Clip: Randall ISO V30 vs gt75

[JonWormwood]

Should be pretty obvious.

git > cab > 906 > ultralite

 

[RedDog]

It works for old school 80's style speed metal.

 

[JonWormwood]

I think I'm going to put the v30 back in!

 

[7string]

Please elaborate. I've never used either speaker. I think a mix of both would be best

 

[JonWormwood]

Um well.... Heh

 

[JonWormwood]

With some EQ'ing, they both work really!

 

[7string]

Was the first one the 75? They both sounded pretty close to me except the first one had a little more high end. Cool song.

 

[JonWormwood]

Was the first one the 75? They both sounded pretty close to me except the first one had a little more high end. Cool song.

Nope first one is a v30. Thanks!

 

[acalaf]

they both sound decent but seems overloaded compared to a the typical miking one speaker in a 4x12. cool riff.

 

[kylendm]

Was the first one the 75? They both sounded pretty close to me except the first one had a little more high end. Cool song.

Close? What??

 

[JonWormwood]

they both sound decent but seems overloaded compared to a the typical miking one speaker in a 4x12. cool riff.

Overloaded?

 

[acalaf]

I guess I should explain. By overloaded I mean that there is too much speaker breakup in both clips because only 1 speaker is handling the load of the amp. Typically, you mike only 1 speaker in a 4 x 12 cab but the load is being handled by 4 speakers so there is less speaker breakup. The "overloaded" speaker has too many mids and diminished bass response in comparison one speaker in a 4X12. Hope that clarifies the point a bit.

 

[Shinozoku]

acalaf: Jon uses a fuckton of mids, and doesn't peg his bass like 5150 users.

 

[PaoloJM]

The 75 sounded better here to my ears, and I normally prefer a V30.