What model G12T-75s were used on AJFA?

[GJgo]

I don't hate the 2013, I just don't like it anywhere near as much as everyone else does it seems

I think the biggest takeaway is that the 75 is kind of underrated and can sound quite a bit different depending on the version and year, perhaps to even a larger degree than is normal with speakers

The only speakers I can think of that vary THAT much are v30s which are wild

I'm guessing this is bound to happen with any speaker that's been in production for decades, as manufacturing processes and wood pulp supply are variable.

 

[DanTravis62]

I'm guessing this is bound to happen with any speaker that's been in production for decades, as manufacturing processes and wood pulp supply are variable.

That would certainly explain why the longest running models are the ones with the crazy variance - other John Browne's V30 deep dive is exactly my type of "madness" - the T75 is probably due for a similar treatment

Because it's one of those speakers that can be either exactly what I'm looking for or hideous sounding in a mix depending on the variant and the rest of the signal chain

 

[Techdeth]

I’m a big fan of using angled cabs to record. Or for shows micd up. In the room I understand straight just for directional sake. I like how angled cabs when you mic the top speakers have that dip out of 500 hz that you wouldn’t want in a distorted tone. At least I don’t. Several cabs out there are “straight cabs” but the baffle is angled to alleviate this honky frequency on purpose like Fryette fatbottom, diezel RL, etc.

I get it but I HATE angled cabs in everywhere for my ears