Vox AC-15 speakers....

[frigid midget]

I know about the typical choices for AC style amps, but what if I weren't into the same kind of vox tones as everyone else? I might wanna try something more beefy inthere, with more low end, like maybe a speaker thats usually associated with Marshall stacks and what not.

I was thinking maybe a pair of G12h-30s would handle loud fuzz a little better than the greenbacks that are in my AC15C2. Can't really put my finger on it, but its like that amp is lacking definition and...I dunno,...balls
Or maybe the WGS Veteran 30, which supposedly fixes the stuff I normally dislike about vintage 30's...

Eminence has a couple speakers that seem worth a try, judging on the reviews and clips...But they're usually rather pricey around these parts...:s

Anything else out there worth checking?

[PetZounds]

I really wanted to try loading an AC30 with EVM 12Ls when I had one.
I imagine it would sound... stupid loud.
And maybe sound bad.

But maybe good!

[frigid midget]

I really wanted to try loading an AC30 with EVM 12Ls when I had one.
I imagine it would sound... stupid loud.
And maybe sound bad.

But maybe good!

Exactly the sort of stuff I'm wondering lately. I'd like to kinda have a rough idea of what I should expect though, speakers arent as cheap and easy to buy/try/flip as pedals....:s

[waltdogg]

If you play with fuzz on a lot. Try something higher powered. Those greenbacks are probably breaking up too soon. OEM Mesa or a boutique V30 type, G12H-30s, or G12H-100s are all good bets for the British speaker camp. Something about those heavy magnets.

[Muff_Diver]

Beefy and low= Swamp Thang

[voerking]

Beefy and low= Swamp Thang

this. or a Tonker.