AO-xxxx is a Hammond part number. The following 6 digits are the EIA manufacturer's code and the date code so 575 is Heppner and the last three would be the final digit of the year made and the week of the year, so 544 would be the 44th week of 1965. They were in Hammond L100 spinets which were sold between 1961 and '71. Some EIA codes are 2 digits, for example Eminence is 67 so the maker/made code will be 5 digits. There's a full EIA list on the web. Lowry organs often have Jensen P12Ns installed, tube amp'd Hammonds Heppners. There are also 12" Heppners with bigger magnets and voice coils that were installed in juke boxes, at least 30 watts. The 15" Heppners from the 60 watt 7591 power tube Hammond H100 are astonishing. Years ago I made a vertical 3x15 with them, staggered baffle like a sideways V. I had a Pignose G40V 6L6 Bassman based amp, I had no pkace to play it, it was SO LOUD lol. Hopefully the prices on these Heppners won't spike too high like the square magnet OEM Eminences have since your reveal of those a few years ago. They're nearing $100 a piece. Reverb Heppner prices are getting Reverb-stupid, hopefully there won't be too many chuckleheads buying them for $100+.
Some info I found: Hammond used these Heppner alnico speakers as tuned pairs. One speaker would have a ribbed cone and would be voiced for the low end of the organ's tone spectrum and the other one would have a smooth cone and would carry the mid tones. These alnico speakers make great guitar speakers, the idea is to follow the tuned pair concept in a 2 x 12 or 4 x 12 cabinet or use the ribbed cones exclusively. The smooth cones aren't voiced to carry the guitar's spectrum and can be harsh and brittle without the ribbed to balance them out. These are rated at around 20-25 watts.
Darn. Wish I'd read this before I bought one of the smooth coned ones as an impulse purchase! Hopefully it won't be too bad for a darker tweed style amp I'm building!
@@JR_TaylorThe ones in the video are from 1965 and 1966, and I have a pair from 1967. From what I’ve read a while ago they were used in Hammond L100 organs, but maybe other models as well.
Great info! I just bought a pair of these and wondering if I should put them in a 2 x 12" cab... or just use one? I do recording only these days, so going for cool tones is my goal.
Speakers were made in 1955 & 1956. Finally, I have gear way before Segeborn discovered them! I make 2x12s with the same ribbed and smooth cones - I call them the screaming Alnicos! They make a 15 watts amplifier sound as loud as 35-40 watts. Absolutely the best Alnico ever made. Learn about the construction and where they use copper
@@JohanSegeborn575 is the eia code for Heppner, the fourth number is the year (5 for 1965) and the last two numbers are for the week of that year. I have two speakers just like them, but from 1967. 🙂
"On today's episode of 'Johan Ruins Good Deals'...." 😂😂 Sounds great, I don't know of anyone else who dials in the old school tone the way you do. You got magic fingers and an amazing ear, man.
I am familiar with this brand and have used them in a couple of my amplifiers I have built. They sound great in tweed amps. Great video as always Johan. Cheers from Hawaii. Darrell
i believe the code with 575 is the code for hempner, followed by the last digit for the year, followed by the week of manufacturing. 575617 is hempner 1966, 17th week. the other 575550 is hempner, 1965, 50th week.
@@danieltambasco528I don’t think so. The Heppner sets like these I’ve seen have all come from the Hammond L100 series, which were made from 1961 to 1972 if I remember correctly.
Great tones, a step outside the usual. Refreshing, quality vintage sound, like it a bunch. I recently got a free (needs re-coning) JBL D130F from an old church organ speaker box. You never know where you might find something cool. That Tone King is a keeper.
Wow I like these! I do not have the gift of eloquence when it comes to handing out adjectives but, my take on these Heppners is that they seem to have a smooth, pleasing edge to the tone yet they retain nice clarity. Reminds me of the sounds I heard growing up in the late 60's and 70's.
