[RubberChipmunk]

Originally Posted by spyrotheleo

my cab I bought is really nice and sturdy. You might want to look into the hellatone 60 if you want the vintage 30s that aren't ice picky.(I don't have exp. with the vintage 30s but all the other forums I have been to say the vintage 30s can be harsh and icepicky.

That makes me wonder how something can sound "icepicky."

Kinda like how my friend describes Aquafina as tasting "round."

People confuse me.


I was likely going to go with hellatones anyway. I'm thinking the 60s would be the way to go, as opposed to 30s, probably because they'd be able to handle more output (i think thats how it works).

[thesteve]

Originally Posted by RubberChipmunk

That makes me wonder how something can sound "icepicky."

Kinda like how my friend describes Aquafina as tasting "round."

People confuse me.


I was likely going to go with hellatones anyway. I'm thinking the 60s would be the way to go, as opposed to 30s, probably because they'd be able to handle more output (i think thats how it works).

"icepicky" generally refers to a piercingly sharp sound...

that being said, a 4x12, with a quartet of 30W speakers is going to be able to handle 120W, because the power is going to be divided equally...at least this is my understanding of cabinet ratings.

[spyrotheleo]

depends if you need 240 watt handling or 120 watt. In my cab I have a hellatone 3 and a hellatone 60.

[RubberChipmunk]

Originally Posted by spyrotheleo

depends if you need 240 watt handling or 120 watt. In my cab I have a hellatone 3 and a hellatone 60.

I believe they are the same price, so I'll go for the bigger one.