Vintage 30 This has been the Rock and Roll industry standard for
years...sounds great clean or crunchy on all types of music especially
high gain metal.
Good bass, Pronounced Mids , upper mids and highs. 8
ohm or 16 ohm 60 Watts
G12H30
The G12H30 70th Year Anniversary Special has real nice mids and highs and
a warm overdrive BUT an unbelievably rich, deep low
end. When the G12H30's are mixed with Vintage 30's (above) the
result is a wonderful, real wide response..perfect bass, mids, and highs.
8 ohm or 16 ohm 30Watts
G12T-75 Lots of bass. Scooped mids. Sizzling highs. Commonly
used in Marshall cabs. Great for high gain death metal. 8 ohm or 16 ohm
G12T-100
The Celestion G12T100 is a higher powered, even better sounding version of the famous
G12T75. With a massive 100W power rating, this speaker sits
perfectly in high-power or hybrid amplifiers. It voices a modern sound
with a big bass presence. Fantastic for 212s or 412s or anything
high gain. Great for all types of music. 8 ohm , 16 ohm
and 4 ohm specials
100 watts.
Classic Lead 80 This is the 'clean' model
in the higher end of the Celestion line. It is a clear , neutral sounding
speaker with tight
bass, good
definition in the mids and highs...often mixed with Greenbacks or
V30's for that half clean/half crunchy tone.. 8 ohm or 16 ohm 80W
G12M
Greenback
The general consensus is that the lower wattage 25 watt Greenback is very
similar in tone to the 30 watt G12H30 except for that it has speaker cone
break up slightly SOONER than the G12H30. The 'M' in the model number
denotes a Medium sized 35 oz. magnet where the 'H' in the G12H30 denotes a
Heavy 50 oz. magnet... 8 ohm or 16 ohm 25W
Alnico Blue The Top
of the Line Alnico Blue is known for having the BEST creamy rich midrange,
bass, highs with a beautiful forward presence and lots of CHIME. It is considered to
be the best guitar speaker humanity has ever built. 'Out of body'
experiences have been reported. 8 ohm or 16 ohm 15W It's expensive
but we have the lowest price on this or any other speaker we stock.
See below for 50 watt Alnico Gold!.
Heritage G12HIf the G12M was to become a classic, it was the
G12H with its heavier magnet that really characterised the sound of rock
guitar for the new breed of player that emerged in the 1960s. Listen to
any Hendrix recording and the chances are you’re hearing the unmistakably
creamy tones of the G12H. Originally available in two versions – low
resonance for bassists and high resonance for guitarists – both were in
fact embraced by guitar players for their unique tonal characteristics.
The new Celestion G12H is a perfect recreation of the low resonance model,
right down to the voice coil former material, glue formulations and
vintage, solder-only tag panel. Suitable for use in all cabs, it exudes
thick, syrupy tones with a deep, growling bottom end. 8 or 15 ohm
Heritage G12MWay back in the 1960s, Celestion released a
version of the popular G12 guitar loudspeaker called the G12M. These days
nicknamed the Greenback, with its medium weight magnet this speaker had a
tone that was silky smooth and warm, while still retaining the brightness
and punch necessary to cut through the rest of the band. The Greenback was
also a highly articulate speaker, perfect for the pioneering lead
guitarists of the time. A classic had been born.
Over subsequent years, the Greenback has evolved and remains popular with
guitarists and amp manufacturers to this day. As the speaker developed,
though, its tonal characteristics moved away from those of the original
’60s model.
Adhering precisely to the design notes and specifications for the original
speaker, re-discovered during our recent factory move, and using exactly
the same materials and construction techniques, Celestion has recreated
the classic 1960s G12M for a new generation of rock and blues guitarists.
8 or 15 ohm
Heritage G12-65
A forerunner to the G12T-75, the G12-65 was originally created as a
higher-power handling version of the G12M Greenback. Recognised as the
voice of 1980s rock and blues, the speaker was particularly popular in
4x12 cabinets and is considered by many to be the finest speaker ever
produced for use in this classic configuration.
Like the original G12-65, the Heritage Series re-creation of this
legendary Celestion guitar loudspeaker has a tone that’s best described as
sitting somewhere between the G12M and the Classic Lead 80, with plenty of
definition for high-gain playing styles without being too bright or
aggressive. By adhering precisely to the initial design notes,
specifications, materials and construction techniques, the Heritage Series
G12-65 dishes up the cherished guitar tones of the ’80s with almost
unnerving accuracy. 8 or 15 ohm
Alnico
Gold 12""Many other manufacturers have tried to recreate the Celestion Blue
sound in a higher powered driver, and some have come close. But only
Celestion has the experience and know-how to emulate the tone and response
of its own, Alnico classic in a modern driver that’s perfect for single or
multiple applications in cabinets or combos.
What limited the power handling of the Original Blue was the material used
in the construction of the voice coil.
However, after hundreds of hours of testing and countless prototypes,
Celestion has developed a new coil that can withstand higher levels of
power but leaves the tone unaffected.
Such a relatively simple, yet important development, lies at the heart of
a truly remarkable new guitar loudspeaker." 8 or 15 ohm
"I put an Alnico Gold in my Clark 32 watt tweed amp and it sounds fantastic." Dave
G12K100Celestion’s very own monster of rock, the G12K-100, makes full use of the heaviest G12 magnet to combine huge power handling with superb clarity across a wide frequency response.
A massive bottom-end, rock-hard midrange and restrained top-end make this the perfect speaker to add thump and grind to modern high-gain tones. 8 ohm.
The G10 Vintage 10 inch has pronounced mids and highs, 60 watts 16 ohm only
G10 GreenbackThe G10 Greenback has nice warm overdrive tone. 30 watts 8 and 16 ohm
The G10 Alnico 10 inch has incredible chime and smoothness. 40 watts 8 and 16 ohm
Fantastic to begin with , then we slightly break them in. "We love the Hellatones" ToneQuest Report
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U.S. Made Guitar Speakers
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Possibly THE VERY BEST speaker combination we can recommend is the ET65 paired with a Veteran 30™. You cabinet will sound more full and colorful than you ever imagined. If you are putting together a 4x12 cab, we suggest either an "X" pattern or the ET65's on top of the Veteran 30's.
$69.
CELESTION G10C30 16 ohm 10 inch guitar speaker.
30 watts. Big sound from these Celestion 10's. These Custom
Celestions were the stock 10s in a well known companies GH410 cab which sounded
great and got great reviews online. Google GH410 guitar cabinet to see. New
Celestion labels are included to cover famous name magnet labels. all are 16 ohm
speakers..(wire all parallel to 4 ohm or series/parallel to 16 ohm 410) or two speakers
parallel on each side for 8 ohm stereo.
One $19 + $8 shipping Two $35 +9 shipping..Four
$49 +$12
shipping
CELESTION G12T100 12 inch guitar speaker. 100 watts. AKA 'Hot 100' Big clear
tone with extra bass in the bottom end. Great for all kinds of styles of music
especially hard rock and drop tune. 4 ohm 
CELESTION Super 65 12 inch guitar speaker. 65 watts.
Nice break up when driven hard. Good for varied styles of music and amps. 8 ohm,
16 ohm
CELESTION G1230 MG 12 inch guitar speaker.
30 watts. Made for Marshall MG series cabs. Good crunch and sustain. Easy break
up with low power rating and small magnet. Great entry level Celestions, 8 ohm