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Speaker - Celestion, 12", G12M-65 Creamback, 65W
The G12M Creamback is perhaps the definitive vintage Celestion ceramic magnet guitar speaker. Developed in the mid-sixties, it was quickly adopted by players like Hendrix, Clapton, Beck and Page, who typified the louder and more aggressive blues rock playing styles that came to characterize that era.The G12M-65 Creamback produces the familiar woody G12M tone, but handles greater power making it ideally suited for today's amps, when a vintage tone is desired. The increased power handling brings with it low end grunt complementing the warm and vocal mid range, crunchy upper- mids and sweet, refined highs.
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SKU:
P-A-G12M-65
Item ID:
009248
Brand:
CelestionCelestion Originals, CelestionCelestion Heritage
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| Impedance | Our Part Number | UPC/EAN | Celestion Part Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 Ω | P-A-G12M-65-8 | 739894586405 | T5864 |
| 16 Ω | P-A-G12M-65-16 | 739894587105 | T5864 |
| Chassis Type | Pressed steel | |
| Cut-out Diameter | 11.1 in. | |
| D.C. Resistance (Re) | 8 Ω version | 6.7 Ω |
| 16 Ω version | 12.5 Ω | |
| Diameter | 12 in. | |
| Frequency Range | 75 Hz - 5,000 Hz | |
| Magnet Structure Diameter | 150 mm | |
| Magnet Type | Ceramic | |
| Magnet Weight | 35 oz. | |
| Mounting Hole Bolt Circle Diameter | 297 mm | |
| Mounting Hole Diameter | 7.9 mm | |
| Mounting Slots | 8 | |
| Nominal Diameter | 12 in. | |
| Nominal Impedance | 8 Ω version | 8 Ω |
| 16 Ω version | 16 Ω | |
| Overall Depth | 130 mm | |
| Power Rating | 65 Wrms | |
| Resonance Frequency (ƒS) | 75 Hz | |
| Sensitivity | 97 dB | |
| Voice Coil Diameter | 1.75 in. | |
| Voice Coil Material | Round copper |
| Packaging Dimensions | 13 in. × 13.5 in. × 6.5 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 8 Ω version | 9.65 lbs. |
| 16 Ω version | 9.6 lbs. |
 Specification Sheet | All Models |
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Can these be used as replacements in a 70s Twin Reverb minimum 4ohm load?
Asked by Anonymous on March 17th, 2016.
March 17th, 2016
Staff MemberTop Contributor
Depending on the year then two of these speakers should be great replacements. You can run two 8 ohm speakers down to the 4 ohm load of the amp and any amp power should be distributed between the two.
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Can I parallel wire two 16 ohm speakers into a 1974 Twin Reverb?
Asked by Anonymous on April 23rd, 2016.
April 26th, 2016
Staff MemberTop Contributor
Generally Twin Reverb amps have a 4 ohm load with two 8 ohm speakers wired in parallel to achieve this. two 16 ohm speakers in parallel would bring you down to an 8 ohm load and would be somewhat mismatched.
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Anybody used one of these in a Marshall DSL combo?
Asked by Anonymous on May 18th, 2018.
This would be a excellent choice for your Marshall giving you the classic G12M tone with more power!
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