Doc Loco a écrit :
Interessant, je suis toujours à la recherche du HP idéal pour mon Princeton silverface
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j'ai trouvé cette page qu'un type a compilé à partir des discussions les plus interessantes sur les HP de 10 chez eminence:
http://www.alaska.net/~jimbeck(...)h.htm
Et voici ce que guitar player disais du copperhead:
"The Copperhead
The 10" Copperhead ($60 retail/$50 street) features a lightweight seamed cone with five ribs, an un-doped surround, and a moderately stiff suspension. A porous fabric dome covers the 1½" voice coil, and the ceramic magnet weighs 20 ounces (all of the other 10s reviewed here have 30-ounce magnets). The Copperhead is rated for an impressive 75 watts RMS. The Copperhead’s frequency response is very evenly balanced, with just a slight rise in the treble region. It has an enticingly rich vintage flavor: the low-end is full, firm, and finely detailed, and the midrange is solid yet nicely complex. The top-end rings with a tasteful jangle (although it’s not quite as bright as some original Jensens or Jensen replicas), and it responds to subtle pick inflections with a lively dynamic feel. Equally well suited for clean or overdriven tones, the Copperhead is a good choice for open-back 2x10 or 4x10 combos and cabinets. Its voice complements the fullness and warmth of 6L6s, as well as the complexity and chime of EL84s. The Copperhead is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a vintage-voiced 10 that sounds great in a variety of situations. (Available in 8 Omhs only; 4.5 lbs.)" (sur
http://www.guitarplayer.com/ar(...)5/422)
Et la review du "Tone Quest Report":
"The Copperhead 10
Nothing else sounds quite like a great 10" speaker(except four), and the
Copperhead is just that. Warmer and fuller than the familiar
Eminence blue AlNiCo 10’s commonly found in Fender reissue
Bassman and early VibroKing amps, the Copperhead
throws just the right level of midrange push and crunch at
higher volume levels. The bass is tight and solid while the
highs are less piercing and strident than vintage CTS AlNiCo
speakers found in old Supers, for example. Overall, this
speaker is voiced in the upper mids – terrific for 2x10 and
4x10 applications, and two would be an excellent match with
the Eminence Ramrod 10. Price: $49.99" (de
http://www.allenamps.com/Emine(...)5.pdf)