Ironically a few days ago I saw a local classified for a Hammond amp/speaker cabinet and I immediately thought it would be cool to pick up and try the speakers with a guitar... I went back and the cab is gone 😄 Great video and playing as always Johan!
Looks like these are rated around 15-20 watts each? Might be a good idea to do some AB testing against other popular guitar speakers to give us an idea of how they measure up against Greenback, etc... Thanks for showing these to us, Johan!
I just picked up an old hammond organ for free. The tube amp still works and the speaker is in prestine condition. I know what I am doing with it now!!
Awesome vid 👍 my first pair of 12" speakers were a pair of jensen p12rj's out of an old hammond. Paid like 80$ CAD for the pair years ago. It Seems organs don't get quite the abuse the average guitar cab does so seems like a pretty good option to find some killer old speakers that haven't been beat to hell and back
I looked at my stash i have 5 like this and 5 by the same company with a slightly different basket style. The one type seems to have a basket with only 2 strengthening ridges (instead of ridges on all 4 legs of the basket) and have a slightly larger magnet.
Love the sound of that Tele and the natural reverb in this place you have-that’s what I would call Airport hangar/parking garage reverb-😂-you must own a huge building. Never heard of Heppner speakers. Had CTS speakers in a 1970 Carvin 2x12” cabinet and blew them at practice one night, went and borrowed the same identical cabinet a friend owned and blew his speakers later that week. Not sure why. Later I discovered a sticker on the back of my transistor Carvin amp head that said 100 watts instead of the 80 watt head I was supposed to receive when I ordered it. Don’t know if the CTS speakers tolerances were figured that close or if CTS were just known for blowing. A 100 watt transistor amp surely does not put out the same real world volume as a 100 watt tube amp.
Thanks! It’s a pretty long corridor outside the room I’m recording in. I haven’t had any problem with CTS speakers myself but I’ve only used 10” CTS speakers in my cabs so far. Maybe your 12” CTS were rated even below 40W each?
@@JohanSegeborn It’s very possible they could’ve been 40 watts apiece and the 100 watt head blew them. I was supposed to receive Carvin’s 80 watt head. I didn’t know much of anything about speaker specs in 1970 since I was 15 then. I did an internet search on CTS speakers blowing-one guy instantly blew a set of 15” inch that were rated correctly for his amp head. Other stories in the “Gear Page” discussion forum (you have to join with password-not on Facebook) seem to point to problems and at least a couple people said they broke up way too easy in an undesirable way when the amp was cranked plus I think they might’ve sounded more dull so they got other brands. They were also in Kustom amp cabs. I traded mine in on Cerwin Vega 12” guitar speakers having them installed in that cab which ended up being very efficient and kind of harsher sounding. Cerwin Vega 12” for guitar might be a good shootout with the JBL D120F-I just remember them being bright and harsh so I used them for home built monitor cabinets. Another speaker-my favorite JBL-is the (now out of production) called the G125-is a fantastic speaker. Don’t know why they discontinued such a good sounding speaker. It has a very big full sound and an overdrive characteristic like Celestions plus handle 200-250 watts. They sound great with Fenders and Boogies. I don’t like the EVM-12L, too efficient sounding for me-have watched your excellent comparisons with all these. Your Heppner speakers don’t sound bad at all.
Johan, you have some great tones in those cabinets and enjoy your play. I have 2 empty 2x12's needing a couple of speakers. Any recommendations.... thanks.
Thanks, glad you like it! Those square magnet eminence speakers found in 70s peaveys are great and affordable and 80s G12-65 as well. They don’t have the spatial definition and detail of the Heppner though
@@JohanSegeborn The head is a 100 watt... I need at least a 50 watt speaker. The tones out of that Royalist are incredible.... my #1 is a Suhr... but my #2 Greco is a champ... re fret with stainless, fujigen... long tenon... dry pickups. Absolutely love to play my instruments, keep up the good playing mate. Best, Mark
I have a pair in a 2x12 cab, and, damn they sound great, but you don't want to push them too hard. I can easily stress them with a twenty watt head if I get too excited.
