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Marshall JVM Guitar Amplifier Half Stack with JVM205H Head and JCM1960A Cabinet - $ 2379.00 Hailed as a breakthrough in amplification by the world’s guitar press, the JVM Series offers a powerstage built on the peerless EL34 designs responsible for the legendary Marshall roar. |
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Marshall Vintage Modern Guitar Amplifier Half Stack with 2466 Head and 425A Cabinet - $ 2500.00 These are two words that don’t normally sit comfortably together unless you’re talking guitar amplification. The Vintage aspect of course, the tone-fat, smooth, classic and dynamic. The Modern aspect is the feature-set included to enable ease of use and flexibility- Master Volume, series FX Loop, Extra overdrive for those hot modded sounds, onboard Reverb and a New frequency selective pre-amp topology to facilitate tonal tailoring for specific instruments and musical styles. |
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Marshall JVM Guitar Amplifier Half Stack - $ 2850.00 If one thing personifies the image of rock ‘n’ roll more than anything else it’s the Marshall 4×12. Though often imitated, nothing compares with the original. The first 4×12 cab was designed and built by Jim Marshall in 1962. Since then they have made many thousands, which have appeared on stages both large and small all over the world. |
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Marshall LTD Super 100JH Jimi Hendrix Handwired Guitar Amplifier Full Stack with Super 100JH Head, 1982AJH and 1982BJH Cabinets - $ 6400.00 The Jimi Hendrix stack consists of the Super 100JH head, the angled 1982AJH 4×12 in. and the extra-tall, straight-fronted 1982BJH 4×12 in. cabinets. The original versions of this iconic, tall, pinstriped stack were built in 1966 and the Super 100 head was the immediate successor to Marshall’s first ever 100-Watt head — the famous dual output transformer JTM45/100. |
