MesaENGR412
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So I had to take apart one of my cabs last night in order to replace a defective speaker. Mesa sent me a new C90 to take the place of one whose center dust cone was coming off, and creating a monstrous buzzing when played through. Since the speaker was relatively new, I decided to talk to Mesa about it, and they sent me another one, and a return label to ship this one back to see it anything was wrong with it. Anyways, I am sure this has been talked about on here somewhere, but I did find am interesting thing while I was taking the cab apart and performing the swap. First, the new speaker came with no label on the back of it, the "Black Shadow" Label was just laid inside the box, and I put it on after I installed it. Second, the small white printed logo on the side of the magnet on the speaker looks like this:
I find it interesting that it reads G12-80. Makes me wonder how this differs from the Classic Lead 80 that I have heard this speaker is designed around. Cool stuff though.
Here is one of my "x-patterns" in all of their undressed glory:
It was a super simple fix, especially with the straight baffle cab. Lots of room in there. Now it is back to sounding great after some tender "breaking in" time :lol:
-AJH
I find it interesting that it reads G12-80. Makes me wonder how this differs from the Classic Lead 80 that I have heard this speaker is designed around. Cool stuff though.
Here is one of my "x-patterns" in all of their undressed glory:
It was a super simple fix, especially with the straight baffle cab. Lots of room in there. Now it is back to sounding great after some tender "breaking in" time :lol:
-AJH