Marshall 1962 New Vintage Bluesbreaker Combo B-Ware

Why B-goods:This is an exhibitor with the gold on the logo partially removed. In addition, the tolex corners at the back have minimal marks.

From 1965 to the present day, this Marshall all-tube combo has been a legend. It got its nickname "Bluesbreaker" when Eric Clapton used it in John Mayall's famous blues band. Its tremolo effect has a unique sound character - much harder in response than the "American" tremolo of the old Fender amps. With its tube rectification and typical sound circuitry, the New Vintage model is in no way inferior to the original - on the contrary: while the originals had significant differences in sound between individual amps due to the higher component tolerances at the time, this kind of series dispersion is practically impossible in today's age of CE guidelines.

Features:

• 30 watts RMS output power
• 3x ECC83 preamp tubes
• 2x 5881 power tubes
• GZ34 rectifier tube
• 2 input channels "Top Boost" and "Normal"
• 3-band tone control and presence
• Separate volume control for both channels
• Tremolo effect with intensity and speed controls
• Footswitch for tremolo included
• Authentic styling
• Dimensions (overall in mm, W x H x D): 740 x 600 x 240
• Weight only 30.2 kg

Specs:

• Type: Amps
• Channels: 2
• Effect Processor: yes
• Power: 30 W
• Equipment: 2 x 12
• Amplification: Tube
• Amp Type: E-Guitar Combo
• Headphone Out: yes
• digital modelling: no
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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