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My rig is an Engl Savage 120 MKII and old JCM800 cabinet with 4 G12-T75 speakers. I have no complaints but I would love to try a cabinet with V30's someday. This was very interesting!

I've got Creamback's in my Peavey 5150 212 combo and another set in my 212 extension cab. If I was going to mix them I'd get a set of Creamback 75's.

Cool demo! Not sure why they would go through the trouble of finishing with Nitro, then removing half of it in the relic process?

O damn. This depth/darkness is exactly the part of the sound I am missing with the v30 2*12 now, will keep this speaker in mind! Switch one out maybe 😁 thanks for the video!

Thank you❤🤘

T75 is the Metallica tone in RtL & MoP. I'm not sure what they used in KeA; AJFA was a frankenamp with marshall mesa and whatnot plugged together (though I'm pretty sure they were still using 75s); Black Album was Mark IIC+ through V30s. But if someone wants to replicate the Ride/Master sound, they can't do it without T75s. To me, they sound too spiky on their own, but they mix really well with Marshall Vintages.

The internet says G12 T75 suck. Therefore, G12 T75 must be awesome. I personally prefer these speakers over V30s

57/66 sound more natural clean, and seem like a hifi version of the 81/85 set. However with high gain, the 81 just does the thing. What Kristian Kohle describes as "ghonk-ghonk-ghonk" Whether it's because we're so used to hearing it, or because there's some magic sauce in it that cannot be improved upon, there really is no substitute for an EMG 81. I say that, but I decided on an a Steve Lukather set for my first actives as I'm a strat guy through and through, and I'm a big fan of Steve Lukather. However if I really like them, which I think I will, then I've got two other strats and a jazzmaster that may end up with EMGs as well. I'm already thinking an 81/85 in my Blacktop HH, and a David Gilmore loaded pickguard in my beat up black strat from 1996. The baritone jazzmaster is definitely calling for some EMG J-Masters now that they're out. No more noise. I'm over it.

I wasn't really paying attention until you got to the G12-75s! Wow! They sound beastly! I have two Peavey 6505 cabs and am considering swapping out the stock Sheffields in one of them for something else. These are a good option!

All you got to do now is get a good guitar processor, fractal, boss, Kemper, line 6 ,etc and get a great cab

I really want a larger ENGL amp since enjoying my Ironball but not sure which to get for brutal downtuned metal.

Great video "mr" Euge , im a ENGL guy but love this lil mt15 what a beast of a lunch box , I still will grab my fireball 1st but this lil amp rocks

Yeah, this demonstration shows the 2000 to have more punch but I’ve been able to get as much or as little as I need with the right stomps out front and through the fx loop, also the JVM true cleans are stellar, we didn’t hear that in this comparison Both great heads, sure the 800 is the one trick pony we all love to ride, I do have a ‘82 jcm800 full stack, my first Marshall Also the Plexis are great the 1959 super leads are a favorite , I haven’t found a bad Marshall JTM45 Marshall for me Mesa mark series pretty close second

Love the ISP Decimator 2 g string, just amazing

Ciao Euge, love your channel man! I have 2 Greenback 20w G12M Heritage series, was thinking of putting in a 2 x 12 cabinet, or would you recommend maybe put in a 4 x12 in cross config with V30's? They are very different wattages obviously. I have 4 x 12 Randall cabinet with Seventy 80's and Peavey 6505 4 x 12 with shitty sheffield 1200's. Appreciate your advice/expertise.

Wow very nice job comparing and contrasting the differences! I love your channel. I wanted to ask about your Tele in the rack behind you. I don't think I have seen you play it. I will search your channel. Peace!

Awesome and thanks for great content !

Wow Euge, that is epic,beautiful. Sincerely spoke.

The impression i'm getting from you is you look hard and play hard but you are not hard as a person. You are a likable very talented guitar enthusiast.

Man thanks, this is so far the best review focused on apartment/bedroom level sound discussion. I have bought PRS MT 15 amp and 60 watt 1x12 cabinet, and still even on half mode amp sounds sou loud that it even damages ears, master volume at low level did not help a lot because sound changes in that case. Attenuator is needed even with such an amp. Cheers!

2:18 The "12JN" on the sticker indicates the date this speaker was made. The sticker on yours indicates it was manufactured on the 12th of September, 2003.

Unit67 in front of the clean channel of the block sounds amazing. With that said, I use passive pickups. Haven't tried with EMG.

