Monoprice1x12 Guitar Speaker Cabinet With Celestion Vintage 30, Designed to Match to our 30-Watt Stage Right Head - Stage Right Series

I was super surprised at the quality of this cabinet. It is tough as nails and looks good. It's not too big for a living room or a basement, I have even run it in bedrooms at low watts. The handle it very well secured. As far as the sound, you would not be reading this if you did not know how awesome this Celestion is. It sounds fantastic, I play all genres, it punches through the rest of the band for metal in a major way. I use it for open stage jazz improve too and it sounds like butter on toast. Tasty. Of course, a lot of this depends on your head, so I have run it with an Orange micro terror (tube) a Boss Katana (solid state) and a Fender Blues Jr and a couple of others. It makes 20 watts sound like 40 and so on. It's got a surprising amount of headroom. The stand my amp is on is not part of the purchase. This an absolute amazing buy I the price. I'm getting another one!

Bought this to go with my Marshall origin 50. Before you buy you might want to check the width of what you're using it with because as you can see my amp head is larger than the cabinet (which I knew) but still works. Other than that sounds great

This cabinet and the Celestion speaker sound great and an awesome priceSaw some negative reviews, about wonky trim and loose cloth but the one I got looks great and with a tube amp this cab comes to life. Sounds like a Marshall

The media could not be loaded. I must say I am rather pleased with this speaker cabinet. My amp head has a switchable power or .5 watts, 50 watts, and 100 watts. On .5 it was so clean and crisp and much louder than I expected. On 50 watts I had it turned up just a bit under half way and the clean was amazing, I mean really truly clean. Overdrive was mean and had a nice bite with nasty(good way) lows and the highs range out like a bell. Harmonics sang like a siren and sustain had a great sound. I only spent about 30 minutes tinkering around with it but am quite ecstatic about it. BTW my amp head is a 100watt Katana gen3. I'm using a morre pedal. We have 4 guitars total and 1 ukulele with a cheap set of digital drums. Also a 40 watt acoustic/voice amp.

The absolute cheapest way to get a good metal sound. You will be hard pressed to find a head that will sound bad going through this thing. I had originally bought a Peavey 6505mh and wasn't very impressed with it because of the cab I was using, so I did the tried and true method of putting it through a cab equipped with V30s and wouldn't you know it, instant classic and record level Metalcore tone. Buy it now before they start charging more for 'em.

This a a great little speaker. Celestion Vintage 30 speakers alone retail for $170 new, so I don’t know how they made this available at this price! The speaker seems well built & sturdy & weighs about 30 lbs. The tolex seems durable & it has metal covers on the corners. I’m just wondering how durable it is & how long the cabinet itself will last. I gave this 4 out of 5 stars, because on the top left corner on the front of the cabinet, the tolex & the white striping looks a little crooked. When looking straight at it, you can’t really tell, but when you’re looking down at the speaker you can see it. Still, at this price for a wooden cabinet with nice tolex, striping, grill & a quality Celestion speaker, ya can’t go wrong. My Bogner Atma sounds great through it, & it matches well & looks great!

I love it!! I bought it based on a friend’s recommendation to use it with my Orange Terror Stamp. It handles clean and will melt your face.

This cab is a great value. Its well constructed and can get loud.Personal experience, not relating to the quality of product. This cabinet was larger than I had anticipated. I've only ever had smaller amps, largest being a single 10" Blackstar. This thing is almost too tall to sit on, taller than the 5 gallon buck i've been using when going out. Making it sound good is harder than my smaller setup, and you lose a majority of the intimacy you get with a small driver. The low end is just terrible. It can chunk or hum, any thing else goes into a hole an dies, so basically I lose a what I like about smaller setups. I might experiment with closing or opening up the hole, the response through resonance isn't pleasing, but seems to be optimized for chunking. I suppose a 2X8" would be a worth while thing to try. There isn't anything on the market here besides bass cabs, and it seems like a waste to push 20 watts into something designed for 200 watts.