A followup suggestion - this worked for me when I decided which direction to go.
If you can drive each speaker independently (e.g., in my case, I ran dual mono signals out from my SMS into my Carvin DCM200L's two channels, each channel independently driving one of the two speakers), cop one Weber and one Jensen and A-B them.
You'll have 3 possible outcomes: (1) You like and want to keep both; (2) you like one but not the other - then you sell the one you don't like and buy a second of the one you do; (3) you like neither - then you sell both and look elsewhere, e.g., real JBLs.
In my case, with my original 2X12 cab, I was in category (3) - I wasn't truly satisfied with either, sold them both, copped one K120 and one E120 to replace them, and all is copacetic.
I also, afterwards, copped another cab, this one 2X10, and loaded it with a pair of Jensen neos. I like the 2X10 w/Jensens much more than I'd liked the the Jensen I'd had originally in the 2X12 (though I'm not sure if this is due to the 10" sounding different from the 12" due to its size or because the 1st Jensen neo was a 12-100 and the second two are Tornados).
MY ORIGINAL MUSIC (available on all streaming platforms):
Galvanic Samurai (2021)
Traffic in the Moonlight (2023)
So Glad I Came (2023)
Desiderata (2024)
Duality (2025)
Love, Loss, Ecology, and War (2026)
Caught in the Current (2026)
Legacy (coming 2027)
Jerry would be the first to tell us, "I never spent my life copying anyone."