Celestion F12-X200 vs FRFR

I did that on mine and wow
I never really used my NL12 (I always prefered my Xitone versus NL12 with PS2 Fryett or matrix 1000 )
But when I dropped a Fx12-200 in it with a PS170
I stopped my quest
Really it is to me the best compromise between FRFR and AITR (power amp on and cab sim on)
Interested in your experience
 
I did that on mine and wow
I never really used my NL12 (I always prefered my Xitone versus NL12 with PS2 Fryett or matrix 1000 )
But when I dropped a Fx12-200 in it with a PS170
I stopped my quest
Really it is to me the best compromise between FRFR and AITR (power amp on and cab sim on)
Interested in your experience
These speakers ended my quest as well. Love how they feel and interact at program volume.
 
Hey there! Looking for a good 1x12 cabinet I can buy for a F12 speaker I have that is presently homeless.
Seems like I want a ported design to be closer to Celestial spec.
What do people recommend here is the U.S?

It was previously in an Avatar Forte Replica, which I really like, but I put a Creamback in that and I -heart- that speaker so now its never coming out. : )

It sounds crazy, but in the past I've had good fun running a stereo rig with one side being FRFR and the other being a regular guitar cabinet with a favorite speaker in it. Obviously the IR is only on the FRFR side! : ) It makes the tone changes less drastic but still meaningful across a set.
 
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Hey there! Looking for a good 1x12 cabinet I can buy for a F12 speaker I have that is presently homeless.
Seems like I want a ported design to be closer to Celestial spec.
What do people recommend here is the U.S?

It was previously in an Avatar Forte Replica, which I really like, but I put a Creamback in that and I -heart- that speaker so now its never coming out. : )

It sounds crazy, but in the past I've had good fun running a stereo rig with one side being FRFR and the other being a regular guitar cabinet with a favorite speaker in it. Obviously the IR is only on the FRFR side! : ) It makes the tone changes less drastic but still meaningful across a set.
Hello FPFL, if you want to try it into a NL12 I have seen a forum member here selling his cab. Other than that NL12 Cab I did not try in another cab, so others can chime in.
 
I installed them and I am getting the best sounds I have ever gotten out of my Axe FXIII

In the past I was using Alnico Creambacks with a Fryette power amp and the Matrix SS amp.

It is great to be able to use the Cab blocks to shape my tone.
 

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I installed them and I am getting the best sounds I have ever gotten out of my Axe FXIII

In the past I was using Alnico Creambacks with a Fryette power amp and the Matrix SS amp.

It is great to be able to use the Cab blocks to shape my tone.

Sweet! The F12 was the missing piece of the puzzle for me too. I give credit for that to @Justincase. Good to see they work well in the Bogner cabs!
 
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Sorry for that. So I presume you tried the FX12-200 in it and did not like it...

Cannot help further but wish you good luck in your quest..
I did not try it in the nl12 and I wish I had. I did try it in a Palmer 112 ported cab and I thought it was, by far, the best FR solution available. However, I only had one F12 speaker and 2 cabs and at that point I was leaning toward staying with a traditional speaker setup.
 
I could never find the right cabs for my X200’s for good bass, and I had to be at least 10 feet away to get a good mix. I tried six different cabs. I got tired messing with them so I sold them and bought two PXM’s and never looked back. The PXM’s are the best!
 
Hello, I share the link of a Youtube video of a small audio comparison that I made between the GrGuitar, the CUBO from Blueamp and an F12-X200 mounted in a Harley Benton open back cabinet, the F12-X200 is controlled by a small GSS class D amp

I played a Cory Wong riff which is interesting because it's saturated and a clean sound. There is a small error at the end of the riff....it doesn't matter!
The image does not have very high definition, what matters is the sound comparison of the 3 amps : Video
 
Hello, I share the link of a Youtube video of a small audio comparison that I made between the GrGuitar, the CUBO from Blueamp and an F12-X200 mounted in a Harley Benton open back cabinet, the F12-X200 is controlled by a small GSS class D amp

I played a Cory Wong riff which is interesting because it's saturated and a clean sound. There is a small error at the end of the riff....it doesn't matter!
The image does not have very high definition, what matters is the sound comparison of the 3 amps : Video
What are your preferences? Geez listening to it at 1:00 in the morning I shouldn't even say whet I think, but they all 3 sound very similar.. I might like the Blueamps one the best, or the GSS, but I can't make up my mind. . haha
 
When I bought my speaker I ran it in an open back 112 and I was very happy with it. It’s in a spec ported cab now. Makes less bottom than it did open backed. I attribute that to wall reflections. Either way this was an improvement over the HR112 I had been using. When I get around to buying another speaker it’s going in the open back.
What do you run your setting at? I just bought the fm-x200 and have them in peavey 112 cabs running a Milkman “the amp stereo “ and all I get is fizz. Sounds like a buzzy old radio speaker. I pulled the back off of the cab but it really didn’t help. I wondering if it’s the amp. I does 100 watts at 8 ohms and powered the normal speakers okay
 
What do you run your setting at? I just bought the fm-x200 and have them in peavey 112 cabs running a Milkman “the amp stereo “ and all I get is fizz. Sounds like a buzzy old radio speaker. I pulled the back off of the cab but it really didn’t help. I wondering if it’s the amp. I does 100 watts at 8 ohms and powered the normal speakers okay
Is it possible u have cab block / cab modelling turned off?
 
What do you run your setting at? I just bought the fm-x200 and have them in peavey 112 cabs running a Milkman “the amp stereo “ and all I get is fizz. Sounds like a buzzy old radio speaker. I pulled the back off of the cab but it really didn’t help. I wondering if it’s the amp. I does 100 watts at 8 ohms and powered the normal speakers okay

No special settings just the usual cuts in the cab block which are from 5-7khz for me. There are a couple amps that don’t need that much. Depends a lot on the IR too. Does your preset sound normal through phones etc?
 
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