Complete list of Marshall amps?

[Jethro Rocker]

Jubilees
1987
I dont know them all.
2553, 2554, 2555, 2550, 2558... etc

 

[neikeel]

The JTM50 came in mid 67 (as above) when I referred to the reverse logo, yes they were tube rectified but the transformers were both changed for EL34s, from the 784-103 (8k a-a) with KT66s to 784-128 (3.4k a-a) to suit EL34s. The PT went from the 1202-55 to 1202-118 for slightly lower voltage. I did not put the details in the text as there are so many subtle details that could be added you would need to put them in a small book. In fact it would be great to put such a thing together with technical spec changes and really good quality pictures for the JTM/plexi era. A couple of us have spoken about it but so little time!

 

[Michael Roe]

DSL = Dual Super Lead................a quick Google search would have saved y'all some embarrassment. LOL!

I knew that, I wasn't trying to embarrass anybody

 

[mk2 steve]

Worth saying that the 900 series didn’t have SLX combos of any kind - only the 2100 SLX and 2500 SLX heads. The MkIIIs and Dual Reverbs had combos.

 

[The Dose of Harmony]

This bit needs serious tweak:

MY 1963
JTM45 offset prototypes with coffin logo, RS trannies and output 5881 tubes-> first production models with white front coffin logo and KT66s

MY 1964
Split front coffin logo->smooth vinyl and silver Maroon logo

MY 1965
JTM45 with Gold Block logo
also introduced was the 8-input 1963 Model Super PA with KT66s all still about 30w.
First Bluesbreakers with trem (1962 with 2x12 and 1961 with 4x10 thick sided combo cabs). As you suggest the 4-hole PA was 1985, the Bass 1986, Lead 1987 and Organ 1989.
Half way through the year trannies changed to Drakes.
The 1963 became the JTM50PA MkIII but (AFAIK still KT66s)
The first JTM45/100 100w dual Drake OT PA amps introduced in Autumn '65 with script logo and RS mains tranny (although Pete Townsend had some Gold Block logo Supertrems before that).

MY 1966
Still the same line up with more 100w options (Trems, Lead, Bass and PA) with single OT and big Drake PT.
The JTM45s pretty much the same, minor changes and alloy block chassis at end of year.

MY 1967
The 50w amps came in using EL34s (again Lead, Bass, Trem and PAs) and after short run of block alloy 50w the steel JTM reverse logo amps.
The 100w also got transformer changes and EL34s (again rapid transition of different versions and about same time the steel chassis)

MY 1968
The Dagnall transformer change over completed with the first split cathode lead 50w and 100w amps introduced to join the other models.

All the above are strictly plexi models apart from the early JTM45s which had polished and engraved aluminium chassis, followed by short run of Traffolyte panels.

Summer 69 Metal panel amps introduced, initially same spec.

Lots of changes and mods left out but you get my drift? if anyone has a true 64 BB then please chip in - they may be out there and I am unaware.

would be ok if i put the list like this in the list?

Plexi's

MY 1963
MY 1964
MY 1965
MY 1966
MY 1967
MY 1968

 

[tidbit]

Weird...

I currently own 4 Marshall amps and none of them are on the list...

JMP 2203
Haze Mz15
Lead 12
AS50r Acoustic

 

[The Dose of Harmony]

Weird...

I currently own 4 Marshall amps and none of them are on the list...

JMP 2203
Haze Mz15
Lead 12
AS50r Acoustic

Can you tell more about the lead 12?

Totally forgot. About the haze and acustics ones!

 

[Dogs of Doom]

also, there were Park, Sound City & was it DMI? (looking it up, Sound City DMI, was Arbiter, which seems connected to HiWatt)

Has anybody ever seen one of these?

It's a '65 Dual OT Super 100 4 holer

http://marstran.com/6621 45100.htm (scroll down)

I guess in '05, they made a replica:

http://marstran.com/NewDualOT.htm (scroll down)

 

[tidbit]

Can you tell more about the lead 12?

Totally forgot. About the haze and acustics ones!

The Lead 12 is a fantastic SS practice amp. People call it the poor man's 800 and I see why. I actually play it the most out of all my amps. It's nothing like the solid state amps that followed (MG series). I discovered it from a Johan video.

 

[niazmet]

it's our little secret everybody
The 2014 tv documentary about Marshall called "Play It Loud The History of Marshall Amps"

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[ken361]

Vintage Modern 2203 2204

 

[10kDA]

Artist 3203 & 4203

 

[jcm800gridlock]

Missing JMP models

I’ve owned a few rare combos.

‘76 JMP Model 2100 Lead/Bass (special order)
‘76 JMP Model 2187 (1987 in combo form)
‘69 JMP Model 1930 Popular (mine converted to 18 watt)