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Vintage 1971 Celestion G12M 25w 16ohm T1221 Greenback Speakers

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Vintage 1971 Celestion G12M 25w 16ohm T1221 Greenback Speakers

Vintage 1971 Celestion G12M 25w 16ohm T1221 Greenback Speakers

This is a super clean original quad of Celestion Marshall G12M speakers dating to 1st April 1971, each being 16ohms. The T1221 were used in many early cabinets, and some of the most incredible speakers out there! These test well on a multimeter, and sound awesome with audio in. They come complete with their original 102 003 cones. 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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