Warehouse Guitar Speakers...
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Re: Warehouse Guitar Speakers...
I like the WGS speakers I have because of the way they sound not because they cost less than Celestians. I have done head to heads a couple times in combos and cabs between Celestians and WGS and the WGS speakers were used simply because of the tone I got with them.
If you want a it to sound like a greenback buy a Greenback.
I like the WGS speakers I have because of the way they sound not because they cost less than Celestians. I have done head to heads a couple times in combos and cabs between Celestians and WGS and the WGS speakers were used simply because of the tone I got with them.
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Re: Warehouse Guitar Speakers...
starting to really warm up. Frankly, it makes a more dramatic positive difference with the Class5 than the HK (though it is a big improvement).between the new tubes, and the speaker , the class 5 has turned from a rough buzzy somewhat vintage style marshall amp into a good low watt low volume jmp mini-me. If I had to sell an amp right now,.it would not be the C5.
I have noticed my rolled of cleans do not have as much detail as with the V30, but my pedals sound much fuller, clearer, and warmer. The delay repeats are more organic sounding..the phasing....even the Badass is improved.
Nice speaker. I think it is a little smoother/less aggressive than new Greenbacks, but it is definitely in the ballpark. Also if you need beefy lows for gigging, make sure you are using a 2x12 or 4x12 full of them.
When it comes to buying a new cab, which I hope to do soon, I would definitely consider these as an option, but I would not go out of my way to buy them over the real deal, unless price was first and foremost on my mind or I had an amp I felt needed maximum harsh reduction.
starting to really warm up. Frankly, it makes a more dramatic positive difference with the Class5 than the HK (though it is a big improvement).between the new tubes, and the speaker , the class 5 has turned from a rough buzzy somewhat vintage style marshall amp into a good low watt low volume jmp mini-me. If I had to sell an amp right now,.it would not be the C5.
I have noticed my rolled of cleans do not have as much detail as with the V30, but my pedals sound much fuller, clearer, and warmer. The delay repeats are more organic sounding..the phasing....even the Badass is improved.
Nice speaker. I think it is a little smoother/less aggressive than new Greenbacks, but it is definitely in the ballpark. Also if you need beefy lows for gigging, make sure you are using a 2x12 or 4x12 full of them.
When it comes to buying a new cab, which I hope to do soon, I would definitely consider these as an option, but I would not go out of my way to buy them over the real deal, unless price was first and foremost on my mind or I had an amp I felt needed maximum harsh reduction.
Re: Warehouse Guitar Speakers...
I've owned Green Berets and Ipswich works Greenbacks from the '80's and I prefer the WGS actually. While they're not quite the same thing, the Green Berets tend to get less wooly when really pushed and generally sound a little less fizzy than the Celestions. Both are great speakers, IMO.
I've owned Green Berets and Ipswich works Greenbacks from the '80's and I prefer the WGS actually. While they're not quite the same thing, the Green Berets tend to get less wooly when really pushed and generally sound a little less fizzy than the Celestions. Both are great speakers, IMO.
