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Yeah thanks for this. I had a pair in a silver face twin that I use with my Fender Rhodes. Took my speaker jack cable and plugged into both a custom 100 hiwatt and the plexi. Extremely surprised with the results. I think it’s a keeper.

2016 HW sounds phenomenal👍

Thanks for this comparison! I have a couple of Orange cabs, which are loaded with Vintage 30’s from the factory. Orange amps tend to get a little fizzy with the gain up and I really didn’t want to go with a equalizer pedal as I’m a signal chain minimalist and prefer to run my guitar directly into an amp without adding any background noise at all. I live only 12 miles from the Eminence plant and have been looking real hard at the Cannabis Rex to add clarity and also tame the ultra high fizzyness a little. Your test confirmed what I suspected and I’ll be looking to add a couple of C-Rex speakers soon. Thanks again for taking the time to help us out! 🤘

I have a cab with one of each in it. It sounds GREAT. Blues, rock, cleans. The whole sonic spectrum.

Not a gay comparison !

i have a question. i have a standard 61 and the string spacing seems really wide compared to my 2004 les paul. But that Les Paul has a nashville bridge. Is the string spacing on the 2002 and 2020 standards any tighter than the 61 abr1 bridge?

The later cone sounds good. I bet with some mic placement tweaks you could get them sounding closer

Vintage G12T-75? The newer version is harsher.

Thank you for this comparison! Recently I've got a 97' 1960ax with 6402 cone as well. Could you tell which mic did you use and position?

Once again, the reissues just don’t get there.

Some have the .68uf V2 cathode cap, and some don't. I wonder why that is? I was just looking at a '68 that had the cap. I built my clone with it, and It's a bit gainer in the mids.

Great video. I’m only now realizing how much the various speakers change the tone. Amazing. 👍

Hey! Any of those Guitars on your site up for sale? Cheers, Marshall

I've got an Edwards copy, with Gibson P90's and some vintage Vitamin Q's. It's probably my favorite guitar. Neck is definitely slimmer than the Gibson, but I adore it. I like your videos! Thanks for sharing!

Both sound great. I find that the G12-65 tames a bit of the raspiness in the high end on a JCM 800, which is helpful. I don't like Greenbacks as much with an 800. The combination of Plexi + Greenback, however, is a sound that is imprinted in our musical brains. They go together so well.

Do I collect correctly, that the G12-65 is in the 1x12 Cabinet and G12M is in a 4x12?

for me all pretty similar except 1992 SL which is the warmer

To me the old standard has overly hot and therefore muddy pickups. The 2020 SG 61 is great. But the custom shop blows them all out of the water.

Incredible!

❤

uuh nice!

Nice. Is that an EV microphone?

Red is a little scooped to my ears. I prefer the black tolex.

Sounds fantastic! My 1969 JMP 50 is model number 3037A. Inspection stamp is October 6 1969

I knew that they were different, but not that different!

Sounds very close to me. Just the red one sounds more present. Could be the tubes. Would have been interesting to hear the two heads using the same tubes, but that would have been a pain.

If you enjoy playing metal or breakdown, you will like 2002 standard with higher power, thick and heavy, and better bass. If you like vintage rock, you will like 64 or 61 low-power, small and sharp.It depends on what music you play, what sound you need, and there is no real sense of good or bad.

Also ensure that the height of the pickup is exactly the same as the relative height of the two pickups. Because their influence is really too great, I often adjust them to get completely different sounds.

I liked red one more.

Which one do you like more?

I'd go Anniversary's for the kind of stuff your playing Great demo I have g12 65 in my Pro Jr and it works best in fenders amps for me

Not a great sound TBH ImHo, very shrill, my Gibson standard 1986 sounds better and CS 58 , 2002 sound far better, it looks good but when it comes to sounds it just doesn’t have the presence of any Gibson I have owned IMHO just like all the Gibson versus Greco videos

Spectacular guitar, dude...kudos !

Great tones on display here Which speaker are you using?

Nice vid I have both also. for playing by yourself G12-65 is pleasant but in any kind of mix it struggles to come through. Newer greenbacks can be a bit more bright/brittle, but cut and sit in a mix much much better. thanks for vid

Nice !! Thanks !

How are people sitting beside this amp cranked on RUclips?! I get mine to six, no break up, and ears are already starting to ring. I just ordered a tone king attenuator so I can actually hear the tubes without blowing out my ears.

The 2019 sounds better IMO . The PAF's in the 2019's have better clarity . The 1993 is good but a lil muddy compared to the 2019 . I have a 2016 R9 and a 2019 60th 1959 and it's the same . When Curly and Cesar took over in 2019 they were trying their best to bring Gibson back . The factory line early 2019 Gibson's are great guitars . I own an Explorer and V from Early 2019 and they are great . But sadly the recent factory line stuff has not been so good . Gibson is back to having QC issues . The Custom Shop stuff has been decent and the Murphy Lab stuff seems to hold up . The "Good Wood " Era is made up . And the wood has little to do with the tone of a solid body electric . It's 95% about the electronics and hardware . IMO all that is meaningless . Find a guitar you love and enjoy it . And if you create music , CREATE ! The focus is too much on gear these days , we need MUSIC !

The 2002 is definitely better sounding than the 2020. The 61 is better than both the standards. The best one is definitely the 64. I've owned the 61 and 2020 standard. They were great, but I after I bought the Custom Shop 64 I never played them again.

Ultimately, no significant difference an amp with a dynamic equalizer can't achieve, much less the mfr. justify these retarded rip-off prices for speakers using literal 70 year old manufacturing technology and materials. *They're still building speakers for literally 5 to $8 a piece but the markups for what you get are highway robbery and for all the simps, I actually went to college for the science of electrical/electronics engineering, literally the most advanced field of science on the face of the earth, so don't waste your "breath".*

Burst tone❤

This is just comparing one guitar to another..good wood my jacksie

Gotta say the 93 sounds better to me.

Tone heaven!

Great comparison. Thank you very much!

The Tokai is a class above...

Great tone

Hi, very cool demo 👏🎸 What is the settings on the JMP?

Most places I have seen suggest equal or greater wattage to the power of the amp speaker, so is a 25 watt Greenback suitable for the 50 watt amp in this test? Wouldn't something like the Creamback 65 watt or Neo Creamback 60 watt, be a better choice?