1203-4 in a nsh112

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1203-4 in a nsh112

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I'm sending the speaker out of one of my nash 112s to mike to have it checked out, and i was thinking about using a 1203-4 until i get it back.I didn"t know if that would work ok or not. any comments?
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Post by Bob Tuttle »

It will work just fine. In fact, you may like it so well you may want to leave it in the amp.
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Thanks bob,i didn't know if that little 80 watt amp could handle the 300watts of the 1203s whithout smoking something, (electical)roger
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Post by Mike Brown »

Roger, it will work fine. Quite a few of the stock speakers have been changed to the BW. fyi.
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thanks mike.I'll be sending speaker soon.
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Post by Darvin Willhoite »

I tried a 1203-4 in my 112 and could tell very little difference in the sound. Not nearly enough to offset the extra weight, so I put the Blue Marvel back in.

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Post by Duane Dunard »

I agree mostly agree with Darvin. It adds unwanted weight, but I also hear sweeter highs and smooth mids that the stock speaker does not have. Every time I A/B the two, I choose the amp with the BW over the stock amp. Both are good, but I alway's seem to be looking for good plus differn't for a signature sound.
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If by swaping out the speakers (whitch i had to any way to send it in to mike)and just has sweeter hi's, i may have to swap out the other one too. I don't mind carrying around another few pounds of sweetner to a gig if it makes me smile at the end of the night,besides, we have a trailor full of heavy eqip we have unload and load any way ,whats another few pounds groina hurt.
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Post by Roger Francis »

what speakers came in the nash 112-e cabnets, was that the 1203-4?
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Post by Jack Stoner »

Yes, the 1203-4's were used in those cabinets. I have a pair of 1203-8's that I've using in my rack stereo system.

I have a Nashville 112 and wouldn't really consider putting a BW in it. I bought it for the sound, but also for the size and weight.