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  • #16
    Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?

    Originally posted by muttonchopsrule
    dual rectifier through the marshall 1960 with the G12T-75's.

    i find this cabinet to be a good match with this head...gives a nice chunk and a full response without sounding too bright/ice-picky. i think the V30's sound decent, but they accentuate the highs a little too much for my tastes. however, i have heard plenty of players get awesome tone out of a mesa w/V30's.
    +1 I love my Marshall cab with my Mesa... I've heard the G12-75s pushed by a lot of different amps and I've always been impressed.
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    • #17
      Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?



      Thanks guys this has been a really helpful thread


      Originally posted by KLINKDETROIT
      I had a couple of swamp thangs and while I really liked them with my mesa stuff it had a resonant frequency of 97hz and I felt it was a speaker that was voiced more for fender amps and had alot of bass and the least breakup besides the tonker I tried but not as thumpin as a texas that has a frequency of 79hz. The texas is very dark but you feel it and it sounds great for chugs.

      I had a red ryder and felt the classic lead was more punchy but the red ryder is a very neutral speaker and is good at being neutral. Best for a modelling amp as you get exactly what you put into it. The breakup is good but I like a real distinct voice from my speakers.
      Very insightful. I'm thinking of going with either the Swamp Thang, Texas Heat or the Wizard now. I want to go with eminence because it's quite a bit cheaper, expecially from avatar.

      Do or Would the American line of Eminence speakers mix with the British line of speakers very well? Say I take the two governors and run them with two American-voiced speakers, will there be any crazy frequency issues?

      Thanks again!

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      • #18
        Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?

        Originally posted by screamingdaisy
        MkIII through a EV EVM12L loaded 1x12 and V30 loaded 4x12 (oversized Recto).

        I really like V30s, but you have to stand atleast 20ft (preferably further) away from the cab to get a true feel for it's sound....otherwise it sounds really harsh and somewhat boomy.
        Thats a very good point to make man. I agree, I realized that more and more daily as I worked with the EQ on my amp to shape my tone. But I definately love all the tones I get out of my boogie. As far as the speakers, I'm not that familiar but the v30's certainly hit the spot for me. Seems they can tackle mostly anything.

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        • #19
          Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?

          I think if you put the american voiced speakers on the bottom of the cab you will be ok. That is what I do anyhow.
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          • #20
            Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?

            Originally posted by Robert S.
            Im running 90w black shadows into Mesa 3/4 back 112 cabs.
            Same here, I love my cab.!
            Constantly wanting new gear...

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            • #21
              Re: Mesa Owners, what speakers do you use?

              Originally posted by screamingdaisy
              I really like V30s, but you have to stand atleast 20ft (preferably further) away from the cab to get a true feel for it's sound....otherwise it sounds really harsh and somewhat boomy.
              I concur. I really like the Recto 4x12. Yes, it can be boomy, and a little excessive on the lower frequencies. But boy, when those speakers get pummeled and the volume fills the venue's every crevice...guaranteed cream-in-the-pants. Seriously. The thing is...just like a nice tube amp, you gotta get those things pumping to witness the beauty within 'em. I myself tend to forget this every once in a while, when I try to crank my IIC+ in my bedroom!

              Good luck with whatever comes your way!

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