1847
1372 posts
Dec 09, 2013
3:42 PM
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i just replaced a 10 inch mojotone speaker in my bassman with a
jensen P10Q.
I played a bass riff into my boss loop pedal. ran it for an hour or so at a very low volume, then steadily increased the volume and added the kick drum. after a few hours of break in time i blasted my guitar thru it for an hour
them the harp. i am not sure how long it takes to break in a speakerbut i officially declare it "broken in"at first i could just barely hear it i was not sure it was even working
it was being drown out by the other three mojo tones. it is now much louder. i took it out to a jam last night. the amp was killer! i just received my vintage P10Q back from being re-coned so that will be going in next to it. this is a very very nice speaker.
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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jukelemon
44 posts
Dec 10, 2013
7:03 AM
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I never understood why people don't like the reissues. I have used them for the past 15 years or so and I think they are a great speaker-especially the Q's and N's.
I used to run Hip Hop and Rap through mine prior to sending them out when I built amps if someone wanted a "broken in" speaker. That worked well :)
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1847
1379 posts
Dec 10, 2013
4:10 PM
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so i get my p10q back from being re-coned
and it does not have a smooth cone it is ribbed.
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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blueswannabe
379 posts
Dec 10, 2013
5:29 PM
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oops....should i send it back, use, break it in?????
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1847
1383 posts
Dec 11, 2013
9:25 AM
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my plan was to have 2 smooth cones on the bottom
and 2 ribbed cones on top.
i also wanted to compare the re-issue with a re-coned speaker
i guess that is out the window.
if that is the biggest problem i have i guess i'm doing pretty well.
over all it looks like they did a fabulous job re-coning the speakers
and having one smooth cone and one ribbed p10q
should offer some contrast.
i had asked for the speakers to be done just the way they were
if it had a smooth cone i wanted a smooth cone
if it was ribbed, just make it the same.
so i am thinking they should of called me.
i would of told them that is fine no big deal
but come on at least call me.
at the end of the day it is just a speaker, a hundred years from now
it won't even matter.
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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blueswannabe
380 posts
Dec 11, 2013
10:09 AM
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Yeah, I would have done the same thing. It will likely give you variation in frequency. Contrast and texture are good for tone.
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