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How many Marshall cabs do you own?
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five.
do head cab's count? 
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do head cab's count?
No, we'll leave those till the "how many Marshalls Heads do you own" starts up after this one.
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Four.....but would love a couple more though!
Two (plus a couple of clones). I am fond of the two I have, 1968 1960A (it is the matching cab for my 1959T, bought from the original owner. Had a hard life, now re-covered and loaded with early '80s G12-80s) and my early '80s 1936 (currently WGS loaded). Here is the '68 1960A with my JVM410JS on top:
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I found 2 I really love the sound of. Got a couple others. . Wish I could keep em all. I wish the speakers and cabs that have the tone I like weren't so expensive. I don't really need anymore but can't say I won't have. Would like to have a small box 50 watter and a a basketweave a cab. That would be the perfect mate to this
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I have four 1960 cabs. (Two A and Two B cabinets.)
And a RedBear 4x12 that I don't use.
I love you guys who have 10 or more cabs!
It makes me look normal in comparison!
And a RedBear 4x12 that I don't use.
I love you guys who have 10 or more cabs!
It makes me look normal in comparison!
Mosher Zone
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1982 A
But I'm looking to get a B cab to go with it.
But I'm looking to get a B cab to go with it.
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ricksteruk
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Just bought my first one - eBay bargain £180 birch ply newish one
Collecting it tomorrow
Collecting it tomorrow
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B.Gloob
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21 and climbing!
MarshallDog
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Two 4X12's and one 2X12. Don't think I'll ever own another 4X12, just too big and awkward, IMO!
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dude,...u might have an issue!
Right now they're in my living room, hehehe... (1 cab, and 2 heads missing from this pic.)
Cheers!
I have only one Marshall 1960TV. It was heavily used when I bought her and have been gigging steady with her for over 5 years straight.
Never one problem. I love that she is a few inches taller than the normal 1960.
Greenback Celestions being pushed, is my recipe for tonal success.
I never understood the reasoning behind making a 300 watt cabinet but we all use 100 or 50 watt heads. There is always way more bark when things are closely matched.
Granted, you are in scarier territory for sizzling a speaker, but isn't that area you want to play in??? It is for me...It's like your mother telling you not to play in the street, but you do it anyways. Right?
I have recently been running an Egnater 1x12 cabinet along with the Marshall. I place her in close proximity to me on the left facing my left ear, for more headroom when I move across the stage. Works wonderfully.
Never one problem. I love that she is a few inches taller than the normal 1960.
Greenback Celestions being pushed, is my recipe for tonal success.
I never understood the reasoning behind making a 300 watt cabinet but we all use 100 or 50 watt heads. There is always way more bark when things are closely matched.
Granted, you are in scarier territory for sizzling a speaker, but isn't that area you want to play in??? It is for me...It's like your mother telling you not to play in the street, but you do it anyways. Right?
I have recently been running an Egnater 1x12 cabinet along with the Marshall. I place her in close proximity to me on the left facing my left ear, for more headroom when I move across the stage. Works wonderfully.
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