100w into a pair of greenbacks? careful now lol
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Yeah if anybody's 100 watt Marshall ever needed a good two valve neutering mod it's mine. (50 watts was good enough for Glenn and KK right?) Anyhoo...managed not to blow up one so two shouldn't be a problem as long as the cat doesn't make any unauthorized adjustments. Little bugger will sit on your phone and turn on two different options you didn't even know existed. Hope you speak Chinese
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Originally posted by SlyFoxx View PostYeah if anybody's 100 watt Marshall ever needed a good two valve neutering mod it's mine. (50 watts was good enough for Glenn and KK right?) Anyhoo...managed not to blow up one so two shouldn't be a problem as long as the cat doesn't make any unauthorized adjustments. Little bugger will sit on your phone and turn on two different options you didn't even know existed. Hope you speak Chinese
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Originally posted by Demanic View PostCan't you pull a pair of the tubes to make it a 50 watt?
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Just make sure you pull from the correct slots. On my Mesa amps you can pull either the inners or outers, but you do NOT pull the left pair or right pair.
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Originally posted by dave74 View Post
That's what I was thinking too. Pull a pair and half the ohms. (4ohm output into 8ohm cab)
Just make sure you pull from the correct slots. On my Mesa amps you can pull either the inners or outers, but you do NOT pull the left pair or right pair.
I used to run 6L6 and KT-77.
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Originally posted by Demanic View PostPretty sure that Marshall is the same. My Carvin was. You could run two different sets of tubes that were in the 6L6 family as long as your inside and outside pairs matched.
I used to run 6L6 and KT-77.
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Originally posted by Beer$ View PostThere’s a speaker identic to the greenback, I think it’s the blackback (G12M?) because they ran out of green rings and just sold them as the latter when they’re the same speaker on the inside.
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Originally posted by Securb View Post
The blackbacks are G12H, at least mine are, I am not sure if they used the black caps on anything else. This set has the pulsonic cones stamped 1777. That would make the manufacturer date Feb 1973 to Apr 1974
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the 1777 code indicates the 75hz cone, its a celestion code not manufacturer code. there are both g12h and g12m blackbacks, same with greenbacks. just like fender or gibson, they werent going to stop making something because a piece of plastic in the right color wasnt available. cool speakers!
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Blackbacks are the just the colour of the speaker caps they were using at the time.
G12M (medium magnet) or G12H (heavy magnet) is what determines the specific model no.
Both models have been manufactured with green, black, and cream speaker caps in the early days.
Re-issue Greenbacks are a tribute to the original G12M models. When people say Greenback they are almost always referring to G12M model no.
Read all about it here:
https://solodallas.com/celestion-lou...comment-page-2
Last edited by Animal; 08-24-2022, 09:47 AM.
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Originally posted by jeremy View Postthe 1777 code indicates the 75hz cone, its a celestion code not manufacturer code. there are both g12h and g12m blackbacks, same with greenbacks. just like fender or gibson, they werent going to stop making something because a piece of plastic in the right color wasnt available. cool speakers!
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