Sixty watts. Three channels. 4 x 12 cabinet.
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Feature:
The features are the best reason to buy this amp. Very versatile for live gigging.
Quality:
Marshall is as good a build quality as any.
Value:
A great long term investment. Marshalls will always have a great resale.
Desirability:
Amp is stunning on stage. I look at this amp as a fine piece of artwork in my house. There is NOTHING that sends a visual message better than a marshall amp.
Sound:
Sounds great. Like the clean. Sounds best with a full stack with the 1960B on the bottom. Takes a bit of tweaking to get all three channels set up. I have a JCM800 head that I think would be better to record if you are after that true vintage classic rock tone. But this one is better for gigging for me since I play everything from RNB to AC/DC in the same night.
Ease of Use:
Takes a bit of tweaking. Many combinations between channel gains, volumes and master volume.
Support:
Have had no reason for support so far.
Overall:
My main amps are now a Mesa Boogie F30, Two Fender Prosonics, A JCM800 half stack, and the TSL60 Half stack. After playing for 30 years I felt I deserved and could afford all of them. These rigs will cover all bases for recording, small gigs, and large out door gigs. All have a very distict sound. The Fender tube reverb is the best ever, the Marhsall crunch is the ultimate calssic rock sound. You need both to get the real sounds. I despise modelling amps and solid state amps. They all suck in my opinion.
Submitted: 4/10/2006
Style of Music: Rock
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Feature:
The features are the best reason to buy this amp. Very versatile for live gigging.
Quality:
Marshall is as good a build quality as any.
Value:
A great long term investment. Marshalls will always have a great resale.
Desirability:
Amp is stunning on stage. I look at this amp as a fine piece of artwork in my house. There is NOTHING that sends a visual message better than a marshall amp.
Sound:
Sounds great. Like the clean. Sounds best with a full stack with the 1960B on the bottom. Takes a bit of tweaking to get all three channels set up. I have a JCM800 head that I think would be better to record if you are after that true vintage classic rock tone. But this one is better for gigging for me since I play everything from RNB to AC/DC in the same night.
Ease of Use:
Takes a bit of tweaking. Many combinations between channel gains, volumes and master volume.
Support:
Have had no reason for support so far.
Overall:
My main amps are now a Mesa Boogie F30, Two Fender Prosonics, A JCM800 half stack, and the TSL60 Half stack. After playing for 30 years I felt I deserved and could afford all of them. These rigs will cover all bases for recording, small gigs, and large out door gigs. All have a very distict sound. The Fender tube reverb is the best ever, the Marhsall crunch is the ultimate calssic rock sound. You need both to get the real sounds. I despise modelling amps and solid state amps. They all suck in my opinion.
Submitted: 4/10/2006
Style of Music: Rock
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