Quelle baffle 2*12 avec la tete marshall 30 th anniversary 6100 lm ?

Citation : Je trouve cela dommage de s'orienter vers un 2*12 mais bon chacun son truc...

Citation : Il a dit ça parce qu'il a un 4*12 marshall, c'est trompeur les cab marshall...

Citation : Je suis bien d'accord avec cette idée du seuil à passer mais je trouve que c'est moins vrai avec des V30 qu'avec des grennbacks ...

Citation : Par contre le plan qui consiste à n'utilser que 2 HP sur les 4 dans certaines configs, c'est pas bête du tout

Citation : D'autre part que dire des V30 chinois vs V30 anglais...

Hors sujet : Celestion has been manufacturing products in the UK since 1924. Nearly 10 years ago, Gold Peak, a Hong Kong based company, purchased Celestion and Kef in the UK. Gold Peak is a large manufacturer in the Far East and builds for JBL, Fender, QSC, Samson, and many others.

Their factories are first rate and in fact, do not offer the typical low cost manufacturing for which China is known.

In the last few years, Celestion determined they would need to relocate from their site in Ipswich as the factory was very old, run down, and inefficient. Looking in the UK, Europe, and the Far East, it was evident that using the existing company facilities in China was the best alternative to keep up with record demand levels and continue to match performance. Earlier in 2003, Celestion began moving most production to China. The products still manufactured in the UK, in a brand new facility, include the AlNiCo Blue & Gold, G12M & G12H Heritage, and all Neo Products, including Century/Century Vintage/ BL Neo. Celestion doesn’t manufacture piece parts in this factory, so the paper cone assemblies could very well still be sourced from the original supplier in the UK. That is simply a supply chain decision. The early boxes coming out of China were not always marked with the county of origin, current production boxes should be clearly marked now as to country of origin.

In November 2003, Celestion flew the editors from most of the major Guitar and Music Trade publications to the UK to outline their manufacturing strategy and give them a preview of the new Celestion speakers. We should start seeing the articles in print by January 2004.

Celestions’s experience with the actual performance of the Far East product has been excellent. In fact, they’ve reported a more consistent result driver to driver across production runs. Their “blind tests”, with all of their major OEM customers have been successful, and Celestion’s business continues to grow at record levels. It's important to consider that Celestion did NOT go to an outside contract manufacturing company for production (like some other speaker manufacturers) – they used an existing company owned facility in China that had been making the Truvox range of lower cost guitar speakers for years.

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