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P12N No Bell

P12N No Bell

P12N No Bell angled view
P12N No Bell angled view
P12N No Bell bottom view
P12N No Bell side view
P12N No Bell top view

General Characteristics for 8Ω

Nominal Overall Diameter
307 mm
12 in
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter
38 mm
1.5 in
Magnet Weight
826 g
29 oz
Overall Weight
3.1 kg
6.83 lbs
Flux Density
1.26 T
Voice Coil Winding Depth
10 mm
0.39 in
Magnetic Gap Depth
8 mm
0.31 in

Thiele-Small Parameters for 8Ω

Voice Coil DC Resistance
RE
6.03 Ω
Resonance Frequency
ƒS
90 Hz
Mechanical Q Factor
QMS
4.36
Electrical Q Factor
QES
0.94
Total Q Factor
QTS
0.77
Mechanical Moving Mass
MMS
30.9 g
Mechanical Compliance
CMS
101 µm/N
Force Factor
BxL
10.62 Wb/m
Equivalent Acoustic Volume
VAS
34.6 lt.
Maximum Linear Displacement
XMAX
± 1 mm
Reference Efficiency
nO
3.4 %
Diaphragm Area
SD
490.9 cm2
Losses Electrical Resistance
RES
43 Ω
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1kHz
LE
0.87 mH

Constructive Characteristics for 8Ω

Magnet
Alnico
Voice Coil Winding
Copper
Voice Coil Former
Kapton
Cone Material
Paper
Surround Material
Integrated Paper
Dust Dome Material
Solid Paper
Basket Material
Pressed Sheet Steel
Surround Treatment
No

Electrical Characteristics for 8Ω

Nominal Impedance
8 Ω
Rated Power
50 W
Musical Power
100 W
[email protected],1m
97.5 dB

General Characteristics for 16Ω

Nominal Overall Diameter
307 mm
12 in
Nominal Voice Coil Diameter
38 mm
1.5 in
Magnet Weight
826 g
29 oz
Overall Weight
3.1 kg
6.83 lbs
Flux Density
1.26 T
Voice Coil Winding Depth
10 mm
0.39 in
Magnetic Gap Depth
8 mm
0.31 in

Thiele-Small Parameters for 16Ω

Voice Coil DC Resistance
RE
12 Ω
Resonance Frequency
ƒS
91 Hz
Mechanical Q Factor
QMS
5.77
Electrical Q Factor
QES
0.98
Total Q Factor
QTS
0.84
Mechanical Moving Mass
MMS
27 g
Mechanical Compliance
CMS
125 µm/N
Force Factor
BxL
13.71 Wb/m
Equivalent Acoustic Volume
VAS
42.2 lt.
Maximum Linear Displacement
XMAX
± 1 mm
Reference Efficiency
nO
2.84 %
Diaphragm Area
SD
490.8 cm2
Losses Electrical Resistance
RES
70 Ω
Voice Coil Inductance @ 1kHz
LE
1.05 mH

Constructive Characteristics for 16Ω

Magnet
Alnico
Voice Coil Winding
Copper
Voice Coil Former
Kapton
Cone Material
Paper
Surround Material
Integrated Paper
Dust Dome Material
Solid Paper
Basket Material
Pressed Sheet Steel
Surround Treatment
No

Electrical Characteristics for 16Ω

Nominal Impedance
16 Ω
Rated Power
50 W
Musical Power
100 W
[email protected],1m
97.8 dB
P12N-NB
12",
50 watts
Ohms:

The AlNiCo P12N is surely one of the most iconic Jensen speakers of the late ‘50s. Visually impressive because of the big bell cover on the magnet, it is the highest powered 12” speaker in the range. Among others, the P12N was used in the high-end amps of the time such as the Fender® Tweed Twin. Crystal clear in the treble range with transparent mids and powerful but tight bass, it is the “King of Clean Tones”.

Lows
Loose
Mids
Aggressive
Highs
Bright
Overdrive
Edgy
Guitarist Description
Very warm and full bodied tone with powerful mid-bite and sparkling highs. When presented with overdrive distortion it displays a bright and colorful crunch.
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User Reviews

I have a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Limited Edition that came with a Jensen P12N speaker. This speaker does wonders for the Hot Rod tone. I can't imagine having any other speaker in this amp and having it sound so good. I have so much trust in Jensen that I also plan to change out the stock speaker in my Champion 600 to a Mod 6-15.

Rick in Irvine, CA

I am a huge fan of the new Jensen's. By that I mean the whole series of reissue vintage models and the new products as well. I first became hooked by trying out the P12N in my 1954 Fender Deluxe. That was it! I was a fan from then on. It was like adding 10 watts of power along with more headroom and most importantly, the tone was right there. Perfect. Which is really what it's about, the tone.

Jeff