Yep I like the MHZ112 cab, and the G12-66 Marquee that's in

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HAZE MHZ 15 HEAD- 15W, guitar head-unit, five-tube chassis, preamp: 3 X ECC83, power: 2 X 6V6, solid-state rectifier, two channels, reverb, echo, vibe, chorus, front gold control panel, single input, nine knobs (effects adjust, effects depth, r, b, m, t, OD v, OD g, Clean v), power switch, effects switch, channel switch, bright switch, rear panel: emulated line out, two speaker jacks (16 ohm, 8 ohm), effects loop with on/off switch, footswitch jack, two-button footswitch included, black covering, gray grille with white piping and white script Marshall logo, 20.5 lbs., mfg. 2009-2012.

HAZE MHZ 40C COMBO - 40W, 1-12 in. Celestion G12T-66 speaker, guitar combo, five-tube chassis, preamp: 3 X ECC83, power: 2 X EL34, solid-state rectifier, two channels, reverb, echo, vibe, chorus, front gold control panel, single input, 10 knobs (Normal Ch. v, OD Ch. v, OD Ch. g, t, m, b, p, r, effect depth, effects adjust), bright switch, boost switch (Normal Ch.), channel switch, boost switch (OD Ch.), effects switch, standby switch, power switch, rear panel: emulated line out, two speaker jacks (16 ohm, 8 ohm), effects loop with on/off switch, footswitch jack, two-button footswitch included, black covering, gray grille with white piping and white script Marshall logo, 44.7 lbs., mfg. 2009-2012.

HAZE MHZ112 SPEAKER CABINET - 1-12 in. Celestion G12-66 Marquee speaker, closed back, straight or angled front, designed for use with the Haze MHZ 15 Head, black covering, dark gray grille cloth with white piping and white script Marshall logo, mfg. 2009-2012.

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Yep I like the MHZ112 cab, and the G12-66 Marquee that's in

Postby stratquebec » 25 Apr 2012, 17:43

As the title said, I like the MHZ112 cab, and the G12-66 Marquee that's in I like it with the MHZ15 head, as an extension for my Peavey VK and as a cab for my Little Night Train. Sound very good to me with them all.

I even like it a bit better than my custom 1X12 cab with a blue in. The cab with the blue sounds great, for sure, but all sounds more Marshall with the MHZ112 cab.

Now my question to you is this: In case I want to upgrade to an even better Celestion, which one of the V30 and the Green could be the best replacement for the G12-66? Is the G12-66 based on a V30 or based on green ? Or maybe is it a complete different animal than the v30 and the green?

Please educate me !

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Re: Yep I like the MHZ112 cab, and the G12-66 Marquee that's

Postby surfnorthwest » 25 Apr 2012, 18:32

The Vintage 30 standard for years. Sounds great clean or crunchy on all types of music especially high gain metal. Good bass, pronounced mids, upper mids and highs.

The greenback is a warmer speaker and better for cleaner sound but with its early cone breakup it can be great for low wattage amps. Both are very good.
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