TheGreatGreen
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Some cool info in here.
Some cool info in here.
Tune in to the weekly Rig-Talk Eddie Van Halen radio broadcast.
This program is brought to you by Celestion EVH Greenbacks
EVH Greenbacks, where the maths say 100/4=20.
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Best part of vid: "Yeah they're just the normal celestion with a sticker, but Ed wanted them branded"
Tune in to the weekly Rig-Talk Eddie Van Halen radio broadcast.
This program is brought to you by Celestion EVH Greenbacks
EVH Greenbacks, where the maths say 100/4=20.
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Best part of vid: "Yeah they're just the normal celestion with a sticker, but Ed wanted them branded"
I really don't care. I just dropped in to make a joke and move on.There are two different Greenbacks the RI and the Heritage...... These are different things and different speakers.
Both completely different speakers and both Greenbacks.
They are referring to the Heritage Greenback and not the RI here.
Essentially the vid pretty much said the EVH speakers are relabeled Heritage Greenbacks as the Heritage Greenback has been noted to be the essential framework/foundation behind the speaker.
Suuuuuuuuuuure....... me tooI really don't care. I just dropped in to make a joke and move on.
I feel exactly the opposite, never cared for the sound of Peavey transformers, still don't.The way I see it, Ed’s ears were shot by this time and the tuning of the III amps was accentuated to fill in deficiencies in his hearing.
Never liked the III, never even liked the II. The II has a distinct nasal quality to it. The OG 5150 is the king of the hill in that vein.
I mean in this sense for lack of a better word the older ones have a certain character and not as refined as the lll.I feel exactly the opposite, never cared for the sound of Peavey transformers, still don't.