Celestion "Vintage 30" - Thiele Small Parameters wanted
 

I am not able to find the Thiele-Small parameters about the follow website:
Classic - Vintage 30 - Celestion - Guitar, Bass & Pro Audio Speakers
Who can help?

There's reason Celestion doesn't provide T-S specs - a V-30 is not a "small signal" speaker. :)

I don't have a V-30 to hand, but the WGS Retro 30 is similar. The cone weight is too much for the magnet, so they don't work very well in a TL. The Qts is too high for porting; they'll work best in a large, closed enclosure. While they're used in many smaller cabs and even open-backed combos, the V-30 is at home in a 4x12.

Thank you.
according the URL
https://wgs4.com/content/Retro30
the WGS Retro 30 has follow parameters:

Resonant Frequency (Fs) 98 Hz
DC Resistance (Re) 6.90 Ohm
Coil Inductance (Le) 0.38 mH
Mechanical Q (Qms) 15.53
Electromagnetic Q (Qes) 0.61
Total Q (Qts) 0.59
Compliance Equivalent Volume (Vas) 1.35 cu ft (x 0,02832 m3 x 1000 = ~ 40 liters)
Mechanical Compliance of Suspension (Cms) 0.10 mm/N
BL Product (BL) 13.88 T-M
Diaphragm Mass Inc. Airload (Mms) 27.69 grams
Surface Area of Cone (Sd) 53.24 cm squared
Sound Pressure Level (spl) 100 db

Very high Oms indicates also good results for a high pass filtered satellite vented boom box for top class home audio between 80 and 5000 Hz together with a tweeter from one of the models about
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi...hout-horn.html

Really, if you want to play music rather than make music, you should be looking at 'pro audio' (PA) speakers. Guitar speakers are specifically designed to make 6 steel strings strung on a plank of wood sound musical at extremely high volumes. To say they are "colored" is an understatement.

Retro 30, measured close.

Many guitar speaker have a very low Xmax. The tradeoff for maximum effeciency against linearity.