The most popular and widespread guitar speaker is characterized by drive from the bottom, crisp mids and highs, plenty of power, and pure rock 'n' roll. He is particularly assertive in cabinets with open and variable back wall constructions.

Celestion's first speaker with ceramic magnet structure is renowned for its assertiveness and unparalleled attack. Because it is comparatively only 25 watts, it is mostly used in 212 and 412 cabinets. And it never went out of style.

Since its release in the late 1970s, the G12T-75 has primarily been used in Marshall cabinets. Its massive bass, suppressed mids, and dynamic highs made it a classic with a British sound and the best-selling speaker of all time.

A biting but not scratchy speaker with strong volume and sharp mids. The classic Brit is especially suitable for dirty blues rock sounds and purist amplifiers. It is no longer produced and is therefore only limitedly available.

Inspired by the Greenback, the Creamback sounds similarly vintage and bluesy with significantly higher power handling and volume. The warm mids particularly stand out. In large cabinets, it is excellent for combining with Vintage 30 speakers.

A legend among speakers. Today, the Blackback is rarely found, but it is a guarantee for legendary vintage rock sounds like Jimmy Hendrix. Due to its steep price on the used market, we only install this speaker upon lucky request.

Totally up-to-date and with a hefty 150 watts, this speaker is particularly suitable for smaller cabinets that should handle a lot of power. Big, classic Celestion sound packaged in a modern design for versatile use. An incredibly good speaker!

If you need 100 watts in a 112 cabinet, the G12T-100 is the perfect choice. It sounds like real rock in the bass and treble ranges. Due to relatively little warm mids, it is also suitable for harder genres, especially since it has a lot of power as mentioned.

The Seventy 80 is a powerful 80-watt speaker. It sounds detailed and crystal clear defined, with well-controlled bass reproduction and powerful upper mids. It is suitable for various styles, always with the unmistakable Celestion character.

This one is the US-made version of the Celestion Vintage 30 with a noticeable improvement in the upper mid range. Compared to the original, the Veteran 30 has softer and rounder mids, without the sometimes criticized scratchy reproduction of the V30.

The Invader 50 has a similar tonal character to a Celestion Greenback, but with a softer and rounder high end. Additionally, its larger voice coil allows it to be used with higher-powered amplifiers compared to similar Celestion speakers.

The ET65 stands out with a thick and creamy foundation paired with clear mids and the famous sparkle in the highs. This speaker is designed for classic rock, it can also handle harder and still sings clean sounds brilliantly and clearly.

The WGS Reaper is a direct alternative to the Celestion G12H30 Anniversary Edition speaker. Due to the late cone breakup, it sounds like a Greenback on steroids. Ideal for hard sounds with transparency, punch, and lots of energy.

The WGS Retro 30 offers more highs and better articulation compared to the Veteran 30 or a Celestion Vintage 30. It has tight bass and clear highs. This speaker is very versatile and really comes to life in the overdrive channel.

The Black Hawk Alnico speaker boasts clear highs, rich mids, a well-balanced amount of warmth, and a solid low end. With a power rating of 50 watts, it has ample low-end response and offers Alnico at its finest.