Who Has An IR Of A Celestion G12M - 75Hz "blackback"

Audio Assault has one IR based on a Black Back Kurt Mueller Cone 75hz Speaker:
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Bonger Uberkab 412 IR Pack

Bonger 412 Fat, Massive & Huge Tone This American enclosure has a 3D feel that fits tight and warm on every mix , from metal to jazz.Originally loaded with vintage 30s and G12T-75 that makes this Cab very versatile. Features Speakers:• BBM75: Based on Celestion® G12M 25watt KurtMueller cone...
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* BBM75: Based on Celestion® G12M 25watt Kurt
Mueller cone 75Hz
 
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Blix said:
York's "Blackjack" IRs are G12H's. But this package should be bang on if they are 75hz, which of course isn't specified...

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Hey Blix, you might know. . So I had G12H 75 hz blackbacks for many years , and long story-short, I ended up replacing them with G12M-75hz Creambacks from 1974. I've never heard a Greenback or Blackback G12M from the 70's . . If they all were M/25 watters, and all were the 75hz model, how would the 3 kinds differ in sound?
 
ericbr1 said:
Hey Blix, you might know. . So I had G12H 75 hz blackbacks for many years , and long story-short, I ended up replacing them with G12M-75hz Creambacks from 1974. I've never heard a Greenback or Blackback G12M from the 70's . . If they all were M/25 watters, and all were the 75hz model, how would the 3 kinds differ in sound?
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I'm no Celestion expert, not sure when they stopped using the Pulsonic cones, AFAIK the color of the plastic cap doesn't really mean anything, they're all "Greenbacks", but the cones my differ depending on the year. Hopefully someone who knows can fill us in :p
 
Blix said:
I'm no Celestion expert, not sure when they stopped using the Pulsonic cones, AFAIK the color of the plastic cap doesn't really mean anything, they're all "Greenbacks", but the cones my differ depending on the year. Hopefully someone who knows can fill us in :p
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No problem! This probably isn't the place to ask that anyway, and I also figured the plastic caps didn't signify which cone, voicecoil or basket was used. It was just always interesting to me that they had the 3 colors
 
ericbr1 said:
No problem! This probably isn't the place to ask that anyway, and I also figured the plastic caps didn't signify which cone, voicecoil or basket was used. It was just always interesting to me that they had the 3 colors
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Ask Jim @ Scumback speakers.

He'll know.
 
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