Utah speaker
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Bobby Boggs
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Utah speaker
I saw an old Fender Vibroverb on E bay. It had a Utah speaker.Has any one ever heard of these? Where they any good?Did Fender offer them? Are is this a speaker someone has added? I asked the owner these ?'s and he had no idea. Sure was a huge speaker.
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Bobby Boggs
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Bobby,
Through the years, Fender used many different speakers for their amps, with the JBL's and Jensen "Special Design" being the most popular. They may well have used Utahs for a time...I do know they used CTS as well.
Utah had a whole line of musical instrument speakers back in the '60s and '70s called "Cadence". These were good speakers, and quite similar to the Jensens, in design and sound. Their speakers were efficient too, and came with 16, 24 or 32 oz. magnets. (The magnet size, strength, and design contributes a lot to the efficiency and bass response of a speaker.)
These "Cadence" speakers were also quite popular for replacement use, since they were available through both Lafayette, and Allied Radio, two big electronic catalog retailers of that period.
Through the years, Fender used many different speakers for their amps, with the JBL's and Jensen "Special Design" being the most popular. They may well have used Utahs for a time...I do know they used CTS as well.
Utah had a whole line of musical instrument speakers back in the '60s and '70s called "Cadence". These were good speakers, and quite similar to the Jensens, in design and sound. Their speakers were efficient too, and came with 16, 24 or 32 oz. magnets. (The magnet size, strength, and design contributes a lot to the efficiency and bass response of a speaker.)
These "Cadence" speakers were also quite popular for replacement use, since they were available through both Lafayette, and Allied Radio, two big electronic catalog retailers of that period.
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Alot of old Fenders used Oxford (often called
<font color=blue>blue label</font>)speakers & CTS speakers in addition to all those mentioned above.
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<font color=blue>blue label</font>)speakers & CTS speakers in addition to all those mentioned above.
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<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bobby Boggs on 12 October 2000 at 08:37 AM.]</p></FONT>