sluice":v1cyt1i2 said:To answer my post, from my searches..
I have to look at the cone number, to see if it has 003 showing that's it's a pulsonic cone.
This is the key, contrary to the popular belief of Pre Rola VS Rola
More info here : http://www.bygonetones.com/pre-rola-explained.html
More info welcomed!
sluice":18qvj8e9 said:Thanks a lot for your answer guys!
Scum, I have to say that my Tone guru contact that's also an amp builder, says you make the best new cab today and the best vintage speakers. This dude is the biggest tone nerd you can imagine.
Definitely looking forward to test that out, one day!
Last question, price wise, is 1350 USD overpaid for such cab: 1972 412b in very good condition with the pulsonic cones?
Scumback Speakers":2wy8a4oy said:sluice":2wy8a4oy said:Thanks a lot for your answer guys!
Scum, I have to say that my Tone guru contact that's also an amp builder, says you make the best new cab today and the best vintage speakers. This dude is the biggest tone nerd you can imagine.
Definitely looking forward to test that out, one day!
Last question, price wise, is 1350 USD overpaid for such cab: 1972 412b in very good condition with the pulsonic cones?
$1350 is a decent price for you. Be advised it should have the small checkerboard cloth, no plastic corner and with plastic handles. I've seen them with metal handles in 71, but not 72.
Have you got pics yet?
sluice":obdgoyro said:Scumback Speakers":obdgoyro said:sluice":obdgoyro said:Thanks a lot for your answer guys!
Scum, I have to say that my Tone guru contact that's also an amp builder, says you make the best new cab today and the best vintage speakers. This dude is the biggest tone nerd you can imagine.
Definitely looking forward to test that out, one day!
Last question, price wise, is 1350 USD overpaid for such cab: 1972 412b in very good condition with the pulsonic cones?
$1350 is a decent price for you. Be advised it should have the small checkerboard cloth, no plastic corner and with plastic handles. I've seen them with metal handles in 71, but not 72.
Have you got pics yet?
I've uploaded pics here : http://imgur.com/gallery/Bm5XXb6
I've asked for more pictures, 1 of each speaker back and one of each cone number.
From his pictures, the cone number doesn't match the back, unless the 4 speakers are not original.
From his pics, the speaker shown is a 75hz G12M 25 watt greenback. But the cone number : 102-14 indicates a 55hz cone.
All make sure all other 3 cones are also pulsonics.
Are 55hz Greenbacks a bad move?
I mean if they are much more darker sounding, maybe I should just stick to my 75hz reissue...
Scumback Speakers":2mo35o4a said:sluice":2mo35o4a said:Scumback Speakers":2mo35o4a said:sluice":2mo35o4a said:Thanks a lot for your answer guys!
Scum, I have to say that my Tone guru contact that's also an amp builder, says you make the best new cab today and the best vintage speakers. This dude is the biggest tone nerd you can imagine.
Definitely looking forward to test that out, one day!
Last question, price wise, is 1350 USD overpaid for such cab: 1972 412b in very good condition with the pulsonic cones?
$1350 is a decent price for you. Be advised it should have the small checkerboard cloth, no plastic corner and with plastic handles. I've seen them with metal handles in 71, but not 72.
Have you got pics yet?
I've uploaded pics here : http://imgur.com/gallery/Bm5XXb6
I've asked for more pictures, 1 of each speaker back and one of each cone number.
From his pictures, the cone number doesn't match the back, unless the 4 speakers are not original.
From his pics, the speaker shown is a 75hz G12M 25 watt greenback. But the cone number : 102-14 indicates a 55hz cone.
All make sure all other 3 cones are also pulsonics.
Are 55hz Greenbacks a bad move?
I mean if they are much more darker sounding, maybe I should just stick to my 75hz reissue...
I looked at the pics, the 102-14 cone pic is of a Heritage Reissue G12H30 55hz, the other I saw is of a G12M T1221 but no cone # shown. Right now it doesn't look like you have four of the same speakers in that cab. I would wait until you get a pic of the cab with all four speakers from the back, the cone #'s, the Txxxx and date codes (T1221 and GE on that one indicate an August 1972 date code, G12M 75hz). Going to need better pics, cone #'s and pics of the frame and date codes before you pull out your wallet on this one. The cab looks decent, though! But the speakers are not original, and from what I've seen so far, not all the same.
Scumback Speakers":360lr38h said:That cone # stamp of 102 14 looks right. But you need to verify the rest. Are you going to play this cab in person before paying for it, or is it sold with a money back return policy if it's got issues?
Scumback Speakers":sxlcdq2z said:T1511 should be a G12M 25w 16 ohm 55hz cone, but you have the 75hz T1221 label. That happens a lot, but the cone pics become important now. My 14 year old Greenback thread on the TGP forum has lots of info and pics.
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index ... etc.67646/
sluice":1vuh87ol said:This one is local. So I have the chance to play it with My Soldano SLO.
And I have the chance to thoroughly inspect the cab and speakers. So anything I should look for other the the cone and speaker numbers?