Celestion Neo Creamback

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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 Neo Creamback

The Neo Creamback is every ounce a Classic Celestion, delivering all the magical tone you’d get from a traditional Creamback. The difference is, it’s built with a neodymium magnet making this speaker around half the weight of a traditional ceramic magnet speaker. Celestion’s engineers have developed a new and innovative way to better harness the mighty forces of the neodymium magnet, enabling us to create a guitar speaker that can deliver authentic Creamback tone with ease, while preserving the benefit of neodymium’s much lighter weight. You still get the low end punch, warm, vocal midrange and sweet refined highs the Creamback is famous for: push it hard and enjoy the ‘race-car growl’ that sets pulses racing. But pick up a cab that’s loaded with Neo Creambacks and you’ll see what makes this speaker truly different.

Power rating	60W rms
Impedance	8 or 16 ohms
Sensitivity	97dB
Frequency Range	75Hz -5000kHz
Magnet Type	Neodymium
Speaker Weight	1.9kg / 4.2lbs
Weight difference against stock driver	-2.8kg / -6.2lbs

Customer feedback

08/08/26 - Reformer 112 (Neo Creamback) - USA

Hey Alex, quick question about the Reformer 112 low cut:

I just got this cab and I always confirm a proper load before plugging in my tube amps to any cab by measuring the resistance across the positive/negative terminals of a plugged in speaker cable. With the low cut in the off position, I am measuring approximately 8 ohms from a Neo Creamback 8 ohm driver, but when I switch the low cut on I am unable to measure any resistance on my multimeter.

I just wanted to ask if this is normal behavior, and if there is any way to confirm that it is safe to operate with the low cut on with my tube amps?

Thanks, and the cab sounds phenomenal!

Mitch

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Hi Mitch,

Yes, that's absolutely normal and it's fine. Glad it's sounding good!

Best regards,

Alex

10/06/26 - Reformer 112 (Neo Creamback) - YouTube

I have a Reformer 112. Although I didn't order it with a Neo Creamback, I have put one in it before, and let me tell ya, it will blow your mind that a guitar cab you can lift with just your pinky finger can sound that big and good!

@tonekilltech

10/06/26 - Reformer (Neo Creamback) - UK

The greatest guitar cab I’ve ever owned. Got the Neo Creamback in mine and I’ve used numerous pedalboard amps and preamps with it and just absolutely love the portability of it and of course the amazing tone and projection of sound that it gives. It’s an import part of my flyrig, which actually is my main rig these days. 😎👌🎸

Frank