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Originally re-released a little over a decade ago, the G12H guitar speaker remains hugely popular with players looking to recreate the classic sounds of 60s and 70s rock.With a strong, aggressive low-end and powerful low-mids, the G12H penetrates any mix with an attacking upper mid-range and an ice-cool top- end. Used singly or in quartets it provides serious attitude to soft amp tones, easily cutting through loud stage levels for chord work, and imparting a hard edge to single notes.A favourite in the 'boutique' amplifier market, the G12H guitar speaker is often used on its own or paired with a Celestion Blue or Gold for a full-bodied sound that adds ceramic attitude to the chime of an Alnico speaker.

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Celestion - G12H Anniversary

US$250.00Price
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  • Specifications

    Nominal diameter

    12", 305mm

    Power rating

    30Wrms

    Nominal impedance

    Available 8Ω or 16Ω

    Sensitivity

    100dB

    Chassis type

    Pressed steel

    Voice coil diameter

    1.75", 44.5mm

    Voice coil material

    Round copper

    Magnet type

    Ceramic

    Magnet weight

    50oz, 1.42kg

    Frequency range

    75-5000Hz

    Resonance frequency, Fs

    85Hz

    DC resistance, Re

    6.7Ω and 13.1Ω

     

    Mounting Information

    Cut-out diameter

    11.1", 283mm

    Diameter

    12.2", 309mm

    Magnet structure diameter

    6.1", 156mm

    Mounting slot dimensions

    0.31",7.9mm

    Mounting slot PCD

    11.7", 297mm

    Number of mounting slots

    4

    Overall depth

    5.3", 135mm

    Unit weight

    10.4lb, 4.7kg

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