Celestion G12H-100

[GAR]

That's fine, nobody thinks about speakers as much as I do around here..

I find two things about the G12H lately:

1) they make a Chinese reissue one of the 70th Anniversary G12H they call "30th Anniversary" that sells around $150.

2) they still make the original G12H in England, but it's over $200 bucks retail as is the other 4 UK-handmades (G12-65, greenback, bluedog, V30)

[Hardrock69]

That's fine, nobody thinks about speakers as much as I do around here..

That is a LIE!


You are waaaay to busy thinking about everything that everyone posts in these forums to spend all that much time thinking about speakers.

Next thing you will be trying to tell us that you invented the vaccuum tube or something.

Get down off your pedestal, garfuckle. :tongue0011:

You have already long passed the point where you have become a raving parody of yourself.

How MUCH DO YOU THINK OF SPEAKERS, garfuckle? 2 hours a day? 5? 3 43/64?

Do tell!

You who know so much about everything on the planet except how to shut the fuck up!

[Hardrock69]

Now, back on topic, the $300 Slant cab I got a few years back has 3 mid-70s Greenbacks in them, and one early 80s 65-watt Celestion.

I prefer the tone of the 65-watt Celestion over the Greenbacks. Has a bit more in the upper mid-range, while still having some nice low end.

[Diamondjimi]

Quick, get the codes off the Celestions and don't post them for GARy!

[Nitro Express]

The Deville sounds ok (with the Fender speakers), but what I really meant is that, for what I'm using it for, it's better for me. That is true because it has wheels, doesn't weigh 80 pounds, I'm not afraid to bang it around or put drinks on top, and I don't really need $2000 worth of Marshall to play classic/roots rock covers on a Tuesday night in front of 30 people. Basically, it came to portability, that little blue combo is fookin' heavy.

Yes, I am sacrificing tone for convenience.


However, I do use the 6101 for recording, and it sounds great. Sorry I can't expound much more on the sound quality of the speaker its self.

Don't feel guilty. I went from a big bass rig to playing a SansAmp direct to the board and sometimes I use in ear monitors. Hey. When you don't have roadies that stack or 8x10 and SVT lose their appeal quick.

[GO-SPURS-GO]

Don't feel guilty. I went from a big bass rig to playing a SansAmp direct to the board and sometimes I use in ear monitors. Hey. When you don't have roadies that stack or 8x10 and SVT lose their appeal quick.

Really! Sometimes I wonder WHY I lug my big ass coffin, and my 200 hundred pound head around when I can just use my SansAmp. Those lights are a pain in the ass to move too!

[GAR]

Hoo boy - tonite's score was not much more uplifting: another slant, but with the G12L-35's in it.

These sound exactly like those twerpy Jensen Mod 30s, so much that I wonder did Sica manufacture the low-cost Celestions?

One amp tech told me they were fake Celestions "manufactured by (Vorshan? Volshan, Varchen.. FIIK) in Germany. And that was back in the 80's but I haven't had much luck coming up with info on this "volshan"..

Anyhow: I don't like 'em. They sound much like the Utah speakers of old I used as a teenager, as the only 12" I could get my hands on pulled from old stereo equipment or PA's.

[GAR]

Really! Sometimes I wonder WHY I lug my big ass coffin, and my 200 hundred pound head around when I can just use my SansAmp. Those lights are a pain in the ass to move too!

There's nothing like a wall of 2 or more stacks each for bass and guitar. That's a show! You feel the bass response hit you in the chest and for me.. that is A show.

Back in the day, we'd rent a truck from Avon-Penske Rentals, down off Santa Monica and Labrea. They rent to the studios, like $40 a day plus mileage with a liftgate.

These days I would move them around in a trailer if I had to.

[Nitro Express]

Backlines are cool but you can get by without them. Geddy Lee does. If you want to be slammed you can set up a PA speaker on stage where you want it.

[jhale667]

I still loves me some 4x12s... :D

[GAR]

Backlines are cool but you can get by without them. Geddy Lee does.

Geddy Lee AND his guitar player - idiots both.

Nice dry, thin tone he gets with those Maytags running thru the front of house PA system.. what a dick.

WHAT a dick!