“Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”
$695.00
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Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the “Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”.
“The Tone King Royalist 112 cab is a perfect match for the Tone King Royalist MKIII. Hand built in the USA, this semi-open back design is loaded with a custom Tone King 12″” Celestion speaker which was carefully voiced to elicit complex overtones, rich vocal mid-range, beautifully detailed highs and a warm low-end. This Royalist cab reveals every nuance of the wide tonal complexities found in the Royalist MKIII amp. The power and thump of the Celestion “”1660″” speaker makes the Royalist cab ideal under ANY amp head. This ruggedly built cab has a smooth semi open-back sound and an airy sonic character. As with all Tone King speaker cabinets, the Royalist 112 is built in the USA and uses a sturdy tongue and groove Baltic Birch construction with oversized 12-gauge speaker wire soldered between the speaker and terminal, assuring you capture every ounce of valuable tone. Built in the USABaltic birch constructionCustom Celestion “”1660″” 12” SpeakerNominal impedance: 16 OhmsManufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty | Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”
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“Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”
$695.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the “Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”.
“The Tone King Royalist 112 cab is a perfect match for the Tone King Royalist MKIII. Hand built in the USA, this semi-open back design is loaded with a custom Tone King 12″” Celestion speaker which was carefully voiced to elicit complex overtones, rich vocal mid-range, beautifully detailed highs and a warm low-end. This Royalist cab reveals every nuance of the wide tonal complexities found in the Royalist MKIII amp. The power and thump of the Celestion “”1660″” speaker makes the Royalist cab ideal under ANY amp head. This ruggedly built cab has a smooth semi open-back sound and an airy sonic character. As with all Tone King speaker cabinets, the Royalist 112 is built in the USA and uses a sturdy tongue and groove Baltic Birch construction with oversized 12-gauge speaker wire soldered between the speaker and terminal, assuring you capture every ounce of valuable tone. Built in the USABaltic birch constructionCustom Celestion “”1660″” 12” SpeakerNominal impedance: 16 OhmsManufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty | Tone King Royalist 112 1×12″” Open Back Cabinet Celestion Tone King 1660 Loaded Black”
Store: Guitar Center
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