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Published on 12/22/11 at 07:08
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Excellent
This speaker was purchased with the head of TSA15 Ibanez.
Semi-open baffle of 80 W with Celestion Seventy 80 HP, the tsa ibanez 112c is a good speaker. Well cash it (80 w it leaves room compared to 15 w head).
The sound is more modern, with neutral media is the opposite of that vintage 30 or highlight them G12T75 hollow instead.
The highs are correct (I prefer those G12H30 beacoup softer).
It has a low tendency to swell around 150-200Hz depending on what styles can make it all a bit messy (hello our friends the metal). Just in this case to fall slightly on the amp.
In a solid construction, it is still very light (less than 10 KG) which makes her look with its main asset class.
HP is a correct but does not compete with more expensive speakers mounted G12H30 (Egnater tweaker). It is to advise against people who do not like the directness and a little aggressive vintage 30.
Finally, it is a cabinet (HP sutout) with its vintage roots and less than some competitors (more expensive for that matter) but not necessarily aggressive as some modern HP.
Semi-open baffle of 80 W with Celestion Seventy 80 HP, the tsa ibanez 112c is a good speaker. Well cash it (80 w it leaves room compared to 15 w head).
The sound is more modern, with neutral media is the opposite of that vintage 30 or highlight them G12T75 hollow instead.
The highs are correct (I prefer those G12H30 beacoup softer).
It has a low tendency to swell around 150-200Hz depending on what styles can make it all a bit messy (hello our friends the metal). Just in this case to fall slightly on the amp.
In a solid construction, it is still very light (less than 10 KG) which makes her look with its main asset class.
HP is a correct but does not compete with more expensive speakers mounted G12H30 (Egnater tweaker). It is to advise against people who do not like the directness and a little aggressive vintage 30.
Finally, it is a cabinet (HP sutout) with its vintage roots and less than some competitors (more expensive for that matter) but not necessarily aggressive as some modern HP.