Are you a Vintage 30 person?

[Explorer84]

Not really. I prefer a warmer sounding speaker. Maybe mixed with other speakers it could work. For instance, pairing them up with some Creamback's. But, V30's on their own are not for me.

 

[NotDemanic]

I've heard that the Randall Jaguars were based on the Vintage 30. If that's the case then yes, I like them. Especially paired with something bright like a 70/80.
Really though, one of my favorite 4x12's has 12M-70's in it.

Of course this whole thread has me wondering what people prefer insofar as impedance? 16, 8, 4 ? And why.

I tend to like 16 for guitar, though I do have an 8ohm 2x12 cab that I really like. For bass, it's 8 or 4.

 

[jeremy]

most of my amps are designed for 8 ohms, though my tw express clone has the 16/8/4 switch

 

[Sam SG]

I don't like V30...I feel they have a mid Honk that I find annoying.
I'm team G12-65.....I used to use greenbacks but find the RI ones to bright and presensy. G12H-30 have nice tone but i think those H speakers are to loud and shouty spounding imo

 

[Artie]

I didn't realize it 'til earlier today, but I guess I'm a Vintage V30 guy too. That's what's stock in my Line 6 / Bogner Spider Valve 112.

I think Line 6 has come a long way from the early POD days. And I can plug my Twin Tube Classic straight into the Bogner amp section, and have a twin channel, all tube amp.