Marshall MX112 Guitar Speaker Cabinet (80 Watts, 1x12")

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Marshall MX112 Guitar Speaker Cabinet (80 Watts, 1x12"), Left

Marshall MX112 Guitar Speaker Cabinet (80 Watts, 1x12"), Right

Turned up loud or just right, the sound of this cab is pure Marshall -- with a single 12-inch Celestion Seventy 80 speaker and lightweight MDF construction.

Overview

Ready to Rock at an affordable price? If so, then the punchy 1x12 inch MX112 speaker cabinet is a great complement to your DSL tube head. Great for onstage use at midsize clubs, the portable MX112 cabinet gives you a tight sound with plenty of volume. Give your audience what they want to hear, Marshall!

The MX112 features a Celestion Seventy 80 speaker which meets the expanded frequency range often requested by the next generation of amp manufacturers. The Seventy 80 is detailed and crisply defined, with a tightly controlled low-end and punchy, aggressive upper mid-range. The top-end response is also subtly increased. Used singly, in pairs or quartets, the Seventy 80 is capable of reproducing a wide range of sounds and styles for guitarists of all music genres.

Features:

- 1 x Celestion Seventy 80 Speaker
- MDF Construction
- Top Strap Handle
- Black Covering and Fret White Piping
- Small Size Marshall Logo
- 16 ohm mono speaker input

Specs

- Speakers: 1 x 12 inch Celestion Seventy 80
- Power Handling: 80 watts
- Impedance: 16 ohms
- Cabinet Type: Straight
- Construction Material: MDF
- Mono/Stereo: Mono
- Inputs: 1 x 1/4 inch
- Outputs: No outputs
- Other I/O: No other I/O
- Dimensions: (H x D x W) 20 x 8.9 x 24 inches

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-877-6863

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted February 4, 2018 by Wayne Jackson in Byron, GA

"Fun little amp with a big sound."

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Been having a ball with the Marshall DSL1CR. Never had a Marshall amp before, so was very curious about that mean Marshall sound people talk about. After I played around with the knobs, and found the sound I was looking for I tried a little Black Sabbath Iron Man, and to me it souned like from the song, I smiled and said, oh yeah, that'll do. Tried some ambient guitar with it to, and it makes a great ambient guitar amp. Seems like this amp takes pedals better than my Vox AC4C1 or my Fender Mustang II. The Marshall looks to be built like a tank, and hopfully will last me a long time.