Diezel rearloaded 2x12, and custom eminence speakers?

[Beardyman]

Hey guys, i've got a chance to pick up a rearloaded Diezel 2x12. It's loaded with Diezel's Custom Eminence speakers. However, I haven't been able to find a lot of info on the Diezel 2x12s, or the custom speakers. I've read that the speakers are somewhat Greenback like.
So, I figured some people here could give me some insight. What sort of characteristics do both the cabinet, and speakers exhibit? I like a cabinet with tons of spread, I hate directional cabinets. (Thats a huge reason why i'm dumping my Orange 4x12) I also hate a loose, saggy, or especially "woofy" low end. It needs to stay virgin tight and precise. I play different types of metal, and a lot of times use large, complex chords, so the sound cannot be too "congested", it needs to be surgically clear, and articulate. I'll likely be placing it on top of an 8 or 10 space rack as well to get it a little closer to ear level if that helps.
Its not a huge deal if the speakers end up not being my thing, I can swap em out a little later. If you know of a speaker or combo that would suit me better, lemme know.

Cheers!

 

[Peter Diezel]

Hello Beardyman,

the cabinet was built in USA without lincense
agreement with Diezel. Anyway, I never was
a big fan of the "Diezel OEM" speakers. Eminence
is able to build much better speakers.

I would go with the Celestion K100 or the Eminence
Tonker for what I had read in Your post.

Best,

Peter

 

[RedB4Black]

The Diezel custom eminence speakers hold the title of worst speaker I've ever heard. Get the 212, but plan on replacing the speakers. v30/GK100 is a great mix with Diezels.

 

[Little B]

Ive got c-80/90's in mine....but I mainly use my 2x12's for country rock, pop, top 40....they sound really good for that stuff..got a lot of compliments from my soundman with those...I use my 4x12's to knock down skyscrapers and destroy small cities 2x12's -light...4x12's-heavy...but then again, there are no rules..