A while back I decided to upgrade the speakers in my Koch Multitone 2×12 amplifier (pictured above). It’s a great amp and has a lot of versatility with 3 channels. They can usually be found for a decent price too. I highly recommend them. That being said, I found the stock speakers (pictured below) to be kind of harsh yet muddy and indistinct at times. The stock speakers appear to be made by Jensen specifically for Koch amplifiers. I don’t have anything against Jensen at all, I just wasn’t getting along with these particular speakers. I felt it was time to make an upgrade.
I decided to go with Weber Speakers because I’ve had great luck with them in the past. I had previously upgraded a Fender Super Reverb with Weber Speakers and I was really blown away by the difference it made.
Since they have so many models to choose from I decided to email them to see what speakers they would recommend for my amp and playing style. CJ responded the very next day and recommended a mix of speakers. He said “I recommend one Ceramic Blue Dog for the chime and clarity on the upper end without being harsh, matched with one Ceramic Silver Bell for a full and powerful low end with focused lower mids. These two speakers blend well in the midrange to give you an overall full sound with great harmonic content.”
I ordered them, received them, and tested them out as soon as I could. Once again I was very impressed by the difference it made. I found everything CJ described to be true. The different tones of the speakers blend together beautifully. The tone seemed much more open, clear and yet smoother than the stock speakers. I put together a short YouTube video to demonstrate the huge difference this speaker upgrade made.
To sum it up, I had another great experience with Weber Speakers and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking to upgrade their speakers.
Nestler Effects 