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Celestion Creamback M65 - Mesa Badlander 50 1x12 IR

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IR

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The Mesa Boogie Badlander 50 1x12 combo comes stock with a Celestion G12M-65 Creamback in an open back configuration. The Creamback M65 has been used stock in open back format for the limited edition versions of the AC15/AC30, Deluxe Reverb, 30th Anniversary Hot Rod Deluxe/Blues Junior, and probably more. These IRs will probably work well with Fender and Vox amps, which normally are played through open back cabs. Pairing the IRs with Marshall 18W amps/captures may also work well. Clean and low gain are likely the best use cases. I don't like the speaker in the 1x12 open back format for Plexi-style gain and anything more saturated. The configuration is an odd choice for the Badlander 50, since the Crunch and Crush channels are fairly high gain. 24Bit 48kHz - 500ms - MPT Format Naming Convention G12M65 1x12 <Mic Model> <Distance from Center> <Distance Off Grill> <Off Axis Angle, if applicable> -BU87IC - Beesneez BU87I C Large Diaphragm Condensor -M160 - Beyerdynamic M160 -M201 - Beyerdynamic M201TG -MD421 - Sennheiser MD421 II -SM57 - Shure SM57 Equipment Used: -Behringer A800 Power Amp -Stam SA73 Microphone Preamp -RME UCX II Audio Interface -Voxengo Deconvolver

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