When Physical Speakers Get Tricky…Try Celestion IRs
Celestion IRs – However much you love your speaker and cabinet, there are those times when getting it to do what you want can be really tricky.
G12 Neo Creamback – Now Available as a Speaker IR
G12 Neo Creamback – This month sees the launch of its impulse response – Authentic Creamback tone in digital format.
Celestion Gold Speaker IR – Available for Download Now
Celestion Gold Speaker IR – An alnico guitar speaker impulse response offering huge rhythmic voicing, rich, thick overtones and unprecedented control.
Celestion Lynchback – The Guitarist, The Speaker, The IR
Only the 2nd signature speaker in our history, now available as an IR, with vintage warmth to make your lead sound sing.
Celestion A-Type – Now Available as an Impulse Response
Launched in 2014, the A-Type is a 50 watt ceramic magnet guitar speaker which offers Celestion tone with an American flavour
Thinking of using Thiele/Small parameters to design a guitar speaker cab? Think again…
As guitar speakers are different, so their cabinets are different to hi-fi or PA cabinets. Deep, thunderous bass is not required, high frequency reproduction is a disadvantage, and distortion-free sound would be a disaster! Here are some guidelines on how to design a cabinet for your guitar speaker.
FTX Common Motor Coaxial Drivers
Celestion’s FTX coaxial range represents a major step forward in coaxial driver technology. Each FTX driver features fully combined Low Frequency (LF) and High Frequency (HF) components which are powered by a Common Magnet Motor Assembly, where the same ferrite magnet is used to drive both elements.
BUILD THIS! 15-inch Passive Reflex Subwoofer
Versatile passive bass reflex design subwoofer, for use with typical 10” and 12” based two-way satellites.
BUILD THIS! 12-inch Coaxial Floor Monitor
A medium-sized 2-way coaxial floor monitor design based around the 12-inch common motor coaxial FTX1225 speaker.
What Every Speaker Owner Wants – To Play Better
Celestion Speaker Impulse Responses – Find out how using IRs can contribute to becoming a better player.
