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RE: Tone Tubby Humbolt Speaker An Added Plus

Posted by FRG7SWL on April 6, 2017 at 16:15:37:
Your '66 Gibson Explorer Amp should be a tone monster, FenderLover, since previous owner had Tone Tubby Humbolt speaker installed. It's a Brown Soun hemp-reconed Jensen P-RI driver. Next best thing to having actual vintage Jensen speaker. Hemp cones demand quality amplification, because of their revelatory nature. Photos apparently indicate complicity. Enjoy to Ulti-Maxx FenderLover!!! 73s para Sactown