Troy T. Blues
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Just got one. Real bargain and looks nice. On it's way. It's the reverb one. Not that I ever bother with reverb.
That's the one I want!
Just got one. Real bargain and looks nice. On it's way. It's the reverb one. Not that I ever bother with reverb.
I'm pretty jealous! I want one of those so bad now, only seen them listed in Europe, haven't found one listed in the US. I'm scouring everywhere I can for the Reverb 12 or a head or even the stack but 98% are priced just INSANELY... Real bummer! Thanks Johan!Just got one. Real bargain and looks nice. On it's way. It's the reverb one. Not that I ever bother with reverb.
And now I haven't. Payed for it ( online) got a confirmation email, they took my money then next day I got an email saying it was already sold. Not happy, esp as it was super cheap and looked in great condition. At least the refund came back.
It's all about diming the MV and just using the Gain knob to dial in volume/drive on the low input like a non master volume amp. The volume below 8 definitely sounds like a thin SS practice amp and also the gain should be atleast halfway in order to not sound thin/tinny.I played thru my Lead 12 I bought back in 82 last nite....it sounds best with the gain all the way up....otherwise...not so good.... : (
If you're looking for reverb in a low watt SS Marshall combo, keep your eye out for one of these.I'm scouring everywhere I can for the Reverb 12 or a head
Duuuude!Sorry, not available in stores.
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Oh man! I definitely want to collect them all now including the Lead 100 Mosfet head. I love what I can achieve with this little Lead 12, I'd love one of the bigger ones for impromptu jams and such!Belated congrats! I think those 5000-series model solid states from the JCM 800 series are great little amps. At one point I had four of them, all big brothers of the Lead 12 (the 20W 1x10, 50W and 75W 1x12, and 100W 2x12; respectively: 5002, 5210, 5275, 5213)! I eventually sold the big 100W 2x12, as I (now) own a couple other tube 2x12s in lesser wattages (Ampeg Reverberocket 50W, AC30 30W) and it was really more amp than I need.
Here are the four, the bottom 2x12 "MOS-FET 100 Reverb Twin" has moved on.
Thanks man!Congrats on that!
I just built two small 1x10 cabs with 10" Creambacks in them, and I also love the sound. They do a magnificent job!
Well it finally arrived! I had a busy day so I only just got to it a few hours ago.
WOW!!!!!
That's the simplest way to put it, this was exactly what I was hoping for. First let me say that this G10 does a mighty impressive 12" impersonation, hell it might fool someone into thinking you have a 12 crammed in there. The body and boldness straight up defies only being a 10" and the tone? Pure Celestion perfection this is easily my favorite speaker I've owned yet and maybe one of the best speakers I've ever played. I think it sounds closer to a 12" Greenback than the M65 Creamback, it's that stinging, searing, hot top end that just sounds like a hot knife thru better. The Lead 12 is now rattling items in my room which it never did with the N40 even with the bass dimed, this little speaker punches WAY above it's weight class and if it weren't for 10" being less popular this speaker would probably be getting more attention. I think the G10 Creamback would pair perfectly with the Origin20c and the Studio combos and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone running 10s.
Now in comparison with the G10N-40, I really loved how the amp sounded with the N40 but was curious about something else and boy am I glad. While I still think the N40 sounds great, the CB is just in another league. The N40 really captures some Alnico flavor on the top end like Celestion intended and would be great in a 2x10 but for classic Celestion/GB flavor and/or for a 1x10 set up the CB is impressive. I can only imagine how big running a 2x10 with the CB would sound and now I'm DYING to get a Lead 12 stack and throw CBs in the cabs... Man I know that will sound great!
I'll post a clip tomorrow demonstrating it, I found a better microphone than my cellphone and hopefully can get a decent quality recording.
FYI Mesa/Boogie has the CB in stock for $115 delivered to your door, killer value and lower than the few used ones I found online.
Well it finally arrived! I had a busy day so I only just got to it a few hours ago.
WOW!!!!!
That's the simplest way to put it, this was exactly what I was hoping for. First let me say that this G10 does a mighty impressive 12" impersonation, hell it might fool someone into thinking you have a 12 crammed in there. The body and boldness straight up defies only being a 10" and the tone? Pure Celestion perfection this is easily my favorite speaker I've owned yet and maybe one of the best speakers I've ever played. I think it sounds closer to a 12" Greenback than the M65 Creamback, it's that stinging, searing, hot top end that just sounds like a hot knife thru better. The Lead 12 is now rattling items in my room which it never did with the N40 even with the bass dimed, this little speaker punches WAY above it's weight class and if it weren't for 10" being less popular this speaker would probably be getting more attention. I think the G10 Creamback would pair perfectly with the Origin20c and the Studio combos and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone running 10s.
Now in comparison with the G10N-40, I really loved how the amp sounded with the N40 but was curious about something else and boy am I glad. While I still think the N40 sounds great, the CB is just in another league. The N40 really captures some Alnico flavor on the top end like Celestion intended and would be great in a 2x10 but for classic Celestion/GB flavor and/or for a 1x10 set up the CB is impressive. I can only imagine how big running a 2x10 with the CB would sound and now I'm DYING to get a Lead 12 stack and throw CBs in the cabs... Man I know that will sound great!
I'll post a clip tomorrow demonstrating it, I found a better microphone than my cellphone and hopefully can get a decent quality recording.
FYI Mesa/Boogie has the CB in stock for $115 delivered to your door, killer value and lower than the few used ones I found online.
Do yourself a favor and stick a Creamback in there. I heard the G10N-40 was a substantial upgrade from the stock speaker, I bought it with the N40 inside so I have no personal reference to the stock D25 but I have no doubts the CM will blow away the D25 as it absolutely blew away the N40.Hmmmm...I may have to try that! Gongrats! I still have the G10D-25 in mine.
Hoping they shipJust to ignite your G.A.S. further in Ca
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