It would be really informative if there would be some more information and pictures (!) on the website of the combo cabinets that are listed in the options of the amps/amp kits. Especially since quite a few amps were originally combo's.
And I thought I've read that there's an option for a custom colour tolex/grill cloth. It would also be nice to know what options are there and what they cost? Or does that depend on the order?

I e-mailed Nik again with the same question, this time he answered me the following:

"They’re made exclusively for us by a company here in Malaysia."

Promitheus Audio is located in Malaysia, and the website of Promitheus Audio tells us:

"One of our biggest customer is none other than CERIATONE at http://www.ceriatone.com/."


Case closed 

Thanks!

I've allready tried to e-mail Nik but never got an answer, maybe I 've got the wrong address.

Hey all,

I own a Ceriatone Liverpull and I wonder what trafo's are inside. Are they Ceriatone made or from another factory, and which one? My amp is made in 2008

Just curious..

Hey,


For everyone who is interested, I will reply on my own question just for the one who struggles with the same question. 

I tried a Celestion Alnico Gold and a G12-65 in the combo, and these are my conclusions.

The Gold is very responsive and accurate. Also, it's very LOUD!!
It's based on the Blue so in combination with the EL84's, the amp will tend to sound a little Voxy. Sounds great with a Strat!
This speaker will deliver exactly what you'll put into it. So, since this amp has lots of mids and highs, it lacks a bit in the low end. I had to tame the highs and mids and leave the bass full open. In band situations this will be no problem çause a guitar expells in the mids and highs. The bass is tight, actually I think it will be even better when you use a closed cabinet.

But I like my sound a bit warmer. So after a couple of months I switched the Gold for a G12-65 (an old one, early 80's). This speaker is based on the greenback and Marshall used this speaker quite a lot in the 80's, and so it does sound a little more Marshallish. The amp stays very responsive. It's warmer than the Gold, and rolls of the highs just a bit more. The bright switch is more usefull now and I can leave the bass at about 3 oçlock. The mids are a little more compressed but not too much. Still sounds great with a strat!

I think it's just a matter of taste what speaker you'll like best. Both sound great, but each has its own qualities.

The open combo is excellent for pop and blues(rock) sounds. I still want to try this amp with a closed cabinet, I like the punchy bass of closed cabs. See what it will do to the bass frequencies of this amp...

Hi,

Soon I will receive a Liverpull amp from Ceriatone. The amp will come in a 1x12 open back combo. While I'm waiting for the amp to arive, I'm searching for a good speaker that will match this amp perfectly.

What I need is a very dynamic speaker with a tight punchy bass, gritty mids and chimy top end..

Three speakers come into my mind: a Celestion G12-65, a Century Vintage or an Alnico Gold. The Alnico Gold is a ''little'' pricy, but if anyone can confince me, I will concider it. What really counts is what will sound best with this combo.

What are your experiences and what speaker do you recomend? Thanks!