On the 75/906, first thought was try moving the mic away from the speaker to reduce the proximity effect. Sometimes little changes there can make a huge difference. Also if you haven’t tried a v30 with a g12h30, that works extremely well.

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is this the old made in england version or the new chines one

Euge, another great video! I remember reading about (the legendary) Ronni Le Tekro (TNT) using a BOSS BF-2 Flanger to get his unique ‘tubular’ tone. I believe he used a BF-2 with the manual knob turned all the way up and the other knobs turned all the way down. He also used an overdrive (BOSS SD-1?) before or after the BF-2 (I can’t remember which), going into a Marshall amp. It was a great tone to me! I no longer have a BF-2 to test it out…

I remember the standard Marshall cabs in the 90s sounded awesome with the T75s, as did the Greenbacks. I have only heard YT demos of the modern T75s and to my ears they sound nothing like the old ones. And I'm not talking about having the speakers broken-in. The old ones sounded awesome brand-new in the store. I'll have to re-try the modern ones.

Very informative video. I think I'll stick with fixed bridges 😂

T75 412, SM57 right up on the cone, loud as fuck amp. Done and done.

V30 all the way. No debate at all.

segeborn made a video of a guy comparing the old 80s t75s with the new ones and they sound completely different. the 75s in my 800 cab from 89 sound great

I have been using 2x UK made T75 and 2x UK made V30's in my Marshall cab for quite a while now. But i have V30 on the top and T75 on the bottom. I think it is a great sounding combination. Thanks for the great vid and agreeing it is a good combination of speakers. I enjoy watching all your videos. Cheers.

great video mate thanks for sharing your insight

I have a 212 with Chinese t75s from early 2000s and have had such a doozy getting them to sound not harsh. Maybe I just have bad luck haha.

Amazing deep dive!! I´ve been searching for a video like this for ages.🤘

im sittin here going, wtf guitar is that and a window pops up with the guitar and pup info and tuning. Luv that. So many people do not provide that info as far as tunings and pups. And talk about efficient finger movement. dayam.

I think a lot of people would agree T75s sound great in the room/live, but I've never had a single issue RECORDING with them. Absolutely one of my favorite speakers in that context...they give a certain "air" and liveness to a mic'ed tone and don't sound like a disembodied speaker. It's a very synergistic sound between the speaker and the cab itself. When I had my Uberschall/Uberkab, my prevailing thought when recording that setup was that the T75 was THE speaker doing the heavy-lifting with that amp, without question. They translate the bottom end that amp has to a T, pun intended. They give you the "snap", the articulation/attack and they don't sound honky. Better still, they're a 40+ year old speaker and STILL sound modern. Yes, the highs extend a bit, but most modern amps are plenty capable of dialing it back while still giving you the pick attack heavy guitars need. I'll defend T75s 'til I'm dead and buried!

Eb Standard is my preferred tuning as well! Nice video, all makes total sense.

Is that the 16 ohm out?

T75s highly specialized in my opinion

Marshall has always paired those with their heads because it rounds out all of that Marshall mid range and it's very easy to dial up the mid range and balance it out which is also why they would always use the vintage 30 in the jubilee cabs because the jubilee was a lot darker of an amplifier. Combined, they are great and complement each other great also a K 100 or a K 85. And the old old school marshals yes they love the greenbacks or the cream backs but I do feel like an 800 with a good cabinet with those two blended is just solid awesomeness.

I love the video. I'm personally a fan off G-12 - T75 and because of all the reasons you have told and presented to us, it's so obvious that it sound's huge and it does not suck at all. It kick's ass!!!

Not bad considering it’s a fraction of the price of the valve amps

Having recently built my setup, I replaced my crappy stock speakers with vintage 30’s and greenbacks. After seeing this, I wish I would’ve gotten those T-75’s. They really seem like their sound would just go through you. I achieved a good sound with what I got but damn, this very good comparison makes me wish I went with the 75’s. Very nice video comparison! 🤘🤘🤘

Is it worth also replacing the choke and power transformer? I see Mercury makes replacements for those as well.

Vintage 30 was my fovorite here. Has the most clarity. Green back sounded kind of dull.

This just made me realise i need to get a creamback 🤣

Great video and explanation! I would love to see how to re-amp with lets say my go to or favourite microphone/s situation?

"Secrets"

Great video Euge! Some excellent points there you make about capturing the T75 with a mic. I personally use this speaker with a V30 and really love the 3 dimensional but still in your face sound you get from them, especially with an amp like a Soldano. Thanks Euge.