Re: A good speaker for fuzz?
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 4:49 am
fuuuck I want some fanes. . . .
Jimi made a living slamming them with a Strat and a Fuzz Face and/or Octavia. I've hit mine with Muffs, a Fuzz Face, and an Octavia, and good lord they sound awesome.blakestree wrote:Hmm, dunno, the G12h(55) almost seems better suited for a baritone guitar. And, and it's $90 more from Avatar!
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Nah, scratch that. After listening to more demos I see where you're coming from. Although, in that dude's comparison with the Reaper, I actually think the Reaper sounds better.
I take nothing away from WGS speakers, but they seem to have less of that signature glassy presence then their Celestion counterparts in my experience. Not saying it's a rule, but in my experience it held true. I've had the ET65, and a couple Vet 30's. They were all excellent sounding speakers, but lower sensitivity, and like I said a little smoother less punchy than the originals.
I loved the ET65/Vet 30 combo though, it did have a fairly bold voice, with warmth, a rich mid grind and sweet smooth but still chimey treble.