So I own a 1974 Marshall B cab I got this year and loved the sound right away. The vintage celestions inside just sounded smooth and awesome.
But, because I always love to experiment, I searched eBay on my spare time just to see if I could find different vintage G12Ms I can compare and such.
I found a pulsonic coned 1972 G12M for $100 on eBay! Can you believe it?! I figured something had to be wrong.
Well, turns out it sounds fantastic. I can really hear some qualities that why they are more desireable then the post-pulsonic era.
The Creamback 1974 speaker MAY be an RIC cone... I'm not sure. Its in a cab that has RIC codes on 2 but this one did not have any codes. My guess its its RIC. SM57 Mic was placed straight on pointing at the edge of dustcap on both
1972 Pulsonic Clean
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1974 RIC Clean
http://tylergrund.com/mp3/1974_RIC_clean.mp3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
1972 Pulsonic Dirty
http://tylergrund.com/mp3/1972_pulsonic_dirty.mp3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
1974 RIC Dirty
http://tylergrund.com/mp3/1974_RIC_dirty.mp3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Both really do have their qualities. I like both! But the Pulsonic DOES seem to have a bit of sweeter sound with deeper lows and higher highs.
• Strat with rocketfires
• Elmo Overdrive (for dirty)
• Marshall JTM45/100 Build
(Sorry about the buzz... My poor recording is now relegated to MOUSE FART VOLUMES and that buzz was coming from somewhere in the house... oh well)
