for sure, must have had a pedal in front

High gain, sure, but without the use of pedals, a vox ac 30 sounds nothing like an evh 5150 cranked

@@kenjicarlos8402 The amp is where the gain happens, but the tone is in the speaker.

I thought the same damn..

The type A was good but I REALLY liked the greenback

Too muffled and very nasal midrange to my ears.

Feels like A-type could be a great pair with a g12h in 2x12 cab for beefy riffing mostly. It gives some extra low-mid punch, while g12m cuts thru

I’m thinking of pairing an A type with a V type, or a Greenback with a V type. The A type is far cheaper but damn this video makes the greenback sound good. 🤔

Your ears are like mine. I thought the a type was the best and then the g12h in second

Very articulate through the distortion. Notes do not run into each other. That's why people always saying. Well by itself when I hear it's to bright. BUT recorded in the mix it sounds pretty good. Because the frequency doesn't get louder it gets clearer, more chime, adding distinction to the trailing edge of the note. This is a darn good speaker especially for low wattage amps. Where distortion is used to add sustain. It sings

Not my real life experience and break in may have been part of it. Jensen Jet Falcon is a great low fizz speaker. I have a 210 and it sounds huge without harshness.

That UK v30 was the only speaker I disliked here

Yep totally agree and hard to say which was best because they all sounded good.

the song its from Lasse Lammert, its a di pack called Mago DI its like the "standard" for reamp things haha

SeacowCabs Thanks ! I will listen to it right away ! Bravo for your work

@@theultimatenex Thanks a lot!

of course dude! I need get more speakers and find a cab to put them with other speakers for the users who want to mix them.

Ya I just heard the neo creamback the other day, sounds VERY good.

Soon a new comparison with more speakers

which V30, Mesa, Marshall, or China?

True. Officially the mesa speakers are designed by mesa to be 'mesa voiced'. But that aside, lots of vintage 30's sound different mostly depending on when they were made.

Where did you find them at ?

thanks man!

@@SeacowCabs subbed ;)

Thought the same thing as I own a Reaper HP and that speaker sounds way smoother in my experience.

@@rk28984 I now have 2 Reapers and 2 Retro 30's and yeah, i'm not disappointed. I think thr Reaper 30 watt is damn near perfect. Retro has a tad more treble bite but still a good speaker...

@@jaychen2000metal I use a Reaper HP and Veteran 30 mix. Sounds very good!

@@rk28984 Iown a retro 30 and a reaper and I tend to like the reaper best it is pretty much a perfect speaker. The retro is a bit ear-bleeding in the high freq. I’m thinking of swapping it for a veteran or an et-65. What do you think?

@@dattoboy1 Yeah i got that too. Put the Retros in the bottom and they sound nearly identical somehow.

nope

not all I`m working on the VOX but my goal its get the "VOX" kinda sound but on the pack youll find the greenback, A Type, G12H anniversary, alnico blue and A Type , and two cool speaker additions

@@SeacowCabs yes please! More vox! There isn't enough of them. I like what you did here though because you were able to get a more driven sound from them as opposed to a vox that only sounds good clean. That's my major disappointment with most Vox IRs is the lack of tonal Quality when driven. I'm a huge fan of Thrice and Emery and being able to replicate those tones would be wonderful

@@smash_adams thats the reason why i want to add more speakers, the BLUE sounds something different as the Greeback, and the G12H its great for high gain - rock tones, and the other two speakers that i want to add will be 1- one of the first speakers that comes with the vintage 1960 ac15 amps 2- one of the power handling speaker which its a variation of tone of the stock ac30 speakers The AC30/AC15 are my favorite amps and im a huge fan of that VOX Tones, so i want to capture some of the different speakers who give that specific tones.

That music it's too old for me