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These are great speakers. Brighter than G12M Greenies and tighter. It would be cool to test these with JTM45 type amp. I just got 2 H speakers more so now i have 4X12 those :D I bet 20W G12M is good too.

@ thanks for your answer always interesting to have a direct opinion of someone who tested them and own them. Thanks again.

@@juliendammert7488 Your welcome. G12M is smoother and has little more mids, that classic Greenback sound. Even that G12H55Hz is bass cone speaker it is brighter than G12M which is funny. H is also tight sounding like V30 or G12H Anniversary. H is like the grandfather of V30 but sound wise like mix of Greenback and V30.

Hi. Yeah if you wanna go fully like Hendrix had everything then you have to get opposite angle pickguard, but i had 2015 or 16 Fender Hendrix strat before and i don't notice big difference to that. It's more that the pickup is flipped because it gives a different type sound then (brighter and tighter). Of course opposite angle makes difference too but it's not big. And yes reverse headstock effects mainly to string tension. I had reverse headstock and opposite angle bridge pickup some years ago and i have some older videos where i play with those like this ua-cam.com/video/2Q8Pvlo_ZVU/v-deo.html and this ua-cam.com/video/FEr7g_ry82Y/v-deo.html

This is my dream rig :) I appreciate your feedback, thanks and you are right. I just don' t have another mic input on my focusrite scarlett but maybe i can do 2 parts and combine those.

@@kuitaristi3003 Doesn't sound bad. What focusrite do you have ? I just made a video of miking speakers =D

@@dewil7313 Hi and thanks! I have 4Th Gen focusrite scarlett with one mic input.

Agreed! If you’re going to pull a mic back away from the cab and center it for “cabinet in the room sound”.. Then the only good way to do it is close mic the edge of a speaker cone w/an SM58 & mix a 2nd mic 2-3 feet off cab then mix the recording of the “room mic” in via Protools or whatever software you use..

@@JasonWright-mc6dz Yeah but i kinda like it. Sounds little more like Fender :) I'm gonna try this with 4x G12H 's too.

My experience of these both is the opposite. Duncan is scooped and Dimarzio has more mids.

@ not in this video!

Hi. It sounds okay but i like to use it without master volume because it just sounds better). You have to open master volume a lot to get great sound with it so it's not completely good for lower volume playing if you want natural amp overdrive. As 50W master volume works little better but artificial load is better.

You are right i notice this from this video too that, mic didn't capture much difference. In room sound difference is bigger. Room i hear how closed cab has bigger bass and sound is tighter and focused. Open back sound is little more alive and spreads. Also it has more mids.

I don't remember exactly but maybe. Anyway those tones are pretty basic amp + overdrive tones

My tones are not 100% accurate anyway. You can use BIAS Marshall models with Greenbacks and use guitar vol and tone

Yeah they not that's why i have Super Lead too because real amp and cabinet is the thing for me. Amp sims are great for quick recording and practicing playing along songs quietly.

Hi. Yeah i use bottom left input and i like it more than top. When channels are linked like i have here and you put little more volume from normal channel than bright then it sounds like JTM, my opinion. I had JTM45 clone before and i noticed that same type of sound which is great. I kinda discover it accidentally :)

@ yeah I had a stock 70 Superbass recently(circuitwise basically a 67 Superlead without a brightcap) and I found I could get most of that tone from my stock 71 1987 with some tweaking. Both amps through either of two 68 straight cabs with Pulsonic t1221’s. I just found it’s easier to get darker, cleaner, less aggressive sounds out of a Lead spec 4 holer than it is to get brighter, gainier, more aggressive sounds out of a Bass spec amp. Nice tone BTW

@@zachariahwade8482 Thanks! I agree.

@ yeah I’m enjoying the bottom left input with my main guitar, a LP Special with P90’s. Straight in, bright Vol on7, all EQ at noon(attenuated-12db) it’s a great low-mid gain old school tone that can cover a lot of late 60’s to mid 70’s sounds. I think it’s even more responsive than the gainier, brighter top input, which is great for more aggressive later 70’s stuff. Hugely versatile amps. No matter what input the rolled down cleans are sensational.

