Vox Mini Superbeetle speaker change
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- The Vox Mini Superbeetle gets a speaker change with a Jensen MOD 10-50 4 ohm. #vox #ampmod #jensenspeakers
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Tama drums, FL Studio drums, Zidjian cymbles
G&L, Fender, Guild, Supro, Sekova, Hard luck, and Epiphone guitars
Vox, Peavey, and Hartke amps
Shure, MVL R40 mics
Jensen Mod series speakers are crazy great-sounding. If I replace speakers in any more of my amps, it will be with those. They're 25% the price of flagship Celestions, and I think they sound better.
I agree. I'm using the 12in. 70w for my Crate Combo 2x12.
I replaced mine with an 8 ohm eminence ramrod. The speaker is so much louder and sounds soo much better. I combine the amp with a 8 ohm 15 inch big ben speaker for 50 watts and its sounds soo good!
thanks for posting. I know this is an old video but I got the mod speaker. I haven't put it in yet I was hoping to get more louder clean tones. TH-cam doesn't translate sound very well.
@@jamesraymondsmith it will be loud for it's size.
@@stupideinstein5771 thank you
Thank you for the video.
P. S. You can buy this 4 Ohm speaker on Amplified Parts for less money.
I was going for Greenbacks, now I’m confused, this a is a huge improvement, although I don’t want the amp any louder! 😂
i plug my mini beetle into a 2/12 Fender bin open back cab.........pfwrrrrr now she sounds sooooooo good
I meant to say 10-50 4 ohm.
The stock speaker made the amp sound like it had a little cheap speaker with flat mids. The 4 ohm MOD just opened up the amp and added a fuller louder higher quality sound. Too bad Celestion doesn't make a 4 ohm speaker.
I was going to replace the speaker too, but I'm struggling with the problem the panel on the back and the speaker are attached and cannot be separated.
I need your help.
I don't recall running to any problems. When I changed out the speaker it was pretty simple. Maybe they're manufacturing it different now.
Hello, half a year ago I bought Vox mini superbetle Audio (version with amplifier - bluetoth music, subwoofer knob + guitar input on the back). There is a 6.5" 4ohm / 50W speaker in the housing (+ a small tweeter) and this main speaker starts to "crackle" when playing bass music via bluetooth (while playing the guitar is OK - for now). You can put a 10" (yes like in your mini beetle version). I'm wondering why the 6.5" was inserted and whether this 10" jensen for the guitar will work well in this configuration (2 speakers) with my type of amplifier. My question because I don't know. Should I risk mounting Jensen 10" / 4 ohm 50W what do you think? - Thank you and greetings from Poland
Hi, I just found your video! I'm trying my own replacement but I can't get the original speaker out of the cabinet. Four screws are out, but it still won't budge. Is the front of the speaker glued down? I'm trying to get more leverage by removing the upper back panel (six screws) but that is sticking too. Thanks for your help.
I was going to replace the speaker too, but I'm struggling with the same problem as you because the panel on the back and the speaker are attached and cannot be separated. I wonder if you've solved the same problem.
Thanks for the video. I mainly play a Strat in clean or moderate breakup for blues. Would you say the Mod is darker than the stock speaker, or more mid, more scooped, etc? Just looking for a bit of description against the stock speaker.
In case you are still wondering the answer to your question, I'm doing this mod this week, and will let you know how different it sounds.
@@MattsChipTunes Would you mind telling me how it went with the mod?
@@alexanderheppening sorry, I missed your first reply. The mod went well, and I've spent the last two weeks breaking in the speaker. It was super easy, and I only needed to apply a little pressure with a flathead screwdriver to remove some adhesive on the speaker cone. After that it popped right out. It really does make the amp come alive. It doesn't sound as boxy as the stock one, and I feel like I'm not relying on pedals as much to get a good sound out of my guitar. Sure, a pricy alnico speaker would probably sound better, but for $70, the Jensen Mod 10-50 is making me enjoy the Superbeetle all over again, and will likely prevent me from buying a new amp for quite some time. It gets crazy loud with the 50watt setting enabled.
@@MattsChipTunes Nice, thanks for replying. Is the difference between 4 Ohms and 8 Ohms only in volume? I can't get the 4 Ohms version where I live.
Im dying to get my MSB...i ordered a 4ohm Skarr speaker for it, and i hope it sounds good 🤞
A car audio speaker is a odd choice. The MOD which is a term for a type of hipster
So means british voiced.
@@stupideinstein5771 I used to use car speakers with my Marshall MG cab forever ago, and i liked the way it sounded. If it sucks, i can deal with the stock speaker until I can get a dedicated guitar speaker
Cool. My 4x10" bass cabinet sounds great with the head.
I just bought a Kustom 4x12 cabinet to try with the head. Should sound BIG. It's 4 ohms also. Make sure to get a 4 ohm speaker.
Maybe it sounds great in your room, but in the video it sounds like a joke, sorry ) Like a small battery amp. Would be great to hear it with a proper microphone.
why not investing a few dollars in a tuner, a few hours learning how to tune a guitar, a few minutes to hear the recording and say... god thats out of tune why would I even mind to upload this...
I only seen to be able to find this speaker in 8ohm. Does it make any difference?
Go to Amazon. Yes the 4 ohm speaker is awesome and it makes the amp a 50 watt amp instead of 25 watts.
@@stupideinstein5771 No it doesn't, and and impedance mismatch can damage your amplifier, so when you see smoke and have no sound, you'll know why.
@micsayre yes it does. The amp has switchable impedence 12.5 watts at 16 ohms, 25 watts at 8 ohms and 50 watts at 4 ohms.
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