you purchased those from George Redmon. I packed and shipped those speakers to you. Those are B&C Neo's made in italy. B&C is a top of the line speaker company. They make some of the largest output speakers in the business. They currently make a 21" subwoofer speaker that boast an impressive 2,000 watts RMS. A great speaker, and a wonderful guy to purchase from. Cass |
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Steven Black
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Gahanna, Ohio, USA
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Posted 22 Jan 2009 9:32 am Speakers
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| Will these speakers make my Randall RG300 lighter? and will they effect the tone of my Randall? I am interested in it if it doesn't effect my sound too much. |
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Larry Beck
From:
Pierre, SD
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Posted 22 Jan 2009 2:05 pm Speaker Change
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| Changing speakers will affect the sound. That goes for about any change. JBLs or BW's would change your sound too, but they would also probably make it heavier. Sound is so subjective, I would hesitate to say if you would like the change. I liked the change in my PV Delta Blues, your mileage may vary. |
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