Celestion's 1973 Pulsonic H's in a Marshall Artiste combo. 

hahaha

now that's a compliment. Thanks for that!

We need to bust out the G12-35XC, we have a few laying around. As I remember they didn't do much for me but I think we should definitely get them in a video for sure. Good call.

haha yeah that looks comfy haha

Excellent, they will be worth a fortune now! Great speakers, just that bit smoother than the later ones.

@@ZillaCabs if I’m ever down your way I’ll drop them by and you can have a go . 👍

I didn't realise that.

Nevermind but not in utero,

That Strat sings doesn't it. Thanks for watching.

Yeah, I forgot how great it was as a clean platform. Funnily enough that is what I used mine for back in the day but didn't realise why it worked so great for pedals.

Noooooo! I love these amps.... actually I would consider having a bluesbreaker made using the parts if I were to get a third one of these. What is involved in that as the amps seem quite different to me.

@@ZillaCabs I respect that. Well it is getting harder to find old parts in good state. If you get a kit I would build a chassis for you and you make a cab for it and install Herutage H 55Hz in it.

@@NINEWALKING ah cool, so almost a new build for the amp. Sounds cool.

@@ZillaCabs I am bit of a freak :) I build stuff way I believe the stuff is meant to be build. I build point to point boutique amps and modify guitars and what ever I lay my hands on :) I take time and pride in making stuff way it sounds better and lasts longer. Soldering milspec style. In decades long search for the holly grail of the guitar sound. Well if the tool is not up to the best performing spec I do mod a tool as well :). There are few pictures of my work on the Instagram under dcc_darkos_custom_creations not that I want publicity I do not want to make tons of amps anyways. I build my own amps with my own schematics but I also make clones and sleepers. Like I take an Chinese 100 bucks tube amp and leave the stock appearance or make slightly modded appearance and trow everything but the box and the chassis away. Then I build a point to point amp in it. So if you go to a rehearsal with it no one wants to steal it while it looks like cheap amp but it sounds great as a boutique amp should. So sleeper amp :) Did few Harley Bentons/Epiphones like that for few friends. Build few for my self to. Like small Harley Benton GA5 combo but then with Jensen P8R, 6V6 and Hammond output transformer Blue Sozo caps, CTS pots, choke, Genalex tubes,sitchraft input jack etc.etc. I still love to play it after all this years. Used my schematics for it but it is inspired by tweed 6V6 Fender like amps. For my main amps I buy Marshal small cab boxes clones. Not really satisfied 100% to be honest. Pay little bit to much for it and quality is not @ Zilla Cabs level. They are most of the times OK but you do way better/nicer stuff. I am based in the Amsterdam so it is harder to get your stuff. I know you do custom work to. I was always wondering what would cost me a cabinet like this Marshal Artiste or a Bluesbreaker 2x12 with Heritage H 55Hz? I would send you one of my amp chassis and request a cabinet for it. BTW Chassis a size of a standard small cab chassis. I guess I should better contact you on your web page. Anyways I have never have had a distribution nor I make lot of amps either. Normally I make amps just for friends, family and people who know me, Yeah and sure for me myself. One can't ever have enough of guitars, pedals an amps :) I really do not want to become like Marshall or even Friedman ever and I do not want to be big or to outsource my amps to be build on PCB in China. I build amps for people that love music and enjoy playing as much as I do making amps and playing music myself. Though this Corona sucks. Now I sit on 4 heads that should have been gone by now, but private sales did not went true. I do not like to sell on the Ebay and have people coming by, while I do not have a shop and I do not want them in my home. I've found super nice Gibson Les Paul CS and I would get it but money is tided up in those 4 amps :( I live from my daily work and everything else I do with DCC is a labour of love. Anyways I respect your work and effort in making videos and good products. I do enjoy your videos. If you find/buy parts/kit I would build you a JTM-45 KT66 clone or similar amp for free. Pay the parts and shipping costs and I would build it for you. Like find Mustard caps and proper Marshall Iron and that is it. It might be still possible to find it in the UK. Or some broken old Marshall amp. All you need is a good amp in the chassis and you make your self the cab and add speakers :) satisfied with their service Anywho you people deserve that someone does something nice for you to and it would be my pleasure to build an amp for you people. You carry the torch and I like that :)

Or I build you and amp for free (your parts) and you build me 1x15 for my Fullback and I pay the parts for the cabinet :)

I'd have to check with Joe on that one, but I normally bridge the two channels, I image Joe does that too.

We've cranked this one and it stays really quite clean, I haven't checked to see what preamp valves are in there, I can't remember these amps being so clean so it may be valves.

@@ZillaCabs Try with a boost. You need to push the preamp a bit.

You can also daisywire the two channels, which will give a nice break up.

Is that for me? I have a seasonal shave ;)

Yeah, we should have put the heating on ;)