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I uploaded a video demo of the lightweight Celestion Neo Creamback speaker. It's a lightweight speaker (Neodymium magnet). The demo has clean, crunch and high gain tone, so I hope it satisfies all sorts of guitar players. Both a band setup 'in the mix' and 'raw guitars only' demonstration. I hope you like it and there's a lot more coming, so if you don't want to miss out, feel free to subscribe, it's definitely appreciated. Additional info in the description of the video (pickups used, etc...)
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I made a comparison of 11 Celestion speakers. No post processing (not even lowpass/highpass) to give the fairest representation of how they sound. Which one do you like the most and what are your favourite speakers? clean/crunch comparison: https://youtu.be/JRFu4VcWjFg high gain comparison: https://youtu.be/G7Ko10cQgB4
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Hi all, Since I was going to insert some acoustic foam in my 1x12 I thought why not make a small comparison of open back vs closed back vs closed back treated with foam. Here's the result: https://youtu.be/xu9yHOSsl1M What do you think of the difference? -
Valve amp goes quite after a while. Carlsbro Sidewinder.
Jake Holmes posted a topic in Amps and Cabs
Hello, So basically, I purchased a Carlsbro Sidewinder off ebay for £30. The guy said it had this fault. But I decide that for an all valve british made amp for £30 is still a great deal. So I cleaned all the connections and pots as it had been stood for several years. I plugged it in and worked fantastically for a few hours. I tried it again the next day and after 3 or 4 minutes it goes to an almost inaudible volume with a large amount of hum. So I checked online and saw that it may have been the valves? I bought a known working set and checked to see if it would make a difference. But still have the same problem? So basically I know that it goes quite after a short amount of time and it isn't due to the valves! I have a basic understanding of electronics, but still training on my fault finding. If anyone has anything they could share, that would help so much! Thankyou so much! Jake. (Please find the schematics attached) lo Carlsbro_Sidewinder_Schematic(1).pdf