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Celestion G12H-150 Redback

Celestion G12H-150 Redback

Regular price £36.00 Sale

Speakers can only be purchased as an upgrade to a cabinet and are not sold separately.

The best of Celestion's guitar speakers are available to customise the sound of your Barefaced AVD cab. Add your cab to the cart on the relevant product page and then add the speaker here. The price you see here is the cost we charge to replace the stock Vintage 30 with this custom driver.

If you're ordering a 2x12" or two 1x12" cabs, don't forget to add two drivers! If you only want one custom driver and one stock driver in a 2x12" or two different custom drivers, please email us to explain where to put each driver (top or bottom, left or right). We'll fit the impedance stated in your cab order. Email us if you're confused!

Celestion G12H-150 Redback

The G12H-150 Redback has been created for players who are looking for extreme power handling but refuse to compromise on great tone. Rated at a gargantuan 150-watts, the Redback is constructed with a supersized 2-inch voice coil and features the heaviest G12 magnet. The result is a guitar speaker that sounds 100% Celestion in character, yet is primed to withstand a pummelling from a 100-watt head all by itself, and still come back for more. The Redback proves that you no longer need to choose between power and tone. With a tight, well-controlled low end, detailed midrange and more relaxed treble, Celestion’s engineering expertise has produced a truly high power guitar speaker that can still deliver balance, responsiveness and superb playability, with muscular ease. With lower power combos, expect tons of smooth, clean tone and don’t be afraid to plug in your favourite stomp box. Thinking of downsizing your cabinet? Simply hook up a single Redback to your 100-watt head and generate giant slabs of frightening, monstrous tone.
 
Power rating 150W rms
Impedance 4, 8  or 16 ohm
Sensitivity 100dB
Frequency Range 75Hz -5000kHz
Magnet Type Ceramic
Speaker Weight 4.7kg / 10.4lbs
Weight difference vs stock V30 0kg / 0lbs
 
 Frequency Response
 
 

Customer feedback

30/06/25 - Upsizing 1215BB - NL

Good afternoon!

I've been using your Upsizing 1215BB mostly with 2 amps now (an Ampeg V2 and a Peavey Bass Mark III 400BH because the Ampeg alone still struggles to produce enough low end), and came to the conclusion that for when there's space, the Peavey deserves its own cab.

Would you think a Six10 or Six10T would be the right call there? Consider that most of my instruments are more guitar than bass... with some overlap at times due to tunings (KC Jag with EGC baritone neck tuned to octave tuning and flat, so low D#1 for example), and I do also have a bass guitar incoming. For dirt pedals and such it depends on the guitar, with 7 string (which is tuned to F) I use a JPTR FX Death Saw (HM2 with clean blend and bass boost... kinda) into the Peavey after using a KMA Tyler Deluxe to split off low passed signal for the bass amp (and a Muff style fuzz with added HM2 tone stack in parallel with the Muff tone stack into just the Ampeg), for the Jag I use a Does It Doom Elder God before the Tyler Deluxe (so goes to both amps).

Somehow the HM2-ness gets a bit too much with the Jag. The bass guitar is a Yamaha BB735A, not sure where that will go tuning wise yet.

For some context: doom metal two piece, just drummer and myself with ridiculous guitar tunings and too many amps to compensate for lack of bass player.

Thank you in advance for your time.

Kind Regards,

Rogier

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Hi Rogier,

Six10 I think! I don't think you'll need the tweeter with the Upsizing going too! How's the Upsizing compared to your old rig?

Best regards,

Alex
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Sounds like the regular Six10 should be a good fit then indeed. Was also looking at the 12” cabs you make but I feel like that’s decidedly not what I’d want tone wise. They sound great, don’t get me wrong, but far too precise to fit into a wall of fuzz well. I can definitely see why you’d prefer them yourself though.
Rogier