Supro 1790 Black Magick Extension Ca

I made a good comparison of around 6 cabinets. My choice was that I was looking for something that is kind of Vintage correct, has a lot of headroom, can play loud but also on the bedroom level. I was looking on sweet tones, more in line of light crunch, perfect cleans some jazz and... Fuzz. The biggest part of it is always an Amp however the quality of cab is equally important. Sound is perfect it has paper cone speakers which is very vintage specific. It handles cleans very purely, it has that nice touch. Articulation is clear and convenient - You don't miss a note. When fuzzing or crunching - articulation is still there, we got that selectivness and compression just about right - you don't have the feeling its struggling its more like whatever You throw at it its gonna handle. We tried also some more "modern" sounds on it too - however more with effects rather than switch of the amp. It handled it pretty well. I don't play metal or heavy sounds on it - but taking into account how selective it can be it would handle it pretty well too.