Scumback M75/H75 vs Scumback M75/M75

Here`s a 5 minute demo on two common Scumback configurations. I made the comparison so you can hear the differences (if any) in the two cabinets. I use the same settings on the amp, same pedal, same guitars. First I`ve got the the M75/H75 low watt speakers mix recommended by the man himself, then the trusted 2x12 M75 set up. The two M75 speakers in this cab are the 100 watters. For my demo I`m using a 1978 Marshall 1959 100 watt head. To you people now gasping for air - the amp has an incredible mv mod installed to pretect my low watt Scummys. The mv was already mounted when I bought the amp, so I have no idea how the mv works (ppmv?). But I do know that the amp sounds amazing. The EL34`s are swapped out with a quad of KT88`s, and I find that to be a lucky move. Pedal in use is a Timmy. I find that pedal to fit the Marshall circuits perfectly. And you probably think the volum in the room was LOUD LOUD LOUD! It wasn`t! The mv mod works that great. I could easily get away with that rig in a small pub without upsetting the owner, other guests and at least -- the soundman!

As always -- there`s no possible way the Zoom Q3 can capture how good it really sounded, but you get the idea.

Gear in use:
2x12 cab loaded with two Scumbacks M75 100 watters
2x12 cab loaded with two Scumbacks M75 & H75 (25 watt/30 watt)
Marshall 1959 100 watt head (1978) with KT88 tubes
PRS Custom 24 Ten top w/modern Eagle humbuckers
Gibson Les Paul Classic w/Lindy Fralin pure PAF humbuckers
Timmy pedal