Celestion G10L-35- 35w 8ohm 80's PAIR

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Vintage Celestion G10L-35- 35w 8ohm (PRICE FOR PAIR)

Working with no issues but vintage aged. Came out of a Marshall 410. We actually have another cabinet loaded with these and was planning to keep these as a backup but need to clear out some space.

The Internet says.....

“G10L-35's are great if you want a light weight 10" speaker you are going use in a 4 x 10 etc. One of my favorites. Some people seek them. Unfortunately I sold the 4 I had a couple years ago, wish I had them back.”

“I have had a quad of G10L-35’s in my ‘66 Super Reverb for the last 20 yrs..they kill in that amp. Lots of blues players in Texas use em.”

“I have a pair of the G10L35s in my Matchless 2x10 cab. It's a FANTASTIC sounding cab. Super sounding speakers, IMO. I've also heard they are somewhat similar to a GB frequency response”

 “I've got 2 in my Vibrolux Reverb and they're great. They've got the right amount of headroom, clarity and punch to them.”

“I have an older Sonic 4X10 with those speakers in it...literally one of the best-sounding cabs I've ever owned, and I've owned a bunch. Put those babies in a good closed-back 4X10 and you will have serious TONE.”

“The G10L35s sound like the 10" version of the G12H30...like, exactly like them. I was surprised. I own the Marshall 1965B cabinet that came with these stock. Not so much like greenbacks in that they still have bite.”

“So, they have strong mids, but no midrange high peak like the V10s. So, they have a rounder voicing, are generally darker, and are less bright or even strident than the V10s. V10s are the 10 inch version of the Vintage 30 - a LOT of cut and very efficient - louder. This can be good or bad depending on your amp/guitar and your preference. I like the G10L35s a lot and they're great for my setup using vintage Traynors or my Orange Dual Terror. They get big sounding with dirt.”

“The G10L-35 is very clear, detailed, well defined, etc. I also find that it is of lower sensitivity and breaks up earlier than others.”