Hi Johan! Love your videos and especially the vintage speaker reviews are top notch! Did you ever try a VHT D-50H Amp? It’s a budget 50 Watt Dumble Clone. I would love to see a review ;)
Thanks! I think it’s the “Fender Custom Shop '60 Telecaster, Natural Blonde/Relic” but it doesn’t have the faded fret marks so maybe some version of it
Any chance of a more in depth test, or at least to demo each speaker individually? Just picked up one of the smooth coned ones to try but it'd be great to know if it's worth me getting the other type too!
Cool sounding ones! I quickly checked their availability and they're inexpensive, but really scarce, most units seem to be found in the USA, so any posting, VAT and customs charges make their import in Europe quite impractical ☹.
Just bought a pair. Still a good deal 10 days ago. haha. Arrived today. Should I buy a 2 x 12" and mount them both? I do recording only. Did you hear them each separately? One of mine has a small crease in the cone. Do you think that will affect the sound much? Thanks!
Some of the heppners can sound great, but others not so great, and they all look exactly the same. I had a 4x12 with all good ones but I traded it for a guitar. I have another pair now, but they are only OK sounding. I have a bunch of 12" hemp cones from "Hempopotamus" someday I'll recone them and see if they sound any better. I kind of gave up on them because of the low power handling, hit or miss greatness, and I think they should stay in old Hammond organs where they belong. Another good one to look out for is the Magnavox 232, a pre jensen Peter Jensen design which is basically a P12N, such a great speaker for that tweed sound. AO- prefix is a Hammond part number, the amplifiers also have the AO- prefix. I think the early Dr. Z Carmen Ghia and Goodsell SUper 17 amps were based on Hammond amp conversions. Would love to hear what some of your local amp gurus could do with a Hammond amp conversion.
Thanks great feedback! I agree with you that it would be preferable if the speakers stayed in those great old organs but the even more important thing is that they’re used before they’re eventually scrapped. Cheers
These sound just killer, Johan! 👍 Love the midrange complementing this tele and the ToneKing beautifully IMO! No harsh treble, very musical sounding. I'd love to hear them with your LP for comparison, too. How many watts did you feed them with? Especially tasty playing this time and a refreshing riff choice btw!
These videos are so misleading. I now realise Johan could plug any guitar into a wet paper bag and it would sound absolutely ripping. The dude is a wizard.
As a fan of efficient speakers, I gotta beg to differ. I really dislike these speakers and there is good reason you can find them all over the place for $20 a piece. I guess if you are pushing 100 watts into something you're not going to complain about volume, but when you are playing with 5 to 15 watts mostly, these Heppners are terrible.
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AO-xxxx is a Hammond part number. The following 6 digits are the EIA manufacturer's code and the date code so 575 is Heppner and the last three would be the final digit of the year made and the week of the year, so 544 would be the 44th week of 1965.
They were in Hammond L100 spinets which were sold between 1961 and '71.
Some EIA codes are 2 digits, for example Eminence is 67 so the maker/made code will be 5 digits.
There's a full EIA list on the web.
Lowry organs often have Jensen P12Ns installed, tube amp'd Hammonds Heppners. There are also 12" Heppners with bigger magnets and voice coils that were installed in juke boxes, at least 30 watts.
The 15" Heppners from the 60 watt 7591 power tube Hammond H100 are astonishing.
Years ago I made a vertical 3x15 with them, staggered baffle like a sideways V. I had a Pignose G40V 6L6 Bassman based amp, I had no pkace to play it, it was SO LOUD lol.
Hopefully the prices on these Heppners won't spike too high like the square magnet OEM Eminences have since your reveal of those a few years ago. They're nearing $100 a piece. Reverb Heppner prices are getting Reverb-stupid, hopefully there won't be too many chuckleheads buying them for $100+.
