Orange Amps through alternate speakers.?
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I like my ad30 a lot more through a Blue and a Heritage G12h than i did with the 30s. The V30s were way too peaky in the midrange. This combination has ample bass response and a great smooth tone. Plus some chime if you dial it in correctly
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Neiloler</i>
<br />Is the Red Fang a AlNiCo speaker? How much do those speaks run generally?
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Yes, it's an alnico speaker and I paid $165 CAD for mine.
<br />Is the Red Fang a AlNiCo speaker? How much do those speaks run generally?
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Yes, it's an alnico speaker and I paid $165 CAD for mine.
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g12t75's arent much liked around these parts.. in my oppinion, and many others, dont sound good with the orange at all, + the've got a low sensitivity rating, there are better speekers for orange amps!
just my oppinion though
just my oppinion though
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I've just replaced the stock G12K-100 in my PPC112 with a V30. To my ears, the highs are a bit sharper using a TT through it, and for me (playing a Les Paul) that's a positive.
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Ben,
Avoid the T75s - bit of a junk speaker for all but thrash. Tried to be a jack of all trades, and just ended up being bad at most sounds.
I have Celestion Century Vintage speakers - neodymium - and voiced somewhere inbetween a Vintage 30 and an Alnico Blue. It has the upper mid peak of the V30 smoothed out, and the top end is a bit sweeter, with the bottom end more defined.
Sounds much better for clean sounds than the V30 ever did (way too cardboard sounding), but does crunch an awful lot better than Blues, which tend to suffer from sounding thin when given too much gain.
Plus, they're 3.5kg lighter per speaker than a V30.
One of my best purchases. I now have two cabs with them in: one closed back, one combo.
Avoid the T75s - bit of a junk speaker for all but thrash. Tried to be a jack of all trades, and just ended up being bad at most sounds.
I have Celestion Century Vintage speakers - neodymium - and voiced somewhere inbetween a Vintage 30 and an Alnico Blue. It has the upper mid peak of the V30 smoothed out, and the top end is a bit sweeter, with the bottom end more defined.
Sounds much better for clean sounds than the V30 ever did (way too cardboard sounding), but does crunch an awful lot better than Blues, which tend to suffer from sounding thin when given too much gain.
Plus, they're 3.5kg lighter per speaker than a V30.
One of my best purchases. I now have two cabs with them in: one closed back, one combo.
Joe
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Neiloler</i>
<br />Weber Silver Bell. Great speaker.
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Not! One of my biggest dissapointments. Of course I will state the specs becasue there are so many factors:
Ceramic magnet, 50 watt, Pre-Rola doping.
Several Eminence speakers sound good; Private Jack, Governor, Tonespotter, Canabis Rex.
Scumbacks: H75, M75...the 65 watt versions.
My favorite Celestions are Reissue Greenbacks, Heritage G12-65's, G12H30 Anniversary (well broken in).
That's about it.
Look up Freda Cabs and there are plenty of Eminence clips on his site.
<br />Weber Silver Bell. Great speaker.
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Not! One of my biggest dissapointments. Of course I will state the specs becasue there are so many factors:
Ceramic magnet, 50 watt, Pre-Rola doping.
Several Eminence speakers sound good; Private Jack, Governor, Tonespotter, Canabis Rex.
Scumbacks: H75, M75...the 65 watt versions.
My favorite Celestions are Reissue Greenbacks, Heritage G12-65's, G12H30 Anniversary (well broken in).
That's about it.
Look up Freda Cabs and there are plenty of Eminence clips on his site.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"> Ben,
Avoid the T75s - bit of a junk speaker for all but thrash. Tried to be a jack of all trades, and just ended up being bad at most sounds.
I have Celestion Century Vintage speakers - neodymium - and voiced somewhere inbetween a Vintage 30 and an Alnico Blue. It has the upper mid peak of the V30 smoothed out, and the top end is a bit sweeter, with the bottom end more defined.
Sounds much better for clean sounds than the V30 ever did (way too cardboard sounding), but does crunch an awful lot better than Blues, which tend to suffer from sounding thin when given too much gain.
Plus, they're 3.5kg lighter per speaker than a V30.
One of my best purchases. I now have two cabs with them in: one closed back, one combo.<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">
The voicing of the Century Vintage Speakers sounds like exactly what I'm looking for--something that can handle the clean a bit better and not lose the crunch that the V30s provide.
As I said in another post, I'm in the studio right now and every time we go to record a slightly driven clean sound (british crunch) I keep getting put off by the "splatty" sound that the V30s are giving off. Thanks for the help!!
Ben
Avoid the T75s - bit of a junk speaker for all but thrash. Tried to be a jack of all trades, and just ended up being bad at most sounds.
I have Celestion Century Vintage speakers - neodymium - and voiced somewhere inbetween a Vintage 30 and an Alnico Blue. It has the upper mid peak of the V30 smoothed out, and the top end is a bit sweeter, with the bottom end more defined.
Sounds much better for clean sounds than the V30 ever did (way too cardboard sounding), but does crunch an awful lot better than Blues, which tend to suffer from sounding thin when given too much gain.
Plus, they're 3.5kg lighter per speaker than a V30.
One of my best purchases. I now have two cabs with them in: one closed back, one combo.<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">
The voicing of the Century Vintage Speakers sounds like exactly what I'm looking for--something that can handle the clean a bit better and not lose the crunch that the V30s provide.
As I said in another post, I'm in the studio right now and every time we go to record a slightly driven clean sound (british crunch) I keep getting put off by the "splatty" sound that the V30s are giving off. Thanks for the help!!
Ben
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