Princeton speaker swap, Weber or Jensen

Picked up a '68 Princeton Reverb. Original speaker is gone, previous owner put a Celestion G10 Greenback in it which sounds wrong to me, too British, too dark on the top end. The Princeton is supposed to sound American, the chime is the point. I'm down to two options: 1. Jensen P10R reissue. The historically correct answer. Alnico, light, classic Princeton voicing. The risk is that the reissues are not the same as the '60s Jensens and a lot of people complain they sound thin. 2. Weber 10A125. Alnico, hand-built, voiced specifically for Princeton-class amps. More expensive, smaller community of users, but the people who run them swear by them. I'm a Tele Custom into a Princeton player, working in the studio, so I need this to record well, not just sound good in the room. Anyone running either one in a recording context? The Greenback is on its way out either way, I just want to make the right call before I pay for a speaker I'm going to keep for years.