Anyone ever heard of this Greenback cone?
- Thread starter JammerMatt
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the guy who invented fire
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Re: Anyone ever heard of this Greenback cone?
No, I haven't...
No, I haven't...
ricc
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Re: Anyone ever heard of this Greenback cone?
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=67646
"This is the G12M Reissue (Vox Label). 6402 cone code, 75hz, bass response, green magnet cover, and a statement on the label that usually says something like the following:
"This speaker is built to the original G12M specifications. Be careful not to exceed the speaker wattage ratings... blah, blah, blah". When you see that, you know it's a newer one. If it has a big long code on the frame, 12 digits in a row, you know it's a reissue, not an old one. The gray speaker tabs, the long code # (not just a Txxxx code) and the "Celestion, Ipswich, England" address are dead giveaways to it's recent production."
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=67646
"This is the G12M Reissue (Vox Label). 6402 cone code, 75hz, bass response, green magnet cover, and a statement on the label that usually says something like the following:
"This speaker is built to the original G12M specifications. Be careful not to exceed the speaker wattage ratings... blah, blah, blah". When you see that, you know it's a newer one. If it has a big long code on the frame, 12 digits in a row, you know it's a reissue, not an old one. The gray speaker tabs, the long code # (not just a Txxxx code) and the "Celestion, Ipswich, England" address are dead giveaways to it's recent production."
JammerMatt
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Re: Anyone ever heard of this Greenback cone?
Thanx bros.
Thanx bros.
