CELESTION Heritage G12H (55Hz) Guitar Speaker, 8ohm
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There is a wattage limit on bass, which determines its power and headroom. A 12 inch speaker is actually more powerful than a 10 inch speaker because it produces more volume.
It is impossible to create an authentic tweed tone without a tweed loom. That is more likely to be found with an AlNiCo speaker, or a Jensen Vintage Ceramic speaker. While it may not sound the same, it will certainly sound different with a more "British" or fuzzy edge to it when overdriven, with a lot of low end girth, providing the circuit allows for those frequencies to pass through.
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With a Fender Super Champ x2 15w head, this is powered by some serious tone. Specifically, I installed this in an oak enclosure measuring 12" in width by 6" in height. The tone will be set to the blackface setting out of the box and the volume will be pushed to 5+ and you will be using an Ibanez TS-86a This speaker is the final piece I needed to get the colorful sound I needed. There's nothing better than breaking up right at the right time, and getting that warm and fuzzy feeling afterwards. If the sustain is timed perfectly, the hairs on the back of your neck will raise. Besides playing a Les Paul studio and a Texas Special loaded Strat, I have a Strat loaded with Texas Special pickups. With this project, it is classic rock and blues primarily. I have finally found the tone I have been.
My personal belief is that Celestion's Heritage series is closest to the vintage sound of a vintage Pulsoniccone of the 1960's than any other. These modern reissue Greenbacks have a harsh tone and do not have the 'tone. I found these at a great value and they are what I was looking for.
A friend of mine recommended that I do it and I have to tell you that I did it. DIFFERENT THAN YOU WOULD EXPECT! Comparing the size of this magnet and the one that came with my amp, it is impressive. Heavy as it may be, the sound it gives off makes it worth its weight in gold. It is never a loss when it comes to finding a great speaker It is always a good idea to check how many ohms your amplifier needs before purchasing it. I can use it with my Laney since it has an 8-ohm resistance. Before putting lots of volume and gain on the speaker, be sure to break it in first. Wishing you the best of luck!.
I love this speaker. It's the best of Celestion. In a 412 Marshall AHW1960 I have 4 of them. For my 212, I got two. The tone is amazing and it goes well with my amp. The speaker blew the other speakers in 212 out of the water.
It has the best tone of any speaker I have ever heard, or owned, and is well worth the price and more! The low end is solid and the high end is perfect All types of music work, including rock, blues, jazz, and metal.
There is a price for everything, and my favorite speaker is worth the money. The sound of late 1960s rock can be heard here. Both the Vintage 30 and the modern Greenback fall far short of the Vintage 30. They have good, solid lows, and I use these in an open back 1x12 combo and 2x12 cab.
It blends well with other Celestion speakers in order to produce a fuller.
I really enjoyed what he said. The original Celestion of a Fender Blues Jr amp was replaced with this one. You will love the bottom end that.
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