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The 2551BV 280W 4x12 Base Cabinet features four Celestion G12 Vintage speakers.

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PRODUCT DETAILS

POWER HANDLING

280W

INPUTS

Two inputs

SPEAKER MODEL

Four 12-inch Celestion G12 vintage speakers 

UNIT IMPEDANCE

Speaker output impedance 16/4Ω Mono, 8Ω Stereo 

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