Fender PA 100 conversion

[mbailey]

[Chuck H]

Very pretty. Is that a pair of EV's in there??? Were there any circuit mods?

[mbailey]

Not sure on the speakers Eminence I believe, no circuit changes used mostly as a keyboard amp(wurlitzer 200A) and sometimes as a bass amp. really a good clean sounding amp.

[Chuck H]

Yes, I've seen older Eminence speakers like those in some DM amps. Must be a real muscle builder. I might add a set of removable casters.

[riz]

That's a cool idea--the uberTwin! A buddy of mine uses one of those in a pretty well-known band, and just loves it onstage for bass, fiddle, upright, and keys.

[Csquare4]

Yes, I've seen older Eminence speakers like those in some DM amps. Must be a real muscle builder. I might add a set of removable casters.

Those speakers look a lot like these Eminence 12774A's that I have which came out of a 90's era Fender Twin Super. These are heavy mothers, rated at 100W each. Sound wise, these are some really great speakers. I liken them to a high power Celestion G12H...sort of a mix between the EVM-12L and a Celestion. Very powerful, very efficient and some serious mojo. In an open back 2x12 cab, these are without a doubt, my favorite speaker. And I am not really a big Eminence fan. Think of an EVM-12L with some balls on the high end. I have yet to find another set of speakers that do what these do in an open back 2x12. I have two EV's in the closet that these replaced, they just don't compare for me.

If it is the Eminence 12774A, you got a killer set up there.

[Chuck H]

Nah, your speaker has a much smaller magnet diameter. In the OP, note the plain frame, lack of labeling, silly big magnet diameter and the not quite as big metal backing plate. The speakers I saw (that were identical) were over twenty years old. They too sounded great.