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This classic guitar speaker actually started life as a radio speaker that was modified specifically for use in electric guitar amplifiers. In its original incarnation as the G12 T530 it appeared in several colour variations, but it was the Blue version, fitted as standard into Vox AC30 amps, that secured its place in guitar tone history.The Blue found favour with notable guitarists like Brian May, due to its glorious dampened attack, warm lows, mellow upper-mids and brilliant bell-like top-end. When coupled with a suitable amplifier it evokes rich definition and develops beautiful musical compression when pushed. According to tone enthusiasts worldwide, the Blue is the benchmark for guitar speaker perfection.

 

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Celestion - Celestion Blue

US$485.00Price
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  • Specifications

    Nominal diameter

    12", 305mm

    Power rating

    15Wrms

    Nominal impedance

    Available 8 or 15 Ω

    Sensitivity

    100dB

    Chassis type

    Pressed steel

    Voice coil diameter

    1.75", 44.5mm

    Voice coil material

    Round copper

    Magnet type

    Alnico

    Frequency range

    75-5000Hz

    Resonance frequency, Fs

    75Hz

    DC resistance, Re

    Available 6.4 or 11.8 Ω

     

     

     

    Mounting Information

     

    Cut-out diameter

    11.1", 283mm

    Diameter

    12.2", 309mm

    Magnet structure diameter

    5.0", 128mm

    Mounting slot dimensions

    0.31", 7.9mm 

    Mounting slot PCD

    11.7", 297mm

    Number of mounting slots

    4

    Overall depth

    6.5", 165mm

    Unit weight

    9.3lb, 4.2kg

     

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