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PRS Paul Reed Smith MT112 Mark Tremonti Guitar Speaker Cabinet (1x12", 60 Watts)
Crafted to perfectly complement the MT-15 head, the MT112 cab features a rock-solid 60-watt Celestion Vintage 30 speaker that's suited for modern rock tones.
$449.00
- 8 x$56.13
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PRS Paul Reed Smith Archon Guitar Speaker Cabinet (4x12", 280 Watts)
Pair your Archon head with this cabinet for a formidable presence on any stage. This straight cab has four Celestion V-Type speakers and handles 280 watts.
$999.00
- 12 x$83.25
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Quilter BlockDock 10TC Guitar Speaker Cabinet (100 Watts, 1x10")
At just 15 pounds, the Quilter BlockDock 10TC is loaded with a single Celestion TF1018 and is designed to pair with your 50-100 watt Block Series amplifier.
$419.00
- 8 x$52.38
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Marshall 1960BHW Handwired Straight Guitar Speaker Cabinet (120 Watts, 4x12 in.)
Whether you're gigging with a half stack, or going big with a full stack, your rig isn't complete until you get your hands on a Marshall handwired cabinet.
$1,359.99
- 12 x$113.33
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Marshall 1960AHW Handwired Angled Guitar Speaker Cabinet (120 Watts, 4x12")
Take part in the Marshall tonal tradition with this vintage-style angled cab. Four Celestion G12H Anniversary speakers sing with '70s-era hard rock attitude.
$1,359.99
- 12 x$113.33
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Victory V212-VCD Compact Guitar Speaker Cabinet (130 Watts, 2x12 Inch)
A powerful cab with warm tone, thick low end, and a hint of break-up when pushed, the Victory V212-VCD compact cabinet is great for clubs and larger stages.
$1,199.00
- 12 x$99.92
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Victory V212-VB Guitar Speaker Cabinet (130 Watts, 2x12 Inch)
Loaded with a Celestion Greenback and a G12H, the Victory V212-VB is the best of both worlds. Featuring an open-back design, this cabinet can fill any room.
$1,199.00
- 12 x$99.92
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Marshall 1960AV Angled Guitar Speaker Cabinet (280 Watts, 4x12")
The Marshall 1960AV offers classic Marshall tone in a classic 4x12. With 280 watts of power handling, the Marshall 1960AV is ready to rock.
$1,259.99
- 12 x$105.00
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Mesa/Boogie 1X10 Boogie 14" Open Guitar Speaker Cabinet (45 Watts, 1x10")
Perfectly partner your "mini" Mesa head with this 1x10" cab for killer style and sound. This 8 ohm cab handles 45 watts through a custom Celestion speaker.
$459.00
- 8 x$57.38
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Fryette Deliverance Series II D212 Guitar Speaker Cabinet with F70G Speakers
Loaded with two 12" Custom FANE speakers and V-Brace vertical baffling, this Fryette Deliverance 212 speaker delivers a tight response with vintage flavor.
$1,199.00
- 12 x$99.92
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Friedman Runt EXT Guitar Speaker Cabinet (120 Watts, 2x12")
Don't settle for less -- pick up a Friedman Runt EXT cabinet. Its Celestion Vintage 30s and birch construction create a full-range, tonally complex sound.
$999.00
- 12 x$83.25
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Friedman 212 Vintage 2xV30 Guitar Speaker Cabinet (120 Watts)
When you need to sound huge, reach for the Friedman Vintage 2x12 cabinet. Great as your main guitar speaker, it delivers warm bass and strong midrange bite.
$999.99
- 12 x$83.33
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Friedman 212 Extension Guitar Speaker Cabinet 2xV30 (120 Watts)
Two Celestion Vintage 30s and a closed-back design give the Friedman EXT-212 a rich tone with full bass. Hand-wired in the U.S. for reliable performance.
$999.99
- 12 x$83.33
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PRS Archon Stealth Closed Back Cab (1x12", 70 Watts)
Equipped with a Celestion V-Type 12-inch speaker, this cab is perfect for lower-wattage heads. Closed back construction offers enhanced low-end response.
$449.00
- 8 x$56.13
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Bad Cat Compact 1x12 Cab G12H30 30 Watts 8 Ohms
Carry big sound from the studio to the stage -- this compact, 30-watt, 1x12" Bad Cat speaker cab boasts an open-back design and a Celestion G12H-30 speaker.
$699.99
- 12 x$58.33
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Bad Cat Hot Cat Guitar Speaker Cabinet (60 Watts, 1x12")
Get the most out of your Hot Cat head or combo with the addition of a matching speaker cab. This 1x12" features a proprietary Celestion Vintage 30 speaker.
$649.99
- 12 x$54.17
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Blackstar Jared James Nichols Guitar Speaker Cabinet (2x12", 150 Watts)
Housing Celestion Zephyr and G12T-75 speakers, this Blackstar Jared James Nichols cab is bursting with warm, robust tones full of blues power!
$899.69
- 12 x$74.97
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EVH Eddie Van Halen 5150 III Hypersonic FR-12 Powered Speaker
Take your amp modeler tones right to the stage! The EVH Hypersonic FR-12 sports an FRFR speaker with a 1,000-watt power amp for powerful stage performance.
$679.99
- 12 x$56.67
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Blackstar HT V MKIII A Speaker Cabinet (4x12", 320 Watts 16 Ohms)
Pair your Blackstar HT MKIII head with this speaker cab for an impressive presentation. Four Celestion Seventy 80 12-inch speakers handle up to 320 watts.
$829.99
- 12 x$69.17
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Marshall 1936 Guitar Speaker Cabinet (150 Watts, 2x12")
This rugged Marshall cabinet features a reflective closed-back design, and two 12-inch Celestion G12T75 speakers to create a powerful (and very loud) sound.
$799.99
- 12 x$66.67
- No Credit Check6 x$133.33
That said, pairing an amp head with a speaker cab doesn't mean you need to go huge. Increasingly, modern guitarists are building separate-head-and-cabinet rigs to get more control over their tone. With a stack, you can swap out either your amplifier or speaker cabinet to take advantage of different tubes, speaker drivers, amp types, and different combinations of wattage and impedance. You can also add an extension cabinet to project your amp's sound farther, and get better dispersion on stage. This type of mixing and matching requires some technical knowledge, but can ultimately be your ticket to the Tone Zone -- and a way to build up your own customized collection of components for any situation.
From the instantly recognizable aesthetics and mid-range tonal bite of Orange and Marshall cabinets, to the classic vintage-vibe sounds of Fender and Vox, to higher-gain brands like Randall and EVH, the options out there for electric guitar cabinets can be a little overwhelming. You could go all-Orange for a fuzzy, British drive, or go all-Fender for bright, chiming clean sounds -- but you don't have to stick with all one brand. Try open-back cabinets for bright, up-front tone with a lot of presence, or plug into a closed-back cab for more low-mid bark and thicker bass.
As far as speaker firing angle, there are straight and angled cabinets -- pioneered by Marshall for The Who in the 1960s -- which aim the sound slightly upward toward the guitarist's ear for convenient stage monitoring. Speaker size (8" vs. 10" vs. 12"), impedance, cabinet construction material, and stereo/mono capability are just a few more of the specs you may want to consider when shopping for the perfect guitar cab. As always, feel free to call our Gear Experts at 800-460-8089 with any questions related to amp and speaker combinations.