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Marshall 1959HW 100W Guitar Amplifier Head

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Marshall 1959HW 100W Guitar Amplifier Head
Product no: 9000-0133-0695 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Marshall 1959 Handwired Guitar Amplifier Head is a legendary model that's defined the sound of rock throughout the '60s and '70s. The iconic Super Lead voicing can be heard on countless rock records and has been revived to give contemporary guitarists the chance to work with that timeless Plexi sound and the same powerful high-gain distortion that was the go-to for so many rock stars that came before.

All-Tube Tone

Powered by two ECC83 preamp valves, an ecc83 phase splitter and a four-pack of EL34 power amp valves, the 1959 Handwired spits warm-and-saturated sound drenched in a classic Marshall sauce. Meanwhile, the 100W power capacity prepares this choice amp head for the big stage, but you can also run it in the studio in combination with a load box.

Authentic All the Way

The Marshall 1959HW is carefully put together in Marshall's factory in Bletchley, England. The hand-wired innards and robust speaker cab outputs guarantee the reliability, build quality and durability expected of a Marshall amp, while the sound, look and finish ensure a fully authentic Marshall experience.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Amplifier type	tube
Power in Watts	76 - 100 Watts
Speaker output impedance	16 Ohms, 8 Ohms, 4 Ohms
Number of speaker outputs	2
Weight	20 - 24.9 kg
Number of channels	2
Amplifier valve	EL34
Amp modelling	no
Built-in tuner	no
Built-in effects	none
Power attenuator	no
Effects loop	no
Connectors	External speaker(s)
Colour	black

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	21,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	81,5 x 36,0 x 36,0 cm

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