
Adambomb
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Racerxrated":305d5xd5 said:I would pick up some type of greenback cab...G12 65s, or even older well used Marshall cabs with G12T75s....broken in can sound greenbackish to me. Scumbacks are nice for a higher wattage GB. Look on Guitar Center.com under Marshall and if you find a cab that says 'classic' next to it its a GB reissue cab from the 90s. Those are nice. Or the EVH 4x12 has the EVH Heritage GBs in there. Nice cab.fusoid":305d5xd5 said:I appreciate all the response, guys...they are very helpful...there is a Guitar Center down the street that is now selling the Friedman stuff...
While they don't have any in their showroom, there is a 30 day money back guarantee if I don't like what I bought, etc...
It's down to the Metroplex or the BE100 now...
I am sure I won't be able to give the MP a test drive because I am pretty much homebound, taking care of my aging mother...I can't make a trip anywhere, basically...
I am going by the Lance Keltner video for the most part with the Metroplex, plus your advice...
If I can dial in even a decent semblance of plexi tone with the BE100, I will probably go with that because it does alot of other stuff too...
But, that Metroplex sounds sooo plexi and then some...sheesh...
I do have cabinet choices...If I get the BE100, I'll get the cabinet with it...the 4X12 w/V30s and Greenbacks...but I also have a Marshall cab at home w/4X12 V30s...
If I buy the Metroplex, what cabinet(s) do you guys recommend?
I've listened to the Greenback Heritage series, vintage ones, and the reissues Dave uses. I like the regular Greenback 25's current production over all of them currently. Not much on Scumbacks or Eminence. Having worked as a guitar speaker factory, I think the Friedmans sound best with three speakers... Creamback 65's, Greenback G12M, and good broken in V30's.