NEO Speaker test: Jensen Tornado Classic/Stealth, Celestion Neo Creamback (Clean, OD, Dist)

[@n.n.2254]

Both speakers sound great. I also really like the combination of the Neo Creamback and the Jensen Tornado Stealth - both for clean as well as for crunch/overdrive sounds.

[@vegangreen1269]

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[@qak6]

Ten points!😀

[@asharpbflat7179]

Riff Raff! 🤘🏽

[@andrewandthecatfives]

They all sound good. Interestingly, I think the Tornado Stealth has a hybrid US/UK voicing.

[@MrMojabo]

Here the tornado and cream back are very close. The stealth is a bit distorted. I run a Blackbird 40 under my DSL20. Big sound

[@HamzaJamzaFamza]

I also have a Blackbird 40 in my 1980 “Fender 30” …light as a Neo speaker, but much more clarity and deeper bass

[@MrMojabo]

@@HamzaJamzaFamza yes same experience here. Very happy

[@DunderHead.5000]

The Neo Creamback smoothes everything out but it loses notes in chords in high-gain. It's my favorite speaker for cleans but I'm still on the hunt for good 'dirty' speakers, or at-least good to me.

[@andrewandthecatfives]

Have you checked out the other creambacks? I think you might like the G12H 75 creamback.

[@qak6]

I agree. The Creamback would make a great NEO for a Fender-type amp, the blonde version of the Tone Master Deluxe Reverb has one. However, I think the Jensens can be a bit more versatile for higher gain. And if speaker weight is not an issue, there are many ceramics I would prefer over these for heavier stuff (haven't tried the other versions of the Jensen NEOs though).