Last night a friend of mine called me.
His truck had been stolen over the holidays and he needed to raise some cash.
I bought my old RK1 combo back from him for $1,000.
I've discovered that I do not like the Celestion MC90 Black Shadow speaker with Rectifiers. I never was able to dial out the fizz on this amp, and I think it was due to the stock speakers. Since I sold it to my friend a couple of years ago, I have experimented with a couple of Rectoverbs and found that the fizz seems to go away when I use speakers other than the stock MC90.
I do really like the clean tones with this speaker, but not the heavier tones.
Anyway......
I was wondering if anyone else had replaced the MC90's with a different speaker in a Roadking or Roadster combo?
I am thinking that I like a lot of the Eminence offerings more than Celestions. I have a few floating around that I will try out sooner or later.
I don't really like Vintage 30's alone, although I have had good luck mixing them.
I'm basically looking for the MC90 tone without the Recto fizz
His truck had been stolen over the holidays and he needed to raise some cash.
I bought my old RK1 combo back from him for $1,000.
I've discovered that I do not like the Celestion MC90 Black Shadow speaker with Rectifiers. I never was able to dial out the fizz on this amp, and I think it was due to the stock speakers. Since I sold it to my friend a couple of years ago, I have experimented with a couple of Rectoverbs and found that the fizz seems to go away when I use speakers other than the stock MC90.
I do really like the clean tones with this speaker, but not the heavier tones.
Anyway......
I was wondering if anyone else had replaced the MC90's with a different speaker in a Roadking or Roadster combo?
I am thinking that I like a lot of the Eminence offerings more than Celestions. I have a few floating around that I will try out sooner or later.
I don't really like Vintage 30's alone, although I have had good luck mixing them.
I'm basically looking for the MC90 tone without the Recto fizz
