TheJesterman
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Here is a recent family photo,
Please allow me to list these amplifiers
you may have heard of these...Marshalls.
From left to right, top to bottom.
1994 Jimi hendrix Marshall full stack
measured around 168 watts and almost 7 feet tall.
Randy Rhoads Marshall 100 watt signature amp... loud and proud.
One of the most recent
1978 Marshall 2203 Master volume JMP head, crisp and ..well loud.
Under that is a YJM 50-100 watt(switchable wattage) Marshall signature head..need i say more?
That is being held up by a 1976-77 Marshall black back loaded slant cabinet.
In the middle is a rare... most prized thing i have.
A 1966 Marshall 8x10 Pinstripe cabinet, most beautiful sounding cabinet I own.
Next are my favorite heads...yes more Marshalls...but more vintage.
Three 1972 Marshall metal panel 100 watt super leads. One of which is a "jmp" named head.
(not sure of the difference between JMP super lead and the other ones, all sound amazing and quite close).
A lot of older Marshall amps like these...
not all are the same, no such thing as a "stock" Marshall back then... but i got lucky with three that have that "mojo"
...and i mean real mojo.
HELD up by a 1972(?) era bass cabinet
(which sounds amazing with old Marshalls).
A 67' Spec Marshall i built from Metro amps
in white with reissue Marshall
green back loaded full stack.
Hope you enjoyed!
PS: let me know if the picture shows up
i only know how to play guitar, turn a Marshall up... not so good with computer mumbo jumbo.
Most recent Marshall ^
Please allow me to list these amplifiers
you may have heard of these...Marshalls.
From left to right, top to bottom.
1994 Jimi hendrix Marshall full stack
measured around 168 watts and almost 7 feet tall.
Randy Rhoads Marshall 100 watt signature amp... loud and proud.
One of the most recent
1978 Marshall 2203 Master volume JMP head, crisp and ..well loud.
Under that is a YJM 50-100 watt(switchable wattage) Marshall signature head..need i say more?
That is being held up by a 1976-77 Marshall black back loaded slant cabinet.
In the middle is a rare... most prized thing i have.
A 1966 Marshall 8x10 Pinstripe cabinet, most beautiful sounding cabinet I own.
Next are my favorite heads...yes more Marshalls...but more vintage.
Three 1972 Marshall metal panel 100 watt super leads. One of which is a "jmp" named head.
(not sure of the difference between JMP super lead and the other ones, all sound amazing and quite close).
A lot of older Marshall amps like these...
not all are the same, no such thing as a "stock" Marshall back then... but i got lucky with three that have that "mojo"
...and i mean real mojo.
HELD up by a 1972(?) era bass cabinet
(which sounds amazing with old Marshalls).
A 67' Spec Marshall i built from Metro amps
in white with reissue Marshall
green back loaded full stack.
Hope you enjoyed!
PS: let me know if the picture shows up
i only know how to play guitar, turn a Marshall up... not so good with computer mumbo jumbo.
Most recent Marshall ^
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