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DirtySteve

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...if I told you I was looking for a better Creamback 65? Basically the same characteristics, but less fizzy and a little fatter sounding.

Please don't say G12H75, that's not it, I had one and sold it.

I'm just fishing. :coffee2:
 
WGS ET-65. I had one in my Fuchs amp and it was amazing. Smooth highs, fat lows. It’s on sale with free shipping right now, too.

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12" ET65 - 65 Watts

The ET65's creamy lows blend with tight midrange and sparkling highs for some of the best tones ever created. This speaker is for classic rock, country, and blues. Upgrade from your Celestion™ G12-65. Possibly the best WGS speaker combination we can recommend is the ET65 paired with a Veteran...
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Seamus OReally said:
WGS ET-65. I had one in my Fuchs amp and it was amazing. Smooth highs, fat lows. It’s on sale with free shipping right now, too.

wgsusa.com

12" ET65 - 65 Watts

The ET65's creamy lows blend with tight midrange and sparkling highs for some of the best tones ever created. This speaker is for classic rock, country, and blues. Upgrade from your Celestion™ G12-65. Possibly the best WGS speaker combination we can recommend is the ET65 paired with a Veteran...
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I have one, actually I have 2, an 8ohm and a 16ohm. I like them, but they aren't broken in so they're harsh and I don't have any way to break them in at the low volumes I play. Maybe I need to find a way. We've talked about that before a while back.
 
If your playing at low volume why not use 15 watt speakers I have a pair of Celestion silver speakers in a 2 x 12 Vox cabinet that sound wonderful
and had good results with the gold speakers in Fender amps.
I have a pair of cream back 65's in a Marshall cabinet didn't care for them at first with my Trainwreck Express amp two yeas later they sound better.


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DirtySteve said:
I have one, actually I have 2, an 8ohm and a 16ohm. I like them, but they aren't broken in so they're harsh and I don't have any way to break them in at the low volumes I play. Maybe I need to find a way. We've talked about that before a while back.
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What??? You don’t break your speakers by the EVH method??? :pound-hand:
 
DirtySteve said:
...if I told you I was looking for a better Creamback 65? Basically the same characteristics, but less fizzy and a little fatter sounding.

Please don't say G12H75, that's not it, I had one and sold it.

I'm just fishing. :coffee2:
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Break in the 65 you have! Dial your pickups closer to the strings for a fatter sound, 1/16" gap when pressing strings on last fret.
 
Seamus OReally said:
WGS ET-65. I had one in my Fuchs amp and it was amazing. Smooth highs, fat lows. It’s on sale with free shipping right now, too.

wgsusa.com

12" ET65 - 65 Watts

The ET65's creamy lows blend with tight midrange and sparkling highs for some of the best tones ever created. This speaker is for classic rock, country, and blues. Upgrade from your Celestion™ G12-65. Possibly the best WGS speaker combination we can recommend is the ET65 paired with a Veteran...
wgsusa.com wgsusa.com
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oopps..just saw you love it now..

I concur on et65 or in my case...Celestion V-type. It is on every single recording i have done just about.

It is everything i like in a modern Celestion with a tad old school , not necessarily green back but a response like a green back with a very nice sit in the EQ range.

My freaky cab that somehow gets all the work is the V-type paired with a Crate branded celestion . It kills with marshall & absoluely brings a Fender into the mids much better & natural. Its semi open 2x12 but i made a back plate to use it closed when needed.
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