Celestion G12M Greenback Heritage VS G12h (standard)

Celestion G12M Greenback Heritage compared to G12H 70th anniversary.
Just my 2 cts with cam microphone.
Laney Lionheart L20H amp, home made 2x12 cab (Bogner oversized like).
Suhr FL Strat pickups, Suhr SSH on LP like.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Laney
• Lionheart
• L20H
• Celestion
• greenback
• G12M
• G12H

[ersemola]

are you plaing the g12h STANDAR or the HERITAGE g12h version? thx

[jonizefox]

@ersemola answer is written in the title AND in the comments of the video...!

[valentino0214]

Thank you. This is a very good and helpful review~~

Great job!

[jonizefox]

@valentino0214 thanks !

[ersemola]

@jonizefox the g12m as 25 or 30 watt?

[jonizefox]

@ersemola GB Heritage = 20W. Google is your friend ;-)

[Ombrenuit]

I listened to this blind while browsing, and switched over when I heard something I liked. g12m everytime

[jojokeo]

Don't let the inefficient speaker rating fool you on the box regarding the 20w G12M Heritage speaker - it sounds as loud as my alnico blue to me, & every bit as good really. The tone is magical & much better than the cheaper 25 watt greenback made in China. That one's okay but not as clear & breaks up a bit faster too. The G12H Heritage definitely has more bass but the treble response is pretty harsh too if you're not careful. Good for a dark amp and/or guitar like a Les Paul. Hope this helps?!

[flatleaver]

Cool vid. If I was rich I'd have the G12M for recording and the G12H for live since it has a more cutting sound that would help it stand out while the G12M would sound better for recorded work where the warmth and nuance would be more easily utilized within the song structure.

[jonizefox]

@rw5791 no sorry, I use the gear that I already have or someone would lend it to me. Matter of cost too !