Monster Factory Amps are custom made, one-of-a-kind creations that you won't find anywhere else.  We do all kinds of custom shop work, including modifications of existing amps.  Click on the below links to see some examples or come by Jacksonville Guitar Center, 1105 Burman Drive, Jacksonville, AR 72076 and take one for a test drive.

 

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Speakers

Other brands - such as Celestion, Fane, Eminence, Jensen - available by request.

8” Speakers

AlNiCo Blue Pup 8

This speaker replaces Oxford 8EV, Chicago Jensen P8R, and C8R speakers.  It’s an 8" design with a 7oz. boosted AlNiCo plug magnet, 1” voice coil, British-style ribbed cone, and 15 watts power handling.  The AlNiCo Blue Pup has a bright, chimey, jangly British vibe with high end detail and ring.  The low end is moderate.

AlNiCo Signature 8S

This speaker is an 8" design with a 7oz. AlNiCo plug magnet, 1” voice coil, ribbed cone, and 15 watts power handling.  It’s a brighter speaker than the 8A100 with a smoother and later breakup, along with compression and fattening of the tone at high volume.

8A100

This speaker replaces Chicago Jensen P8R, C8R, and other similar 8" models.  It has a 7oz AlNiCo plug magnet, 1” voice coil, straight cone, and 15 watts power handling.  It’s warm and crunchy with an earlier breakup than the AlNiCo Signature 8S, but with the same compression and fattening of the tone at high volume.

8A125

This speaker replaces Chicago Jensen P8Q and Oxford 8" speakers, but with a louder, more aggressive, and more dynamic tone. It has an 11oz. AlNiCo magnet, 1-1/4” voice coil, ribbed cone, and 20 watts power handling.  Like the 8A100, this one has a brighter, smoother, later breakup with an aggressive, compressed, and fattened high volume range.

 

10” Speakers

AlNiCo Signature 10

This speaker was designed for tweed amps requiring a 10” AlNiCo, but it’s also an economical replacement for CTS, Chicago Jensen, and Oxford 10" AlNiCo's as well.  This one has a 7oz. AlNiCo plug magnet, 1” voice coil, straight cone, and 15 watts of power handling.  Its tone is warm, crunchy, and aggressive with an early breakup and good compression at high volume.  8ohms only.

Ceramic Signature 10

This speaker was designed as a general purpose ceramic 10 and it’s an economical replacement for Chicago Jensen C10Q, C10R, Oxford and CTS 10's.  It has a 20oz. ceramic magnet, 1" voice coil, straight cone, and 25 watts power handling.  It has a warm, crunchy, and aggressive tone with early breakup.  8ohms only.

AlNiCo Signature 10S

This one is an economical replacement for late 50's Chicago Jensen P10R and other late 50's and early 60's AlNiCo 10's.  It’s got a 7oz. AlNiCo plug magnet, 1” voice coil, seamed and ribbed cone, and 15 watts power handling.  It’s got a bit brighter, smoother, and later breakup than the AlNiCo Signature 10, but with the same aggressive tone and high volume compression.  8ohms only.

Ceramic Signature 10S

This speaker was designed as a general purpose ceramic 10 and it’s an economical replacement for Chicago Jensen C10Q, C10R, Oxford and CTS 10's.  It has a 20oz. ceramic magnet, 1" voice coil, with a seamed and ribbed cone and 25 watts power handling.  It has a bright, woody, reedy tone.  8ohms only.

AlNiCo Silver Ten

This speaker was designed as a replacement for Vox and Marshall AlNiCo 10's.  It’s got an 11oz. AlNiCo plug magnet, 1-1/4" voice coil, ribbed cone, and 20 or 30 watts power handling.  It’s got a warm and smooth overdrive tone with great compression.  It has smooth distortion edges and breakup that’s later/smoother than comparable speakers and it has less headroom than the Ceramic Silver Ten.

Ceramic Silver Ten

This speaker was designed as a replacement for Vox and Marshall AlNiCo 10's.  It’s got a 30oz. ceramic magnet, 1-1/4" voice coil, ribbed cone, and 20 or 30 watts power handling.  It’s got a warm and aggressive overdrive tone that’s later/smoother than comparable speakers and it has more headroom than the AlNiCo Silver Ten.

