Product Description
Vintage 1964 Celestion G12 T650 Silver Alnico 12 Speaker Marshall
Vintage 1964 Celestion G12 T650 Silver Alnico 12 Speaker Marshall
Wow – an original Celestion T650 G12 Silver Alnico speaker dating to 22nd April 1964. These are the Celestion speakers that were used in early Marshall cabinets. It has been tested and works well with the original H1777 cone. 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.
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