Jensen JCH 1035-8 Chicago 8Ohm Reviews

Nice for the price

Good tonal balance but not so efficient as manual sais…

Jensen VS Celestion 1980.

I was searching for a clean tone in my Marshall Lead 30 made in UK from 80s; Jensen do his job but vintage Celestion (default speaker for my old Lead 30 and OOP) is far superior in managing distortion. The Italian designed speaker surprised me for his sharp build and clean tone; I got the "Shadows" clean tone and 'm satisfied!

Good sound but not my sound

Good sound but not my sound

That is subjective ofcourse and maybe it is my amp.

Quality of the speaker is great !

OK for clean tones

I've put this into my old Fender Frontman 25R. Clean tones are decent. Cannot say the same about distorted guitars, though.

4 x in a Super Reverb

These cheap babies work a miracle in my 1976 Super Reverb.

Just what the doc ordered. Because of their relative ineffciency The power amp can now break up in a much fatter way, without completely tearing your head off.

Jensen jch 1035-8 Chicago 8Ohm

We use this speaker for home made cabinet /40-40-30 cm/ in combination with

Orange Little Terror. Our harmonica player found it as the best combination and

it sounds really great. There is the back opened enclosure with some damping

inside so there in no microphony when the volume and gain is almost in full and

the tone control in on zero. Sound is vintage havy and represend the second solo

instrument with the guitar in dialoque. For the harmonica players this combination is highly recomended from our experience. We are in new project with different wood enclosure and waiting for new Jensen. Dont ask me why...

Jensen JCH 1035-8 Chicago 8Ohm

great speakers, i'm using a pair in a 2x10 open back (ac 30 style) cab.sounds superb,i like a fender clean sound touch of reverb and these cut it.i also use Celestion g10s in another cab,i prefer the jensens.

Great replacement for practice amps

I bought this speaker to replace the original 8" noname speaker in my Fender Mustang I (v1).

I drilled and dremeled the front hole larger to make this fit. The result is a much cleaner sound, with a lot less mud, and sounds a lot more "grown up" than the 8". While this is not by any means a high end speaker, for a low price it can easily upgrade a cheap practice amp. The speaker is heavy and has good, sturdy contacts that are easy to solder to. It's not the most pretty speaker around, but again, it comes with a price tag that allows one to overlook such basic things. There are also several project photos of a Mustang I being upgraded to 10", so using the google image search may give you some ideas.