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AC30CC2X with Celestion Blue "Bulldog"
Alnico speakers
The world’s first dedicated guitar
loudspeaker and a part of musical history. The unique tonal character of
the Celestion Blue, combined with the valve amps of the time, helped to
define the electric guitar as we know it today.
Variations of the Blue were actually released in several different
liveries, including chrome, red and silver. Used by many classic amplifier
manufacturers of the time, it was the speaker’s adoption by Vox for their
AC30 that ensured the Blue’s place in history.
The Blue has a bright, lively character with
a carefully controlled bottom end and shimmering highs which remains
popular and distinctive to this day. This is the type of speaker used by
JMI (Jennings Musical Instruments) Vox in all AC-30s made from 1960
through 1967. It is one of the major components of classic "Beatle tone."
| General specifications |
| Nominal diameter
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12", 305mm |
| Power Rating |
15W |
| Nominal
impedance |
8Ω |
| Sensitivity
|
100dB |
| Chassis type |
Pressed steel |
| Voice coil
diameter |
1.75", 44.5mm |
| Voice coil
material |
Round copper |
| Magnet type |
Alnico |
| Frequency range
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75-5000Hz |
| Resonance
frequency, Fs |
75Hz |
| DC resistance,
Re |
6.4Ω |
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