Got my Creamback speakers

[philb]

I installed them last weekend in my Cornford 4X12.
The Cornford used to have 4 V30's. I installed the 2 Creamback G12H75 on top.

So far, very impressed even if they are not broken in yet.
The creamback seem to mesh very well with V30's.

 

[glassjaw7]

I'm thinking of doing the same. The H75s are bright speakers... Do you notice an obnoxious amount of high end? V30s are bright speakers obviously as well, at least they are very pronounced in upper mids. Do the H75s seems to "smooth" out the cab or do they just fill in the frequencies that are lacking in the V30s (higher treble frequencies)?

I keep buying and selling V30s. It's always been love/hate and I keep wanting to incorporate them in my setup in some kind of mix but I always grow tired of the grating upper mid spike and grainy tone. I have some nice Weber Legacies and Gray Wolves and some G12-T75s also. Wonder if one of those sets would match up better?

 

[philb]

I'm thinking of doing the same. The H75s are bright speakers... Do you notice an obnoxious amount of high end? V30s are bright speakers obviously as well, at least they are very pronounced in upper mids. Do the H75s seems to "smooth" out the cab or do they just fill in the frequencies that are lacking in the V30s (higher treble frequencies)?

I keep buying and selling V30s. It's always been love/hate and I keep wanting to incorporate them in my setup in some kind of mix but I always grow tired of the grating upper mid spike and grainy tone. I have some nice Weber Legacies and Gray Wolves and some G12-T75s also. Wonder if one of those sets would match up better?

They seem to fill in some frequencies. Now, the spectrum is filled very well. I'm a fan of V30's in the first place though.
I don't like the G12-T75 and Greenbacks are too flubby.
Anywho, I think it's going to fit just fine and any harsh frequencies can be dialled back down using /treble/presence.

So far, so good....

 

[metalmaniac93]

I have a pair of these incoming that I might try with the V30s.