Modern, with an English accent.

Jensen Mods are a series of Jensen musical instrument speakers developed to give a contemporary feel with a touch of the old British sound. The Jensen Mod Series speakers are designed for precision amplifiers which require a speaker that complements the signal without changing the signatures of the amp itself. This combination of transparent sound with a touch of English makes the Jensen Mods perfect for any amplifier.

Jensen MOD10-35 35W 10" Replacement Speaker Features:

• 10" guitar/bass speaker
• 35W rated power
• 70W musical power
• Available 8 or 16 ohms
• Ferrite magnet
• Copper voice coil winding
• Epotex voice coil former
• Paper cone
• Integrated paper surround
• Non-treated cloth dust dome
• Pressed sheet steel basket

Crisp, clear reproduction that is full of tone. Order today.

Jensen MOD10-35 35W 10" Replacement Speaker Specifications:

• Nominal Basket Diameter: 10"
• Rated power: 35W
• Musical power: 70W
• Sensitivity (1W/1m): 94.1dB SPL
• Voice coil diameter: 1.0"/25mm
• Magnet assembly weight: 10 oz.
• Magnet: ferrite
• Voice coil winding: copper
• Voice coil former: Kapton
• Cone: paper
• Surround: integrated paper
• Dust Dome: non-treated cloth
• Basket: Pressed Sheet Steel

Jensen MOD10-35 35W 10" Replacement Speaker

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good for super champ xd

Posted by Tone Seeker from Corpus Christi, Tx on Feb 21, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: novice giutarist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, blues

I replaced my 10 inch speaker to my brand new Fender Super Champ XD with the 10-35 from Jensen. (the stock one fluttered at high volume) The sound is a lot better, a rather bright on the "Metal" distortion setting. All in All I get the full bodied, Fender clean tube sound loud and clear. And for 35 Bucks, I cant go wrong. BTW, I use an Ibanez Archcore AS73 semi hollow body giutar w/flat wound d' adderrio strings.

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Nice and clean

Posted by NotBillMonroe from North Cack-a-lak-a on May 12, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Pays the bills

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk, jazz, rock-a-billy, blues....

Built my own full stack cabs and used 8-25s in the first and 10-35s in the second. There is a definite tonal difference between the two and one without the other just lacks something, but together, WOW. If you want a good all round replacement, you can't go wrong with these.

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Nice speaker

Posted by theriffinator327 from Surprise, Arizona on May 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 25 year musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock, Blues, Metal

After much research, I purchased one of these speakers to replace the Celestion G10D-25 in my Vintage Marshall Reverb 12. I was quite impressed how much it resembled the sound of the original speaker. When they say it can achieve that "British" crunch, they weren't lying. I can jack the volume and gain at twelve and it's pure heaven. Clean sounds are beautiful. I would highly recommend this speaker.

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Too bright

Posted by Paul from Richmond, VA on Feb 16, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, americana

I got a 4x10 last year as a smaller alternative to my old Orange 4x12. The 10" speakers are all 50 Mods. I've run my old Marshall JCM 800 and Fender Bassman through it. The cabinet makes both amps sound extremely bright, and I cut the treble and presence a lot to keep it from sawing my ears off.

I can't record with it - because it is just too bright.

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Made My Princeton Super

Posted by Wound-D from Florida, U.S.A. on Jan 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Old Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: A bit of Everything

I had bought a MOD10-35 a while back for my VOX AD30VT, it sounded good in that, but not quite what I was looking for. Then I tried a Jensen C10Q in the VOX, good but still not what I was looking for.

Anyway, the VOX ended up with an Eminence RamRod, that did the Trick. Now, my Fender princeton Chorus to my ear was schreaming for something to give it that Super Reverb ultra Fender'y tone. So I played around with the C10Q, that sounded pretty close, then I dropped the MOD in. If you are aware of the Princeton, it's stereo. So I dropped the MOD in the mono side, and I was in Fender heaven. I just got a second MOD10 today. WOW! A Super Reverb at a steal, Ventures to SRV. My Strat now sounds like one. I'm very Happy!!!

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