What is a good Greenback type speaker?
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What is a good Greenback type speaker?
I am interested in jamming some Greenbacks, but there are a plethora of choices available. Any recommendations? I am shooting for that super high gain tone for the 80's greats(Lynch, Demartini, E. Lee etc) that Mark Day does so well. You know, sounds old but modern?
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
You could always try the G12M-25, just sayin'
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
TyroneBiggums wrote:You could always try the G12M-25, just sayin'
Is it the best available option? I know it is the Greenback, but you know what I'm sayin?
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
This was posted recently, it's up to you really
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5Iqt38GM3w[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5Iqt38GM3w[/video]
Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
WGS Green Beret?
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
i386 wrote:WGS Green Beret?
I have owned a pair of Greenbacks and love 'em. This WGS Green Beret have been highly recommended by most HCAF/GAB peeps, so I will keep this in mind.
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
i like my wizards a lot i think they supposed to be greenbackish
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
I don't have much experience with GB's but I will say my EVH cab with EVH GB's sounds absolutely amazeballs.
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
The standard Celestion greenback really changes that much after 15 years. (1:36 vs 1:37 min mark)
It appears to not only smooth out "a lot" but also decreases in Volume a lot too??
It appears to not only smooth out "a lot" but also decreases in Volume a lot too??
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
Mesa/Kramer wrote:It appears to not only smooth out "a lot" but also decreases in Volume a lot too??
And people say that speakers don't break in.

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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
Scumback M75's are great. I use the 65 watt versions in a 2X12. That way, I don't have to worry about blowing them up with a 100 watt head.
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Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
the only direct experience i have are with scumbacks but they seem to be the perfect speaker.
people are loving the creambacks too, Jerevils clips were fantastic with those splawn cabs.
people are loving the creambacks too, Jerevils clips were fantastic with those splawn cabs.
Re: What is a good Greenback type speaker?
Mesa/Kramer wrote:The standard Celestion greenback really changes that much after 15 years. (1:36 vs 1:37 min mark)
It appears to not only smooth out "a lot" but also decreases in Volume a lot too??
The 15 year old GB in those vids is BY FAR my favorite. Sounding amazing in those vids.
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1971 Gibson Les Paul Standard
2013 Gibson Les Paul Trad Pro II
1995 Gibson Les Paul Classic
2010 Fender Am Std Telecaster
2011 Fender AM Std Stratocaster
'74 JMP Superlead
'84 Marshall JCM 800 2203
EVH 5150 III 100 watt
EVH 5150 III 50 watt
Fender Super Sonic 22
Orange cabs
Seagrams 7