G12M...probably the most flat eq's...I use NEO's but they do have a slight nasally eq..... but they are quite easy on the back...tweak that eq abit...and your good to go!
Thanks for spending your time for us! And my question, what kind of mic you used and position for recording. Does audio samples do justice in tonal differences (i mean show overall character of each speaker)between speakers in real life? I am asking because mostly recorded sound is far from what we hear seating in front of amp.
That's a big problem - of course and also everyone is listening with different equippement (computer, headphones/speaker) but - and that's the point of this video (and every vid like this) the tonal character between the speakers are very different. I can only guess that it gives you a good overview because i don't know how it sounds with your equippement ! For that reason i didn't put any info about Mic/position into the video/description, i think thats useless information. And of course (actually the main difference) the speaker feel/react all very different. I think if you prefer a speaker in the video, chances are good that you'll see/hear it the same way if you would do this comparison at home. Cheers and thanks for your comments !
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The 2 P10r sound really good!
p10R is the best... almost acoustic like flavor
Those Jensen P10r sound awesome
This is a great, straightforward demo! Thank you!
Daaamn Brother ... awesome job, thank you for that 🙏🙏 and that tele/Neo-Creamback sound .... damn . . . God Bless You
Massive difference. Now that these speakers are closely compared. The P10R is something quite special. Sounds fantastic.
G12M...probably the most flat eq's...I use NEO's but they do have a slight nasally eq..... but they are quite easy on the back...tweak that eq abit...and your good to go!
Thanks for spending your time for us! And my question, what kind of mic you used and position for recording. Does audio samples do justice in tonal differences (i mean show overall character of each speaker)between speakers in real life? I am asking because mostly recorded sound is far from what we hear seating in front of amp.
That's a big problem - of course and also everyone is listening with different equippement (computer, headphones/speaker) but - and that's the point of this video (and every vid like this) the tonal character between the speakers are very different. I can only guess that it gives you a good overview because i don't know how it sounds with your equippement ! For that reason i didn't put any info about Mic/position into the video/description, i think thats useless information. And of course (actually the main difference) the speaker feel/react all very different. I think if you prefer a speaker in the video, chances are good that you'll see/hear it the same way if you would do this comparison at home. Cheers and thanks for your comments !