Some info I found:
Hammond used these Heppner alnico speakers as tuned pairs. One speaker would have a ribbed cone and would be voiced for the low end of the organ's tone spectrum and the other one would have a smooth cone and would carry the mid tones.
These alnico speakers make great guitar speakers, the idea is to follow the tuned pair concept in a 2 x 12 or 4 x 12 cabinet or use the ribbed cones exclusively. The smooth cones aren't voiced to carry the guitar's spectrum and can be harsh and brittle without the ribbed to balance them out. These are rated at around 20-25 watts.
Thanks, interesting!
Darn. Wish I'd read this before I bought one of the smooth coned ones as an impulse purchase! Hopefully it won't be too bad for a darker tweed style amp I'm building!
Any idea what age hammonds one can get this from please?
@@JR_TaylorThe ones in the video are from 1965 and 1966, and I have a pair from 1967.
From what I’ve read a while ago they were used in Hammond L100 organs, but maybe other models as well.
Great info! I just bought a pair of these and wondering if I should put them in a 2 x 12" cab... or just use one? I do recording only these days, so going for cool tones is my goal.
Thanks Johan, this rig sounds amazing. Your playing and riff selection rocked. Thanks for sharing this discovery!
Really enjoy all your content Johan, great sounds in these speakers. I’m being transported back to late 60’s/early 70s guitar tones instantly.
Makes my day to hear that!
I always enjoy your videos. These speakers are super clear and your playing is great. Thanks for all the hard work
Thanks Glen! Glad you like them!
I'm diggin' the Tone King too. Great demo. Sounds perfect. Thanks J.
Thanks! Yeah that’s a Swiss Army knife!
Speakers were made in 1955 & 1956. Finally, I have gear way before Segeborn discovered them! I make 2x12s with the same ribbed and smooth cones - I call them the screaming Alnicos! They make a 15 watts amplifier sound as loud as 35-40 watts. Absolutely the best Alnico ever made. Learn about the construction and where they use copper
Interesting! How does the date codes work?
@@JohanSegeborn575617 - (575) = Heppner, (6) = year, (17) = week. It was made in the 17th week of 1956
@@JohanSegeborn575 is the eia code for Heppner, the fourth number is the year (5 for 1965) and the last two numbers are for the week of that year.
I have two speakers just like them, but from 1967. 🙂
"On today's episode of 'Johan Ruins Good Deals'...." 😂😂 Sounds great, I don't know of anyone else who dials in the old school tone the way you do. You got magic fingers and an amazing ear, man.
Thanks my friend, and sorry 😆
I am familiar with this brand and have used them in a couple of my amplifiers I have built. They sound great in tweed amps. Great video as always Johan. Cheers from Hawaii. Darrell
Cheers Darrell!
Great pairing with those speakers. That Tone King is just amazing. Those speakers compliment it well. God bless and rock on 🎸😎👍
Thanks my friend, rock on!
Great tones, Johan. Dynamic, beautiful highs, growling when driven harder ... I like a lot. Best R
Thanks Raphael!
I’m sold! They sound amazing! I’ll be on the lookout for a pair. Thanks for the heads up Johan!
Glad to hear it, Jeff!
First time ever I will join live :)
Glad to hear it! Cheers
I hear why you like them so much. They've got a tone quality that sounds very inviting to play. Thanks
Thanks, indeed the compression makes them wonderful to play
Wow, those do have a nice Krang without killing ears!!! Well done!
Thanks, glad to hear it!
I thought that tone king was an old stereo in the background, lol. Once again you find another treasure!
Yeah, it looks great and really vintage
I bought one of these speakers years ago dirt cheap and I've used it with a champ circuit I built and it sounds great! Well done my friend!
Thanks my friend!
Hepner was owned by Cerwin-Vega in the 70’s. I worked at Cerwin-Vega for a few years back then. They made some great speakers!
