Tayden speakers are great!
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2016 6:11 am
Hello guys!
I was looking for a light cabinet to gig with it and I get a light 2x12 and loaded it with Taydens High Brit, that are like G12M's but rated to 50w.
In that way I have a 100w cabinet to handle my '71 Super Lead (I never go further than 7 in the master volumen, so no risk of blowing them).
I've never tried Taydens before and as soon as I get the cabinet I want to test it with a friend that have four old Marshall cabinets (a '68 one and three from the seventies) with M's and H's inside.
We A/B the cabinets and the tone of the Taydens is VERY CLOSE to the old celestions, maybe a mix between M's and H's, but VERY NICE british tone.
The cabinet can be opened and I tried it both ways and with an open cabinet sounds damn good! And becomes very 3D, not directional (that is a pain in the ass when your play without miking the amp through a PA.
I was looking for a light cabinet to gig with it and I get a light 2x12 and loaded it with Taydens High Brit, that are like G12M's but rated to 50w.
In that way I have a 100w cabinet to handle my '71 Super Lead (I never go further than 7 in the master volumen, so no risk of blowing them).
I've never tried Taydens before and as soon as I get the cabinet I want to test it with a friend that have four old Marshall cabinets (a '68 one and three from the seventies) with M's and H's inside.
We A/B the cabinets and the tone of the Taydens is VERY CLOSE to the old celestions, maybe a mix between M's and H's, but VERY NICE british tone.
The cabinet can be opened and I tried it both ways and with an open cabinet sounds damn good! And becomes very 3D, not directional (that is a pain in the ass when your play without miking the amp through a PA.