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J-Rocks
Member
Finally got my over sized cab for my Blues Junior III, same size as a Hot Rod Deluxe. It definitely adds some needed depth and low end punch, the BE-OD sound massive!! 
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MrSticky
New member
Great looking cab! Love oversize cabs too.
SpiderWars
Well-known member
A Blues Jr in an oversized cab with a BE OD. How could it not sound good.
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J-Rocks
Member
SpiderWars":1qja39hj said:A Blues Jr in an oversized cab with a BE OD. How could it not sound good.
Sounds HUGE
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J-Rocks
Member
Just installed a Celestion G12H30 into that cab man that speaker sounds so much better in a bigger cab, it allows for a bit more low end and has a great clarity in the mids and highs and nice and tight. The BE-OD sounds sweet!!.
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J-Rocks
Member
Just installed another new speaker to try it's the Eminence CV-65 and according to Eminence it's tone is closest to the Celestion Creamback 65, so far I really like this speaker works nicely with the BE-OD pushing it.
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CaseyCor
New member
Now that is a cool little rig. I've been thinking about putting together some sort of small tube amp rig w/ OD pedals that I can use on it's own, or then combine with digital modelling for bigger stuff. A small, versatile tube rig like yours would be great on it's own, and could help fill in some color on a digital rig. I was looking at those new Roland Blues Cubes, the one Eric Johnson did some work on. I know it's not tube, but it's interesting as it's own thing. Could run it with pedals, and combine it with some FRFR wedges for the modelling and stereo effects when I feel the need to really kick it.
Where'd you get the cab from? It looks great!
Where'd you get the cab from? It looks great!
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J-Rocks
Member
CaseyCor":1a573ynd said:
Thanks,love playing through this cab I got it from http://carlscustomguitars.com/Dovetailed-Pine-Cabinets_c4.htm
