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Celestion V-Type - Line 6 Spider Valve 4x12

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outmodedelectronics

1 year ago

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I made IRs of my Celestion V-Type in 0.25inch (~0.6cm) intervals from the center to 4" (~10cm) away from the cap. A decent starting point would be "G12V70 4x12 SM57 2.50in 0.0in.wav" The 2.50" (~6.4cm) to 3.00" (~7.6cm) area is where I tend to like the V-Type. This is farther away from the cap than other Celestions. 24Bit 48kHz - 500ms - MPT Format Impulse Responses - Celestion V-Type in Line 6 Spider Valve 4x12 Cabinet Naming Convention G12V70 4x12 SM57 <Distance from Center> <Distance Off Grill> <Off Axis Angle, if applicable> Equipment Used: Shure SM57 -Behringer A800 Power Amp -Chameleon Labs 7603 Microphone Preamp -Steinberg UR824 Audio Interface -Voxengo Deconvolver 10sec sine sweeps were used to excite speaker

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Yeah, I would say 2.5-2.75 OA works best for me when mic-ing this speaker. My DSL40CR has this installed. I'm looking forward to trying these with a head-only capture that I'm about to collect from the DSL. So it will be interesting to compare 1) the amp sound/feel in real life to 2) a mic-ed full-rig capture from the V-Type speaker, and 3) a head-only capture played through your IR. Fun times.
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