White Marshall JCM 800 50 watt Lead
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Hi everyone, I have this white Marshall JCM 800 50 watt Lead speaker amp, I want to get more info about it, becase i I cannot find any like these. Serial number is S25559, please could anyone give me some info. I am planning to sell it and would be nice to know what could be actual price roughly. Thank you.
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Gene Ballzz
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First,
to the forum!
Value will likely depend & vary greatly on your general location on this planet? Sad to see that you may be giving up on playing guitar?
Great Amp!
Gene
First,
to the forum!Value will likely depend & vary greatly on your general location on this planet? Sad to see that you may be giving up on playing guitar?
Great Amp!
Gene
Jethro Rocker
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An S serial number indicates 1984.
Model 4210.
Value will vary greatly region to region.
Model 4210.
Value will vary greatly region to region.
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If its running tubes [2-EL34] then its a JCM800 4210 - the head version is a 2205. A but hard to tell from the pics.
For pricing I look at Reverb to see what they are selling for.
Russ
For pricing I look at Reverb to see what they are selling for.
Russ
Chris-in-LA
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Do you still have the foot switch that goes with it? If not, that might decrease the value. Also, your model with the channel switching is less desirable than the single channel JCM800 lead amps. I would bet that you could get more than $1000 US for it, maybe as much as $1500 depending on the condition and originality of the components.
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Jethro Rocker
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Marshall made white in several years in early 80s. I had a white 2203 halfstack from 1983.How much I know and see all components are original, tried to play with a guitar today and it worked nice, first time actualyi believe it's a rare item because I never seen white in google.
Type in this and lots come up.
white marshall 4210
Jethro Rocker
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It has a standby switch on front so a 4210.
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Colors accentuate the BASE value of the amp. Purple is cool, and can make a JMP worth a fair bit more. A purple MG, not so much. Yours stands to fetch more than a black channel switcher, but you’d need some oddball colors collector of the whole 800 series to be interested in a premium for this.
Pro: White
Pro: 800 Series (any old tube 800 fetches more than a 900)
Con: 2-channel 800 (not nearly as valuable as single channel 800s)
Con: Earlier model (more prone to channel bleed issues)
Con: Combo (almost always less valuable than the head unit)
Just a thumbnail of ideas of what to know/expect regarding negotiating. I too would ask for more than a standard 2-channel combo, maybe as much as/more than a channel switching head unit, but (I suspect) few if any would pay a single channel premium for yours because it is white instead of just getting a 4104, 2203 etc instead.
Pro: White
Pro: 800 Series (any old tube 800 fetches more than a 900)
Con: 2-channel 800 (not nearly as valuable as single channel 800s)
Con: Earlier model (more prone to channel bleed issues)
Con: Combo (almost always less valuable than the head unit)
Just a thumbnail of ideas of what to know/expect regarding negotiating. I too would ask for more than a standard 2-channel combo, maybe as much as/more than a channel switching head unit, but (I suspect) few if any would pay a single channel premium for yours because it is white instead of just getting a 4104, 2203 etc instead.
Go Loud Early
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Where are you located? I would like to follow this on Ebay.
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The Anniversary version is worth a few bucks more than a regular JCM800.
Otherwise it's really just a JCM800 4210 with white tolex.
Nice amp regardless. Just not as desirable as the single chanel version as noted earlier in the thread. A vertical input 4010 with the stock G12-65 is the grail for JCM800 combos.
www.gbase.com
Otherwise it's really just a JCM800 4210 with white tolex.
https://Reverb(dot)com/item/287568-...0w-anniversary-series-limited-run-white-tolex
Nice amp regardless. Just not as desirable as the single chanel version as noted earlier in the thread. A vertical input 4010 with the stock G12-65 is the grail for JCM800 combos.
1983 Marshall JCM800 model 4010 White > Amps & Preamps | Killer Vintage
Randy Rhoads style in Factory white tolex! This appears to be a model that was made for Canadian export. This amp always had EL34 power tubes and not the 6550's that were in the US Export models. T...
www.gbase.com
Thanks a lot, very helpful.The Anniversary version is worth a few bucks more than a regular JCM800.
Otherwise it's really just a JCM800 4210 with white tolex.
https://Reverb(dot)com/item/287568-...0w-anniversary-series-limited-run-white-tolex
Nice amp regardless. Just not as desirable as the single chanel version as noted earlier in the thread. A vertical input 4010 with the stock G12-65 is the grail for JCM800 combos.
1983 Marshall JCM800 model 4010 White > Amps & Preamps | Killer Vintage
Randy Rhoads style in Factory white tolex! This appears to be a model that was made for Canadian export. This amp always had EL34 power tubes and not the 6550's that were in the US Export models. T...
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