Really interesting feedback! Cheers
Ordered these this week off reverb! Thanks for the recommendation
I love the Iron Maiden's Piece World Tour scarf on your back!
Killer vintage tone, Johan!
Thanks brother! Glad you like it!
Amazing sound!
Thanks! Glad to hear it!
You always find great gear, sounded really good! Love this Tele, very nice clean and light breakup sound.
Thanks Bengt! Yeah it’s really a special guitar
i believe the code with 575 is the code for hempner, followed by the last digit for the year, followed by the week of manufacturing. 575617 is hempner 1966, 17th week. the other 575550 is hempner, 1965, 50th week.
Thanks, great feedback. I appreciate it!
except these speakers are from the 1950's not the 1960's
@@danieltambasco528I don’t think so.
The Heppner sets like these I’ve seen have all come from the Hammond L100 series, which were made from 1961 to 1972 if I remember correctly.
@@emilrolof you can think what you want, these speakers are definitely from the 1950's.
Great tones!!
Thanks Johan!
Sounds great as usual.I have 2 rola speakers from 1964 smooth cone like the hammond they sound awesome.
Alright! I got a Hammond L112 with Heppners in it too. But never tried them with a guitar. Cool to know they sound this great. Thanks Johan!
Glad to hear it!
Yeah they sound really good! Any idea what wattage they would be?
Cheers
Nice, they sound amazing!
And I have set just like that but I haven’t had the time to try them yet, now I’m really looking forward to playing them. 😊
Great tones, a step outside the usual. Refreshing, quality vintage sound, like it a bunch. I recently got a free (needs re-coning) JBL D130F from an old church organ speaker box.
You never know where you might find something cool. That Tone King is a keeper.
Thanks! Yeah the Toneking really does any tone you throw at it!
Wow I like these! I do not have the gift of eloquence when it comes to handing out adjectives but, my take on these Heppners is that they seem to have a smooth, pleasing edge to the tone yet they retain nice clarity. Reminds me of the sounds I heard growing up in the late 60's and 70's.
Ironically a few days ago I saw a local classified for a Hammond amp/speaker cabinet and I immediately thought it would be cool to pick up and try the speakers with a guitar... I went back and the cab is gone 😄
Great video and playing as always Johan!
Thanks, glad you like it!
Looks like these are rated around 15-20 watts each? Might be a good idea to do some AB testing against other popular guitar speakers to give us an idea of how they measure up against Greenback, etc... Thanks for showing these to us, Johan!
Thanks! Good idea, I will!
I just picked up an old hammond organ for free. The tube amp still works and the speaker is in prestine condition. I know what I am doing with it now!!
Awesome vid 👍 my first pair of 12" speakers were a pair of jensen p12rj's out of an old hammond. Paid like 80$ CAD for the pair years ago. It Seems organs don't get quite the abuse the average guitar cab does so seems like a pretty good option to find some killer old speakers that haven't been beat to hell and back
Thanks! Glad you like it!
I looked at my stash i have 5 like this and 5 by the same company with a slightly different basket style. The one type seems to have a basket with only 2 strengthening ridges (instead of ridges on all 4 legs of the basket) and have a slightly larger magnet.
I have a pair fitted in an old Park 2x12 column. They sound great :-)
the cleveland or cletron sliver framed alnico 12" ribbed speakers are wonderful as well, jensen clones can be had for 30-40 bucks a piece ...
I had one in a Vox AC-15, it sounded fantastic! Yet another amp I regret trading away…
Woody.. sparkle bell tone... clear.. damb dude
Love the sound of that Tele and the natural reverb in this place you have-that’s what I would call Airport hangar/parking garage reverb-😂-you must own a huge building. Never heard of Heppner speakers. Had CTS speakers in a 1970 Carvin 2x12” cabinet and blew them at practice one night, went and borrowed the same identical cabinet a friend owned and blew his speakers later that week. Not sure why. Later I discovered a sticker on the back of my transistor Carvin amp head that said 100 watts instead of the 80 watt head I was supposed to receive when I ordered it. Don’t know if the CTS speakers tolerances were figured that close or if CTS were just known for blowing. A 100 watt transistor amp surely does not put out the same real world volume as a 100 watt tube amp.
