Uzeurillus1on
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I just got a Fillmore 50 head with the 1x12 black shadow c90. I love the Fillmore head but I really don’t care for that speaker. Over the years the one speaker I always love and come back to is the greenback. I recently got a pair of fane m65’s and really like them too, they’re similar.
I have a mark v 25 and I’ve been running through and open back 2x12 with greenbacks. I actually like the Fillmore 1x12 when I run that WITH the 2x12. The nasally honk of the c90 is kind of overshadowed this way. I’ve tried enough Celestions to know what I like with them but I’ve never tried an EVM. So I need to figure something out since I don’t like this Fillmore cab.
I would replace the speaker but 1x12’s just don’t sound big enough imo. Thought about getting a thiele cab but back to the black shadow and I don’t think it would give me the 2x12 sound I’m used to.
I’m between getting the new Mesa 2x10 creamback cab and possibly replacing the black shadow with something else in the 1x12 OR there’s a EVM loaded 2x12 for sale- I’m just not sure if I’m going to like them.
I like the crispness and the crunchy breakup of the greenbacks. I hate nasal honk (v30, c90). I don’t like harsh speakers (g1275t). The fanes sound great although I do slightly prefer the greens. I had a pair of Texas heats and hated them, sounded flubby.
opinions for those that have direct greenback and EVM knowledge. Also I don’t mind closed back cabs but I tend to prefer open back. I don’t play out anymore so weight isn’t an issue, all this stuff sits in my basement. I was really on the fence about getting the Mesa 1x12 thiele but between not liking the c90 and a lot of people saying their very beamy and not going to sound as big as a 2x12 I kind of moved on from that idea
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I may play some musical chairs with the cabs too depending on what I get. I have the mark v 25 head, Fillmore 50, and a blackface/dumble clone. For cabs I’ve got the open back 2x12 with greenbacks, fane m65 closed back 2x12 and the Fillmore 1x12. If I get that EVM 2x12 I’ll probably used that with the fender clone and use the m65’s with the Fillmore and keep the greenback 2x12 with the mark
I have a mark v 25 and I’ve been running through and open back 2x12 with greenbacks. I actually like the Fillmore 1x12 when I run that WITH the 2x12. The nasally honk of the c90 is kind of overshadowed this way. I’ve tried enough Celestions to know what I like with them but I’ve never tried an EVM. So I need to figure something out since I don’t like this Fillmore cab.
I would replace the speaker but 1x12’s just don’t sound big enough imo. Thought about getting a thiele cab but back to the black shadow and I don’t think it would give me the 2x12 sound I’m used to.
I’m between getting the new Mesa 2x10 creamback cab and possibly replacing the black shadow with something else in the 1x12 OR there’s a EVM loaded 2x12 for sale- I’m just not sure if I’m going to like them.
I like the crispness and the crunchy breakup of the greenbacks. I hate nasal honk (v30, c90). I don’t like harsh speakers (g1275t). The fanes sound great although I do slightly prefer the greens. I had a pair of Texas heats and hated them, sounded flubby.
opinions for those that have direct greenback and EVM knowledge. Also I don’t mind closed back cabs but I tend to prefer open back. I don’t play out anymore so weight isn’t an issue, all this stuff sits in my basement. I was really on the fence about getting the Mesa 1x12 thiele but between not liking the c90 and a lot of people saying their very beamy and not going to sound as big as a 2x12 I kind of moved on from that idea
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I may play some musical chairs with the cabs too depending on what I get. I have the mark v 25 head, Fillmore 50, and a blackface/dumble clone. For cabs I’ve got the open back 2x12 with greenbacks, fane m65 closed back 2x12 and the Fillmore 1x12. If I get that EVM 2x12 I’ll probably used that with the fender clone and use the m65’s with the Fillmore and keep the greenback 2x12 with the mark