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Ok..thank you very much. I'll use it mainly for studio purpose so probably it would be better to find something with v30.
And comparing the v60 and g12 75?
And comparing the v60 and g12 75?
Comparison: Cabs (Mesa/Marshall/Engl)
- Thread starter Lasse Lammert
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Ok..thank you very much. I'll use it mainly for studio purpose so probably it would be better to find something with v30.
And comparing the v60 and g12 75?
they're less fizzy than the t75....they're actually less fizzy than ANY other speaker.
lots of low mids and a slightly scooped high-mid.....goes really well with 5150 and Engl for example, not to well with Recto
I loved it in combination with my blackmore
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not anymore, sold it some time ago.
I preferred the V60 for live and the V30 in the Studio (didn't record it often though)
I preferred the V60 for live and the V30 in the Studio (didn't record it often though)
Djabthrash
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Thanks for those clips Lasse !
All three sound very different indeed... I don't prefer one against another, i don't like one 100%, all need some EQ-ing to sound good for my tastes (unless it's the sound you dialed on the amp that i don't like).
It just seems the Mesa has the most neutral/polished/ready to go sound, whereas the Marshall and Engl have a more specific sound (that i kinda prefer over the Mesa one) but need to be EQ-ed a tad more to work well in a mix...
All three sound very different indeed... I don't prefer one against another, i don't like one 100%, all need some EQ-ing to sound good for my tastes (unless it's the sound you dialed on the amp that i don't like).
It just seems the Mesa has the most neutral/polished/ready to go sound, whereas the Marshall and Engl have a more specific sound (that i kinda prefer over the Mesa one) but need to be EQ-ed a tad more to work well in a mix...
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