Thanks! It’s a pretty long corridor outside the room I’m recording in. I haven’t had any problem with CTS speakers myself but I’ve only used 10” CTS speakers in my cabs so far. Maybe your 12” CTS were rated even below 40W each?
@@JohanSegeborn It’s very possible they could’ve been 40 watts apiece and the 100 watt head blew them. I was supposed to receive Carvin’s 80 watt head. I didn’t know much of anything about speaker specs in 1970 since I was 15 then. I did an internet search on CTS speakers blowing-one guy instantly blew a set of 15” inch that were rated correctly for his amp head. Other stories in the “Gear Page” discussion forum (you have to join with password-not on Facebook) seem to point to problems and at least a couple people said they broke up way too easy in an undesirable way when the amp was cranked plus I think they might’ve sounded more dull so they got other brands. They were also in Kustom amp cabs. I traded mine in on Cerwin Vega 12” guitar speakers having them installed in that cab which ended up being very efficient and kind of harsher sounding. Cerwin Vega 12” for guitar might be a good shootout with the JBL D120F-I just remember them being bright and harsh so I used them for home built monitor cabinets.
Another speaker-my favorite JBL-is the (now out of production) called the G125-is a fantastic speaker. Don’t know why they discontinued such a good sounding speaker. It has a very big full sound and an overdrive characteristic like Celestions plus handle 200-250 watts. They sound great with Fenders and Boogies. I don’t like the EVM-12L, too efficient sounding for me-have watched your excellent comparisons with all these. Your Heppner speakers don’t sound bad at all.
amazing..thanks mate
Thanks! Glad to hear it
Johan, you have some great tones in those cabinets and enjoy your play. I have 2 empty 2x12's needing a couple of speakers. Any recommendations.... thanks.
Thanks, glad you like it! Those square magnet eminence speakers found in 70s peaveys are great and affordable and 80s G12-65 as well. They don’t have the spatial definition and detail of the Heppner though
@@JohanSegeborn The head is a 100 watt... I need at least a 50 watt speaker. The tones out of that Royalist are incredible.... my #1 is a Suhr... but my #2 Greco is a champ... re fret with stainless, fujigen... long tenon... dry pickups. Absolutely love to play my instruments, keep up the good playing mate. Best, Mark
Great find Johan! I imagine they will sounds equally as fantastic in Fenders..... For example in something like a Tweed Deluxe?
Thanks! I bet the none ribbed one would work perfectly in a small tweed
I have a pair in a 2x12 cab, and, damn they sound great, but you don't want to push them too hard. I can easily stress them with a twenty watt head if I get too excited.
Hi Johan!
Love your videos and especially the vintage speaker reviews are top notch!
Did you ever try a VHT D-50H Amp? It’s a budget 50 Watt Dumble Clone. I would love to see a review ;)
Good Lord. Those things sound fantastic.
Wow, Johan, that’s as good a rig I’ve heard you play! Add a little Tone Bender and you have Led Zep I!
Thanks Eddie! Glad to hear it
What model Tele is that? It’s great!
Thanks! I think it’s the “Fender Custom Shop '60 Telecaster, Natural Blonde/Relic” but it doesn’t have the faded fret marks so maybe some version of it
Just in time for my walk home too👍
Any chance of a more in depth test, or at least to demo each speaker individually? Just picked up one of the smooth coned ones to try but it'd be great to know if it's worth me getting the other type too!
Pretty cool!
Thanks!
I have 2 pairs of these..do you think id be better off making one 2x12 using both ribbed or the smooth with the ribbed ?
Cool sounding ones!
I quickly checked their availability and they're inexpensive, but really scarce, most units seem to be found in the USA, so any posting, VAT and customs charges make their import in Europe quite impractical ☹.
