Celestion VT-Junior 8 Ohm

Sustituí mis viejos altavoces de 10 pulgadas por dos vt junior ya que los viejos sonaban sin cuerpo y a volúmenes altos, sonaban a chicharro el caso que busque información sobre estos vt junior y la verdad no hay mucha me refiero a videos de sonido lo único que si hay es de su hermano mayor de 12 pulgadas con esa poca información me decidí por estos y la verdad no me arrepiento, al sacarlos de su caja nos encontramos con unos parlantes robustos bien hechos y muy bien pintados solo queda montarlos y soldar los terminales.
Suenan muy bien sin estridencias y a pesar de sus 10 pulgadas sueltan buenos grabes tienen cuerpo y definición de frecuencias medias van muy bien y los agudos no te rompen el oído además se comportan genial con distorsión,la verdad es un buen sustituto para pantallas 2 por 10 los limpios suenan bien en definitiva un parlante celestion de calidad y sus 50 watios de potencia más que suficiente para apretar con cabezales de 20 watios o incluso 50 ya que en serie estos celestion aguantan los 100 ya con cabezales de 100 yo no apretaria mucho...pero estos parlantes son para mí cabeza de 20 para estudio grabacion o andar por casa.
Los recomiendo suenan muy bien y el precio no es abusivo.

I got hold of an old Marshall lead 12 combo made in 1985 and fitted with a UK made Celestion. I wasn't too happy with the sound but didn't want to spend too much on this amp which kind of ruled out a Greenback. I decided to try this speaker based of the great sound that Blackstar and Marshall get out of them. I wasn't disappointed - the sound was not too different from the original speaker in the amp but the speaker is definitely more efficient making the amp louder for the same settings and the overall sound is just tighter, especially the bottom end which just feels a bit tighter and less muddy - still plenty of it though. It is probably no brighter than the original bit it is a 10" speaker so tends to be fairly bright anyway. All in all, I'm really impressed with the speaker, for the price it is superb. I know this is made in China but I don't care where it is made so long as the quality control is good and I have no complaints about this speaker whatsoever.

It is hard to give a good description of what a speaker sounds like, it has to be subjective and depends on many factors. I'm using it with an open-back 12watt solid state combo from the 80's at relatively low volumes at home. In my opinion it sounds a bit more 'modern' than a Greenback but not as much as a Vintage 30 does, it is somewhere between the two, probably closer to the Greenback but your opinion likely differs. Either way, it is a nice, solid feeling speaker with a good sound at a good price.

Works well in a 1X10 combo (someone repots it lacks some bass, but I play guitar....I don't need too much low frequancies) and does fit (!) many small cabs. Also it works well in a 2X10 with a similar sensitivity (95dB) speaker.
A flat speaker with no 'spike' in the middle frequency (as the G10 Vintage); pretty bright and linear in all the spectrum.
As his bigger cousin the VT-Junior is a nice, all around, speaker for clean tones as well as for distorted ones.
Pretty standard and OEM in many modern amps.
Recommended? Why not!

in my opinion, this speaker is the best value for the money in category of 10" guitar speakers, very good "all-rounder" for home/small studio use. I wouldn't go below 10" size, because 8" size guitar speakers can not provide sound that is "big" and good enough. on the other hand, 12" is to big for home use.
VT-junior speaker sound similar to his big brother V-Type, not exactly the same, but close enough.