Mojotone Guitar Speaker Comparison

[@mojotoneofficial]

Check out the gear used for the comparison video in the description. Timecodes: 00:00 - Anthem Clean Tone 00:24 - Anthem Dirty Tone 00:49 - BV25M Clean Tone 01:14 - BV25M Dirty Tone 01:39 - BV25M-SP Clean Tone 02:04 - BV25M-SP Dirty Tone 02:29 - BV30H Clean Tone 02:54 - BV30H Dirty Tone 03:19 - BV30V Clean Tone 03:44 - BV30V Dirty Tone 04:09 - Greyhound Clean Tone 04:34 - Greyhound Dirty Tone 04:58 - Watchtower Clean Tone 05:23 - Watchtower Dirty Tone

[@keenedgedesigns]

That was one of the best produced demo videos I’ve ever seen.

[@bootlegapples]

How a speaker demo should be done.Back to back,same riff,you always know which speaker is playing,easy to skip around,no random blues noodling.Perfect comparison. I have and like the BV25M,can recomend.

[@northfortyrecords]

That BV30H is sweet. Great alternative to the big C's speakers

[@thorinbane]

They all sound really good. You guys hit it out of the park.

[@akbaranwari3001]

Anthem 12" is a great sounding speaker!

[@neilisabass]

Man, that Anthem is really doing it for me.

[@doktarrico5740]

Nicely done. I have a good inkling about which speakers would likely work well in my different amps.

[@lshindel]

Hi, you need to compare the same riff with each speaker immediately after the previous speaker. When you play clean and dirty and then switch speakers a person has a hard time remembering what the prior speaker sounded like.

[@mojotoneofficial]

Thanks for the feedback, please use the times codes or chapters provided to switch back in forth to each speaker you want listen.

[@lshindel]

@@mojotoneofficial Thank you for the reply. Watching KZbin through Roku you don't see the time codes so thank you for the heads up. Now a person can properly compare the speakers!

[@XXjg_]

Dude, the clip is time stamped and labeled; you can scroll right to the tones you want to compare. All clean, all dirty, a specific speaker to another, whatever you want, easy.

[@lshindel]

Thanks for getting back to me. I now know that there are time codes but as I stated, watching through Roku you don't see the time codes and I have noticed through the comments that there are other people that had the same suggestions as to the grouping of the sound samples.

[@vmathias2023]

Yeah,I think of all the speaker manufacturers,mojotone has nailed the vintage celestion sound.

[@jaychen2000metal]

Gotta go high gain to really see the difference

[@TheUlesifah82]

I’m excited to try some of these to upgrade my Fender Champ 100 and my Marshall code 25…. I’m tore between the British vintage and the greyhounds!

[@mojotoneofficial]

Let us know how it goes!

[@JRP3music]

I would like to hear more examples of clean, crunchy, and overdriven tones. Some lead to get a better idea of what these soeakers do.

[@darklight4815]

Awesome thank you

[@CraigFlowersMusic]

I have a quick question for you guys. I have the M, the H and the V. For my medium magnet speakers I use the M and an M creamback. The V and H are my heavy magnet speakers. I don't use a 4x12 though; I use two 2x12s with the M & H paired up for more vintage stuff and the Creamback and V paired up for higher gain. Usually all four are going though. Anyway my question is that, like the Creamback, I was under the impression from the frequency response graph, that the sensitivity of the M was 97 just like the Creamback, and the heavy magnet drivers also matched at around 100. But there are a few places, here ^ included, which say the efficiency of the M is actually 99 -- just like with the Creamback. So I've sent them a question asking which it is, and now I pose the same to you. I know it's somewhat arbitrary since it's a mean, nominal value that could simply indicate higher extension and no more . . . but unfortunately I'm a hifi guy, and we thrive on these figures.

[@Bobby_Digital37]

Awesome! I like the 25M and the 30H the best here 🥸

[@jimnewearthblues1672]

🔊Well done👊🏻

[@hakonmoen3438]

how about clean tones first, then the dirty ones? This way you dont scramble the listener to much. anyhow, great sounding speakers!

[@mr.k905]

Use the markings in the player, easy.

[@kevinrgallagherguitarist]

bv30v - nice and clear

[@perrar1na]

Greyhound or Anthem 🤔

[@chrisstevens4680]

The BV 25M, according to the web site , is 97db, not 99db……..just sayin’!

[@leiferickson3183]

So this says the BV25M is 99dB Efficient but on the Mojo site it is listed as 97dB? Which is right?

[@mojotoneofficial]

The site listing is correct the BV25M is 97db, thanks

[@JBGoode-zx7pp]

Thanks

[@highdollaslimjim1509]

Bv25 1:15 WT 5:24

[@amoruzz]

👍👍

[@jordantee2383]

Does the aged cone you guys offer make a drastic difference?

[@qua7771]

I figure they both end up aged after you play them a while.

[@northfortyrecords]

I can hear a pretty big difference in the 'SP' and 'V' versions of the above speakers, which I assume are some of Mojotone's aged cones. They are smoother with less high end frequencies. In this video capture, I personally prefer the regular versions, especially that BV30H - what a great sounding speaker. I suppose if you had a super bright or edgy amp you were pairing with, the aged cones could work well.

[@kaseysimons128]

a comment for the KZbin metrics

[@cuckmasterflex9106]

a reply for the KZbin metrics