Hi. Yes it works well and keeps tuning pretty well when tremolo is blocked. At least my guitar.

Yeah i have followed Millstap a pretty long time. The most accurate Hendrix tones i have heard is from Mikel Bluni's channel. He really knows his stuff.

2:10 i use univibe but it had pretty mild effect here. I don't like to use univibe all the time just some stuff like cleans.

Moi. Olen tehnyt satulan uusimisen (TUSQ) ja asentanut lukkovirittimet, mutta ei silti pysy vire vieläkään jos tallan laittaa kelluvaksi. Luultavasti, kun Jacksonin lapa on sen muotoinen kun on, niin kieliin tulee iso kulma joka sakkaa. Pitäis viedä kitarasepälle hoidettavaksi, mutta kattoo nyt. Todella hyvä kitara noin muuten, ja vire pysyy jos blokkaa tallan paikalleen.

@@kuitaristi3003 Siis näissä JS Jacksoneissa se ongelma on nimenomaan tuo talla 🙉 Sinänsä kiva tietää, että mitkään nuo päivityxetkään ei siihen auta... Nuo tremolot on tarkotettu vain erittäin kevyeen tremotteluun, jolloin ne mäihäl voi pysyä vireessä (yhen soolon ajan, lol). Muistaaxeni Andertonsin tai jonku arvostelussa sanottiin, että jos kampeaa vaan ns. sisäänpäin ni on ok, mutta jos ulospäin ni menee heti vireestä.

Hi. Don't know never tried. Probably.

Thank you!

Hendrix way means the pickups. I turn the pickups so that it is like Hendrix had when he use his strats. Maybe orientation is right word? Feel is tighter and sound is little brighter. I made a video where i compare my strat pickups as normal and hendrix way ua-cam.com/video/5BmTXKdC174/v-deo.html

True but i definitely hear difference with full volume too, but i think you can hear it better when you play the guitar yourself than from video because 15nf with full volume is definitely brighter than 22nf.

Hi. Maybe. Pickup is still the same but different magnet makes it sound a little different because magnets reacts different way. I like stock Jazz it's more clear and not too boomy like SD 59N, which is good neck pickup too but more bassy.

Hi. I still like good old G12M25 Greenback more. G12H is cool but it sounds better with my 2061X clone than super lead.

Bad luck. Bring it to some guitar tech or find some videos here youtube about G- string.

Thanks tho i think it can sound better, but this was just first test🙂 G12H Heritage is pretty different than G12M but mix well with those. I'm gonna try to get 2 G12H's more so then i have 2 4X12 cabinets that i can use when i want.

Yes Fender 69 custom pickups.

Hi Bairov. I use the same pedal order that Jimi used, except i also use reverb pedal on some clips: Amp > reverb > univibe > fuzz > wah > guitar. My wah is normal cry baby but i put yellow fasel to it. My fuzz is made by solkio sound kustom (he has UA-cam channel also) and it's just basic silicon fuzz clone.

Yup... I own a 2x12 with these speakers, and they don't disappoint!

Hi Mikel🙂And thanks. I'm not 100% sure did Hendrix have super lead's on his live shows or just JTM100 ones, but it was fun to test your/Hendrix amp settings. I learn also that, i still like G12M25 more but it would be interesting to get full 4X12 with G12H's to test, tho those are just so expensive speakers so don't know will i ever get more than one or two?

@ I think you are fine with what you have. A 4x12 doesn’t really make a big difference in the basic tone. So if you prefer the 25s it’s perfect, just go for it. Jimi oftentimes had a JTM45/100 as the first am in the chain going into two Super Leads 🎸✌️

@@MikelBluni I didn't know that JTM Super Lead thing. Yeah i'm very pleased to what i have now for sure. Been working hard to get all these amps and guitars. It's just the curious nature that wants to test things🙂

I found one used G12H Heritage 55Hz for good price so now i have two of those. Gonna mix those with G12M25's to my 4X12 :)

Thanks, but if you want to hear accurate Hendrix tones go to Mikel Bluni channel.