Speakers. The last opportunity to modify your tone. Unlike hi-fi speakers which attempt to create sounds that are true to the musical source fed them, guitar speakers impart their own tone.
Your amp/cabinet pretty much determines three things about what speaker to select; speaker size, impedance and power rating. (See our tech corner article on Speaker Impedance, Power Handling and Wiring). But the tone is up to you! Speaker replacement is probably the easiest mod you can perform.
The C8R is a 8" ferrite speaker with 25 watts of power. Crystal clear tone with brightly shining highs. It responds to overdrive distortion with a bright fuzz lead voice.
The Mod 8-20 is a 8" ferrite speaker with 20 watts of power. Straightforward tone with smooth highs and more predominant lows. It responds to overdrive distortion with a mellow fuzz overdrive.
The C12K is a 12" ferrite speaker with 100 watts of power. A real workhorse, heavy on the mids with a solid, straightforward tone. When presented with overdrive distortion it powers through with lows that are bold and heavy.
The C10Q is a 10" ferrite speaker with 35 watts of power. Straightforward tone with mid-frequency bite. When presented with overdrive distortion, it can sound edgy.
The P10R is a 10" alnico speaker with 25 watts of power. The P10R has a rich, warm tone. In addition, it accentuates the higher frequencies in sparkling detail.
The Mod 10-50 is a 10" ferrite speaker with 50 watts of power. Warm, straightforward tone and tight bass frequencies. When presented with overdrive distortion, it exhibits a colorful fuzz edge.
The P12Q is a 12" alnico speaker with 40 watts of power. The P12Q has a very warm, mid-focused bite with clear, bright highs. When presented with overdrive distortion the P12Q remains well-balanced.
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