Marshall
Marshall AFD 100 Slash Signature Amp Head
Model: AFD 100 Year: New
Marshall is proud to present the AFD100 Slash Signature Appetite For Destruction tube amplifier head. The AFD100 is a signature amp that not only captures the tone and spirit of Slash himself, but because of the longstanding relationship between Slash and Marshall, it captures the true essence of Marshall engineering. 23 years ago Slash played guitar on the Guns 'n' Roses classic debut Appetite For Destruction, an album which was to become legendary in the world of rock music. The album went on to sell over 18 million copies, and continued to collect awards well over a decade after its release. Now, over 23 years after the release of Appetite For Destruction, Slash and Marshall have worked together to bring you the sound from the album in a new Marshall classic amp. -Mid-'70s vintage finish- Silver signature Slash panel- 100W adjustable down to 0.1W- 5 ECC83 preamp tubes- 4 6550 power tubes- 2 channels- Effects loop, switchable via front panel Marshall-designed attenuation down to 0.1W Automatic Self-Bias with tube-fault indicator Speaker outs: 2 - 4Ω, 2 - 8Ω;, 1 - 16Ω |
 $1,999.99 |
Marshall 1962 'Blues Breaker' 2x12 Handwired 30 Watt Combo Amp
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Model: 1962 Bluesbreaker Year: Floor Model
The original Model 1962 is known as the "Bluesbreaker" because Eric Clapton Part of the magic to the sound of the Vintage Series amps is that they're hand wired in the Marshall factory, using specially sourced components. An example is the GZ34 rectifier tube (valve) that helps the Model 1962 produce that famous output stage compression and creamy sustain. The 1962 combo is loaded with a pair of 12" reissue Celestion Greenback This floor model has small cosmetic damage, but is fully warranteed. |
 $2,125.00 |
Marshall 1974X Handwired 18 WATT 1x12 Combo Amp
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Model: 1974x
The 1974X is an authentic re-issue of the fabled model 1974 combo of the late sixties (1966-1968). Just like the original, it boasts a point-to-point, handwired, tagboard circuit housed in an aluminium chassis, plus a valve-driven tremolo circuit. At the very heart of its simple, but effective, two channel design can be found six valves: three ECC83s in the preamp, an EZ81 rectifier and a pair of cathode biased EL84s in the power stage. As the output and mains transformers are vital components in any amplifier as they influence performance, sound and feel, Marshall worked extremely closely with their associates at Dagnall in order to duplicate the original, "off-the-shelf" transformers in all areas. Made in England. |
 $2,299.99 |
Marshall 2061CX Handwired 2x12 Extension Cabinet
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Model: 2061CX
TheMarshall 2061CX is a hand soldered, 60 Watt, 2x12" angled cabinet loaded with re-issue 30 Watt Celestion G12H speakers. The mini, angled cabinet is designed to compliment the handwired, reissue 20-Watt 2061X head both sonically and visually. Sporting "salt and pepper" grille cloth, metal handles and two of Celestions renowned G12 30H reissue speakers, the 2061CX sounds as good as it looks. Made In England. |
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Marshall 2061X Handwired 20 WATT Amp Head
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Model: 2061x
The Marshall 2061X 20W Amp Head is a hand-wired reissue of the model 2061, a "Lead and Bass" head originally produced from 1967 to 1973. With 20W of power, it churned out golden crunchy tones with depth and character. The Marshall 2061X comes with 2 EL84 tubes in the power amp, 2 ECC83s in the preamp, and a solid state rectifier. Made in England. |
 $1,899.99 |
Marshall 2203KK JCM 800 Head
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Model: 2203KK JCM 800
The 2203KK is based on Kerry King's favored JCM800 head, a head King calls "The Beast." His JCM800 had been at the core of Kerry's sound for years, both live and in the studio - that is until Marshall created Kerry's ultimate amplifier, the 2203KK. This 100-watt behemoth is equipped with a trio of ECC83s in the preamp and a quartet of KT88 driving the power stage. |
 $1,699.00 |
Marshall Jimi Hendrix Full Stack
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Model: Super 100JH
Serial: #413 out of 600
The Super 100JH is an extremely straightforward amplifier. Its two channels — High Treble and Normal — each have two inputs (High and Low sensitivity) and separate Loudness (volume) controls. Both channels share the amplifier's four tone controls: Treble, Middle, Bass and Presence. It contains three ECC83 (12AX7) valves in the preamp and a quartet of KT66 valves in the power amp, the later being standard issue in mid-sixties Marshall amplifiers. As the mains (power) and output transformers are vital to the performance, sound and feel of an all-valve amplifier, Marshall went to Drake, the company which supplied the transformers used in the original Super 100 heads. Fortunately, all of the original spec documentation remains intact in Drake's archives and the resulting reissue transformers mirror the all-important electrical behavior of the originals exactly. The Jimi Hendrix Stack's two 4x12 speaker cabinets — the angled 1982AJH and straight 1982BJH — have been designed to recreate the majestic look of the original, pinstriped stacks that Jimi used. Just like the circa 1966 original straight-fronted 1982 cabinet, the 1982BJH is nearly 7" taller than a standard Marshall 4x12", adding further to the impressive look of the stack. Also, just like the original 1982s, both JH cabs are loaded with Celestion G12C 25 Watt speakers, which have been specially developed by Marshall and Celestion to duplicate the sound of the original speakers found in authentic reference cabinets from that era.
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Marshall Regenerator Modulation Pedal
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Model: RG-1
Vintage Chorus, Modern Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Step Phaser, and Vibe settings give you plenty of modulations to craft all kinds of unusual effects. Optional expression pedal allows realtime control of the modulation speed. Bypass allows you to instantly access your dry tone. |
 $119.00 |
Marshall Jackhammer Overdrive Pedal
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Model: JH-1
Three of the controls on the JH-1 are concentric, meaning that there are two controls per shaft. It's amazing to count a total of seven controls on this unit, allowing the guitarist to dial in any sound from a dark, smooth tone to an all-out roar that the February, 2000, issue of Guitar Player magazine says packs "the punch and immediacy of a Marshall JCM 800." |
 $79.99 |
Marshall JTM Anniversary Stack
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Model: JTM Anniversary Stack Year: 2005
Serial: #239 of 250 To commemorate the 40th Anniversary (1965 - 2005) of Jim |
 $6,799.99 |
