Ted Weber's approach to amp kits was to offer the lowest cost, but reliable, basic kit that he could offer for experienced builders who would then substitute in any parts they preferred.
Let's be really honest about the weber signature series... I'm thinking about the 12" alnico signatures myself. 2 of them for use with a 5E3 chassis. Many of us dream about celestion blues... but the weber signatures are 50 bucks... How good are they really. And I don't mean, good for the...
So I decided to build a Weber 6A20 35watt kit and put it in a twin chassis to fit my cab. The kit came with a Mercury Magnetics FDP-20 power transformer and I upgraded the output transformer to a Heyboer HY404248.
I have been looking to try an attenuator for a while. A Weber Minimass popped up locally for $50. Surely this is a decent attenuator? I was checking out the Toneking Iron man but for $50 what do I have to lose. Any thoughts on this? The most wattage I would be using is for a Origins 20, but I...
Just received an email from Kendrick World Headquarters, Gerald Weber is done building amps.. Apparently he's lost his nerves in his hands and has a hard time building amps and lost most of his full time staff. With exceptions he quotes. In short you're going to be selling a kidney for him to...
Gerald Weber and Kendrick Amplifiers are done taking orders for good ...
Weber seems to mix and match speaker parts to create the different models, as opposed to designing a whole speaker and then tooling up for it, and some of his high power speakers have smaller magnets that the originals they duplicate, so the ruggedness has to be made up somewhere else.