Thanks! They may show up now ;-)
Just bought a pair. Still a good deal 10 days ago. haha. Arrived today. Should I buy a 2 x 12" and mount them both? I do recording only. Did you hear them each separately? One of mine has a small crease in the cone. Do you think that will affect the sound much? Thanks!
Very midrange resonant sounding. Looks like no doping at all?
Yeah, that’s a good point
Think it would be good for higher gain punk/metal?
I think they would compress too much for that.
16 ohm 20 watts ?
I'll give credit where due: most of the stuff you demo, I've at least heard of.
"Heppner? The guy from Playboy?" 😅
😂 I was waiting for that one
Wow I had a set of these sitting on Reverb for months. Then all of a sudden I get slammed with offers.
I guess thanks for the sales pitch. Lol.
Some of the heppners can sound great, but others not so great, and they all look exactly the same. I had a 4x12 with all good ones but I traded it for a guitar. I have another pair now, but they are only OK sounding. I have a bunch of 12" hemp cones from "Hempopotamus" someday I'll recone them and see if they sound any better. I kind of gave up on them because of the low power handling, hit or miss greatness, and I think they should stay in old Hammond organs where they belong. Another good one to look out for is the Magnavox 232, a pre jensen Peter Jensen design which is basically a P12N, such a great speaker for that tweed sound. AO- prefix is a Hammond part number, the amplifiers also have the AO- prefix. I think the early Dr. Z Carmen Ghia and Goodsell SUper 17 amps were based on Hammond amp conversions. Would love to hear what some of your local amp gurus could do with a Hammond amp conversion.
Thanks great feedback! I agree with you that it would be preferable if the speakers stayed in those great old organs but the even more important thing is that they’re used before they’re eventually scrapped. Cheers
Aren't they 2 Ohm. I had some Heppners years ago that measured 1.9--2.1 ohm
They sound so awesome! I just bought 2 pairs of them in 16 ohm to throw into a 4x12 cab. Any idea on the wattage rating, Johan?
Glad to hear it! The Jensen P12N that was pulled out of another Hammond was rated around 18W I think, so probably no more than that
Alnico just kicks butt when compared to Ceramic imho..
I agree, with the exception of Greenbacks of course 😀
Those are either 1956 or 1966.
i took a 12" speaker from a 50s wurlitzer organ but it didnt seem to be suitable for guitar to me , too bassy .
Interesting, do you remember which brand it was?
Sounds great, makes me want to get out the tele,...lol
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
These sound just killer, Johan! 👍 Love the midrange complementing this tele and the ToneKing beautifully IMO! No harsh treble, very musical sounding. I'd love to hear them with your LP for comparison, too. How many watts did you feed them with? Especially tasty playing this time and a refreshing riff choice btw!
These videos are so misleading. I now realise Johan could plug any guitar into a wet paper bag and it would sound absolutely ripping. The dude is a wizard.
Thanks my friend, that’s too kind 😆
Sounds awesome man! Did you left the cabs with an open back or did you closed them?
It's ribbed, for your aural pleasure! ;oP
Hahaha! I thought of that Beavis and Butthead episode
@@JohanSegeborn BEAVIS & BUTTHEAD?? I came up with that myself!
Probably an ANALogic thought process?! 😂
@@alanst.4417 The ANALLYIST!
As a fan of efficient speakers, I gotta beg to differ. I really dislike these speakers and there is good reason you can find them all over the place for $20 a piece. I guess if you are pushing 100 watts into something you're not going to complain about volume, but when you are playing with 5 to 15 watts mostly, these Heppners are terrible.
Give me money, NOW!
😂
Oh no.. please no.. there's one more, and I hope you never talk about it haha.
Hahaha! Thanks for the clue! 🧐😆
You're gonna crash the global stock market making people buy music gear this way:D
Hahaha! Solid assets is the way to go now 😂