Marshall Amp Forum - View Single Post - Mixing G12H-30's with G12M-25's?

janarn · 07-04-2009, 04:23 PM

Science says that 3dB is twice the volume.
You may say that 12dB is twice the volume , I may say that 8dB
is twice the volume. That's not science, but very subjective.

The point is that the difference between G12H's and G12M's,
is the same as a 100w, and a 50w Marshall.

I got a '68 halfstack 100w Superbass with 4x12" G12H,
and a halfstack '68 50w Lead with 4x12" G12M's,
and I can tell you the difference in volume is huge.

07-04-2009, 04:23 PM	#14 (permalink)
janarn Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 408	Re: Mixing G12H-30's with G12M-25's? Science says that 3dB is twice the volume. You may say that 12dB is twice the volume , I may say that 8dB is twice the volume. That's not science, but very subjective. The point is that the difference between G12H's and G12M's, is the same as a 100w, and a 50w Marshall. I got a '68 halfstack 100w Superbass with 4x12" G12H, and a halfstack '68 50w Lead with 4x12" G12M's, and I can tell you the difference in volume is huge.