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Value of Marshall 50 combo JMP 2104
I have had my 1979 2104 combo for 30 years now. I think I paid $825 including tax for it brand new. It came stock with black cloth. Everybody wanted to know how I got a black one, so I would tell them, "I went to the music store where they sold it to me." lol The 2104 is a kick ass amp. Very...- Texas Native
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New Found 1973 Superbass !!!
If it was my amp I would do two things. 1) Clean the unit in the most minimal fashion. It's old and it should look old. 2) Have it checked out by a reputable service tech that you trust. But that's just me.- Texas Native
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- Forum: Let's Talk Vintage
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New Found 1973 Superbass !!!
Congratulations!!! You have quite a gem on your hands. My suggestion is to keep this beauty bone stock. If you feel the strong urge to mod something, find a less-collectible/rare amp to tweak. Have fun with your new treasure.- Texas Native
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Does your 1987 sound good loud?
You have to remember that your amp and guitar have a relationship. And the louder the sound is, the more your amp and guitar will play together and feed off of each other. Attenuators and low volume play affect the relationship... they don't communicate the same. My $.02- Texas Native
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