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There really wasn't any difference between guitar and bass speakers until fairly recently. I played a gig a couple weeks back through an Acoustic 150 (non-bass version) into a Sunn 4x12 sealed back guitar cab and it sounded massive . As long as you don't try to crank the low end up, don't push the amp into more than occasional output tube overdrive, and listen for voice coil bottoming you'll ...
The sales lit said the cabs could be used for guitar, bass, or keys, but the V4 4x12 is really a guitar cab. If you want to use it for bass upgrade to some modern speakers as mentioned up thread.
The 4x12 bass cabs Marshall offered up to the late 80's ARE 1960a spec cabinets. The bass designation came from the use of H ("heavy") magnets with 444 style "bass" cones. But they're bass speakers, right? Kinda. 444 cones are also found on K85/K100s and Vintage 30s amongst others. They're part of the G12-80 or properly G12H80 speakers.
Just remembered, Marshall did make a 120w lead cab loaded with 4 celestion g12h speakers. These speakers were rated at 30w each. There were three distinct cabs in the late '60s early '70s. 1960 a or b guitar cab. 1935 a or b bass cab. 1982 a or b 100 watt cab. Says 100 in corner. All 4x12 cabs.
Ok, after getting screwed over twice on new amps i kow have put my eye on a sunn 4x12 cab. Except there are 2 of them, the newer fender made and the old sunn made. The fender is 300 watt 16 ohms and the old school sunn made is 160 watt 8 ohm. What would be better to get (or try to get at least).