This is a systematic capture of a Jensen Vintage Alnico P12Q speaker, from the Vintage Series, installed in two different enclosures: for a total of 1216 IRs, developed in conjunction with a Jensen Speakers product specialist, in order to recreate the most authentic playing experience, as if you were playing an original speaker. The P12Q is a lower power sibling to the P12N, with a smaller voice coil and a vintage steel basket, nicknamed the “hot dog” or “sausage” basket, because of the shape of the openings in its frame. Warm and balanced sounding, with a nice bite in the upper midrange, it is a very interesting allrounder, for many different applications from country and jazz tones to more aggressive rock and roll and blues application. Typically found in ‘holy grail’ amps such as the vintage Tweed Deluxe™ and other similar models as well as the Ampeg® Jet, Gibson® GA-20 and many more. The capture shows its superb tonal qualities in each of the 16 positions of Overloud’s 19-microphone array. The series of the official Jensen® IR Libraries is growing every day!Any single library in the collection is created after an extensive sampling and editing work in conjunction with Jensen Speakers product specialists, seeking for perfection in every capturing step.

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