AlNiCo Blue Pup

Here’s another replacement for Vox and Marshall AlNiCo 10's.  It’s got an 11oz. AlNiCo plug magnet, 1-1/4" voice coil, ribbed cone, and 20 or 30 watts power handling, which is the same construction as the AlNiCo Silver Ten.  The difference, however, is in tone.  The AlNiCo Blue Pup has a bright, chimey tone with a late/smooth breakup and it’s aggressive, articulate, and compressed at high volume.  If you want that classis British “Blue” tone, but in a 10” package and up to twice the power handling, the AlNiCo Blue Pup is for you.

Ceramic Blue Pup

Same as the AlNiCo version, except with a 30oz. ceramic magnet.  Tone, however, is the same without as much compression at higher power levels and more headroom.

 

12” Speakers

AlNiCo Silver Bell

The AlNiCo Silver Bell has that classic Marshall Tone with an AlNiCo twist.  It’s got a 40oz AlNiCo magnet, 1-3/4" voice coil, and ribbed cone.  It’s got big low end with that compressed high volume rock and roll tone reminiscent of the classic Marshall stack.  This speaker is aggressive and bright with a complex, textured midrange and upper midrange bite.

Ceramic Silver Bell

The Ceramic Silver Bell has that classic Marshall Tone straight up with no twists.  It’s got a 40oz ceramic magnet, 1-3/4" voice coil, and ribbed cone.  It’s got a very bold low end with more headroom than the AlNiCo version with a warm, smooth character.  This is a spot on replacement for the G12T that come stock in Marshall cabs.  This speaker is detailed and clear.

AlNiCo Blue Dog

This speaker really nails that classic AlNiCo Vox Tone.  It sports a 40oz AlNiCo magnet, 1-3/4" voice coil, ribbed cone, and 15 Watts power handling.  It’s got an aggressive, bright tone with a strong midrange bark.

 

Ceramic 12V

This speaker is a dead ringer for the V30.  It’s got a 50oz ceramic magnet, 1-3/4" voice coil, a British Kurt-Mueller ribbed cone and dustcap, and 60 watts power handling.  It’s aggressive with a stong upper midrange punch.  It does heavy overdrive with ease.

Ceramic Michigan 12

If you like a big, loud, clean EV, then this is the one for you.  It’s got a huge 60oz ceramic magnet, 2-1/2" voice coil, ribbed cone, and 100 watts power handling.  This is a very loud, smooth, uncolored speaker with huge low end.

 

 

15” Speakers

California 15

This speaker was designed as a replacement for the venerable JBL D130.  It's got a 40oz. boosted AlNiCo magnet, 2" voice coil, curved cone, and 60 watts power handling.  It has a loud, smooth, uncolored tone that is compressed at higher volumes.  Available with paper, aluminum, or the large H screen dome for more warmth.  Also available with standard curved lead guitar cone or the straight, cloth edge bass cone.

Michigan 15

This is a dead ringer for a big EV style.  It's got a 60oz. ceramic magnet, 2-1/2" voice coil, curved cone, and 100 watts power handling.  This speaker is very loud and aggressive, but with a smooth, uncolored tone.  It's definitely got that huge EV bottom.

 

OTHER SPEAKERS AVAILABLE BY REQUEST -

Such as Celestion, Eminence, Jensen, or Electro-Voice...

Doping

Doping is the shiny goop you see on the surround of a speaker. Besides extending the life of the surround, it also acts as a shock absorber to help keep the cone under control at higher volumes. The downside is that it also dampens cone vibrations and therefore reduces the potential character and texture of the speaker. If you are going to bend/sustain notes in the area above the 10th fret on the high E string and at high volumes with heavy distortion, then you need the doping to help prevent ghost notes and cone cry that could result from the extreme cone vibrations. Otherwise, get the speaker undoped. Many players prefer the raw, undamped tone of the undoped speaker and they learn to modulate their finger pressure when noting in the area that causes cone cry.

Pre-Rola Treatment:  For this doping, the cone is artificially aged and chemically treated. Vibration damper compound is also applied to the cone body and surround.

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