Like the title says, Great Speakers Goes from chimy trebly cleans to singing lead and distortion tones got a pair installed on my Crate vtx200s the old 2x12 combo version. Buy em

I have a pair that came stock with a crate rfx 200s and the sound really good when put into application with the right style/sound your going for I think for blues, classic rock, jazz, and ambient or indie stuff...but metal they kinda crap out in my opinion... there are some volume drops with certain frequncies also wich can be annoying but that's mainly with heavy over drive.

Have these in a 4x12 cab, closed back. use them for rock and metal through an all tube amp. These speakers have a nice smooth breakup, not too early, and sound great for lead playing as well. They are a good all around speaker, kind of in between a vintage 30 and a g12t 75. Great buy for the money, and will also work famously mixed w/ two other speakers in a 4x12 cab, which is an optional set up that is growing in popularity more and more.

I needed to replace the driver in my Princeton 650 so after extensive research I found that G12P-80 was the same driver as the Seventy 80.

Checking out the specs on other drivers, and knowing Fender also uses Eminence speakers in some of their amps, I did a comparison. What I found was that the Eminence Patriot "Texas Heat" had better freq response than the G12P-80 (Seventy 80), twice the wattage capability (150 watts), and was less expensive. Being a gambling kinda guy (and one who seeks out bargains) I opted for the Eminence "Texas Heat".

After about five minutes of noodling around with the newly installed driver, I realized this speaker was totally awesome. Better bottom end & less shrill top end. The crunch is fantastic. I say for a better sound pass on the Celestion.

This is known as an "economy" speaker, but it's a GOOD economy speaker. I paired it with a Guytron BigTone, and it does a beutiful job of complementing it, giving a fuller sound with a lot more "presence." I haven't had it long enough to really push it hard, but so far, it's sounding GOOD!