Weber 10F150T vs. Eminence Ragin Cajun?

What are the differences between these two speakers? I want something that can handle overdrive pedals well, and something that has good snap and bite (I dig the sound of a Weber ceramic Sig10S, as a reference).

I've had the Ragin Cajun before briefly, but never let it break in fully, so if someone can give me a reference of how the 10F150T sounds in relation to the RC, that would be great.

thanks!
J.

The diference is the 10F150T is more balanced and generally sounds more 'Fendery.' The Cajun has a unique sound, thicker and meatier but not quite as tight in the bottom end and a little more midrange bite than the Weber, though it still has good clear high end. The Cajun excels at faithfully translating distortion sounds. The 50 watt version of he 10F150T has more headroom (lots) and sounds fuller and better to me than the 25 watt version which I found a tad bright. I've had many speakers in my 2x10 and am actually thinking about putting a 10F150T back in next to my Cajun. The Cajun is the only speaker that has stayed in there (while JBL, Tone Tuby, et al came and went). In a single speaker combo amp I would go with the Weber though - it's more balanced and full range.

Has anyone compared the 10F150T with the Celestion Vintage G10? How would they differ?

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Has anyone compared the 10F150T with the Celestion Vintage G10? How would they differ?

Howdy MarkEsquire

If you are looking for the best modern production 10" speaker with that Celestion 70s G12 tone then look at the Eminence RedCoat Ramrod #:o)
Rather than a modern Celestion 10"

http://www.usspeaker.com/images/legend%20ramrod%20graph.gif


http://www.eminence.com/guitar_speaker_detail.asp?model=RAMROD&speaker_size=10&SUB_CAT_ID=4