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Posted: 10/27/2014 9:40:59 AM EDT
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My current favorite cab is a Marshall 1960a loaded with G12T-75s & V30s.
My Avatar Vintage 4x12 loaded with the same speakers is a close second.
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Posted: 10/27/2014 3:40:05 PM EDT
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I use to have an Orange 412 with the Vintage 30s. It wasn't a bad cabinet, but wasn't what I'd call bright. I had various amps I ran through it. Mesa Dual rectifier, Soldano 50, Marshall DSL50, and a couple of different JCM800 reissues.
I've currently playing through a Peavey 6505+ combo and the single speaker isn't cutting it anymore. |
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Posted: 10/27/2014 6:16:38 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I use to have an Orange 412 with the Vintage 30s. It wasn't a bad cabinet, but wasn't what I'd call bright. I had various amps I ran through it. Mesa Dual rectifier, Soldano 50, Marshall DSL50, and a couple of different JCM800 reissues. I've currently playing through a Peavey 6505+ combo and the single speaker isn't cutting it anymore. You'll definetly want a Marshall 1960 with G12T-75s. A lot of people rag on those speakers, but with a mid heavy amp like a 5150/6505, they work great. You can usually pick up a used one for $300-$450. But I would try a speaker swap before going that far. You can find good used G12T-75s for dirt cheap because so many people think that they're bad speakers. And I used to hate G12T-75s, myself, but I've matured a little and have realized that I don't need to have the Presence knob cranked all the time. Suddenly, G12T-75s sounded good.
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Posted: 10/27/2014 7:20:15 PM EDT
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Ah, gotcha. You'll definetly want a Marshall 1960 with G12T-75s. A lot of people rag on those speakers, but with a mid heavy amp like a 5150/6505, they work great. You can usually pick up a used one for $300-$450. But I would try a speaker swap before going that far. You can find good used G12T-75s for dirt cheap because so many people think that they're bad speakers. And I used to hate G12T-75s, myself, but I've matured a little and have realized that I don't need to have the Presence knob cranked all the time. Suddenly, G12T-75s sounded good. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I use to have an Orange 412 with the Vintage 30s. It wasn't a bad cabinet, but wasn't what I'd call bright. I had various amps I ran through it. Mesa Dual rectifier, Soldano 50, Marshall DSL50, and a couple of different JCM800 reissues. I've currently playing through a Peavey 6505+ combo and the single speaker isn't cutting it anymore. You'll definetly want a Marshall 1960 with G12T-75s. A lot of people rag on those speakers, but with a mid heavy amp like a 5150/6505, they work great. You can usually pick up a used one for $300-$450. But I would try a speaker swap before going that far. You can find good used G12T-75s for dirt cheap because so many people think that they're bad speakers. And I used to hate G12T-75s, myself, but I've matured a little and have realized that I don't need to have the Presence knob cranked all the time. Suddenly, G12T-75s sounded good. Wait... So you don't have to dime every knob all the time? 
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Posted: 10/27/2014 7:29:11 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Wait... So you don't have to dime every knob all the time? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I use to have an Orange 412 with the Vintage 30s. It wasn't a bad cabinet, but wasn't what I'd call bright. I had various amps I ran through it. Mesa Dual rectifier, Soldano 50, Marshall DSL50, and a couple of different JCM800 reissues. I've currently playing through a Peavey 6505+ combo and the single speaker isn't cutting it anymore. You'll definetly want a Marshall 1960 with G12T-75s. A lot of people rag on those speakers, but with a mid heavy amp like a 5150/6505, they work great. You can usually pick up a used one for $300-$450. But I would try a speaker swap before going that far. You can find good used G12T-75s for dirt cheap because so many people think that they're bad speakers. And I used to hate G12T-75s, myself, but I've matured a little and have realized that I don't need to have the Presence knob cranked all the time. Suddenly, G12T-75s sounded good. Wait... So you don't have to dime every knob all the time?  |
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