Marshall GAS!

[the guy who invented fire]

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Yup, you can crank it at my place too. 8000 sq feet of basically open space....in an industrial area. If it goes to 11, you can put it on 11 here.

Jeff,

I'll crank it at my house first...you should be able to hear it from here!

[jdm61]

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hell......you get as many as Jimi used to have on stage, HE could hear you What struck me as interesting is that the early, early Super Leads had the SS rectifier, but still used KT66's. Kind of a Super JTM 100. I wonder how difficult it would be to try that with my new 50 watt? And of course, they will be using those badass super pricey 12h30 Heritage speakers in the cabs. That set up will have to sell for well north of $5k

[JeffB]

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Yeah this is gonna be one helluva great amp...but good gawd...it's for Stadiums only

wonder how much actual wattage they are gonna be putting out??

And If one of the forum bros brings one to LI, I'll hop on the train with one of my guits in a heartbeat!

[jdm61]

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100 w but it don't matter......that stack has 8 of those super high dollar high effeciency Celestion Heritage 30's. That thing is gonna honk REAL loud.

[Corbic]

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You do, my house Pick one up and swing on by. I am sure all the LI brothers will come by that day too

I could walk there if I had to! And I would for something like that hehe.

I read somewhere that Jimi had his Super Leads modded with 6550 tubes, and otherwise were left stock. At the end of each tour, the techs would take apart the one's Jimi liked the best to see what made them better. They almost always had very high plate voltage.

[Gearjoneser]

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It looks frighteningly loud, but it's a great keepsake for sure. I wish I had the slant cab, just to use with my amp.

Look ma, no handles.......well, except for the plastic ones on the straight cab.

[The Golden Boy]

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[Gearjoneser]

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After reading the whole description, I'm more interested in having it as a long-term collectible.......the only problem is I KNOW what the price is gonna be.
The whole stack will likely be $5000, if not more.

By the way, I met Janie Hendrix when I was 19. I worked at Guitar Center and this young black woman told me and the other salesmen that she was Jimi Hendrix's younger sister. We all looked at each other like "yeah rite."
She pulled out her driver's license and showed us her name, but we still just thought her last name was a coincidence. She came back a week later with some pictures of Jimi that nobody but her would own. We Sh1t our pants and ate crow! She even gave one of the pictures to the salesman who was a huge Hendrix fan......a guy that was about her age.

[jimmy]

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Which guitar center was this?

[the guy who invented fire]

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After reading the whole description, I'm more interested in having it as a long-term collectible.......the only problem is I KNOW what the price is gonna be.
The whole stack will likely be $5000, if not more.

The new Marshall Handwired 100 watt head and 2 cabs sells for over 5k as is..the Jimi Hendrix version is gonna be WAY more...the public has been waiting for a JH Marshall for close to 30 years!

[The Golden Boy]

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I really wanted one of those offset JTM45s when they came out.