Product Description
Pair Vintage 1971 Celestion Greenback G12H 30w 16ohm T1217 Speakers
Pair Vintage 1971 Celestion Greenback G12H 30w 16ohm T1217 Speakers
This is an original matched pair of Celestion G12H T1217 speakers dating to 15th April 1971, complete with the original 102003 stamped cones. They’re some of the best speakers you’ll find! They both test well on a multimeter, and sound good with audio in them (no rubbing at all!). Both have the dust caps slightly impressed, but this is purely cosmetic and doesn’t affect the sound, at all. These are classic speakers renowned for their capabilities. Please have a close look at the high resolution photographs below, as these form part of our description. I am always willing to do a deal so get in touch for more info!
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