Axegrinder77
Tele-Afflicted
Have a G10 Vintage in my 68 custom Princeton reverb. It was an improvement over the stock 10/30. I've been searching for a bit "bigger" of a sound.
I thought about putting a 12" in there, but have been advised against it. I worry that it that would sound too bassy in that amp, even flubby. For example, I was running our singer's AC15 (12" greenback) in stereo with my Princeton and I didn't like the obnoxious bass coming out of the vox… I politely told him thanks but no thanks - i'll just run my Princeton on it's own!
Anyhow, long story short...
So I was thinking about trying out the G10 alnico gold. It sure is expensive though! Then I saw this new g10 creamback. 45 watts. I wonder if this would be too similar to the G10 vintage? I like the idea of going from the 60watts to 40 or 45. The gold actually has higher sensitivity than the vintage, so that seems ideal - can work the speaker a bit more, but it will actually bit louder.
Anyone have experience with the whole G10 line? Or any of those three in a 68 CPR?
Thanks!
I thought about putting a 12" in there, but have been advised against it. I worry that it that would sound too bassy in that amp, even flubby. For example, I was running our singer's AC15 (12" greenback) in stereo with my Princeton and I didn't like the obnoxious bass coming out of the vox… I politely told him thanks but no thanks - i'll just run my Princeton on it's own!
Anyhow, long story short...
So I was thinking about trying out the G10 alnico gold. It sure is expensive though! Then I saw this new g10 creamback. 45 watts. I wonder if this would be too similar to the G10 vintage? I like the idea of going from the 60watts to 40 or 45. The gold actually has higher sensitivity than the vintage, so that seems ideal - can work the speaker a bit more, but it will actually bit louder.
Anyone have experience with the whole G10 line? Or any of those three in a 68 CPR?
Thanks!