You guys remember the Mitch Kolby incident with Vox and someone knocking the Valvetronix? Well on another forum Mitch dropped a bomb. Here's the news:
"Good morning!
This is the beginning of a hand wired series of Marshall replica products. Each one has been carefully copied including tone, cosmetics, construction, and components (including carefully redesigned and selected transformers, caps & resistors). Cabinets are birch ply including backs, metal handles, S&P grill cloth and hand soldered speakers.
1959HW – hand wired replica of a circa 1967 Super Lead. Check out the schematic in “the History of Marshall” of the Super Lead from 1967, add a 100pf cap across the Volume control of Channel 1 and you are there. Large transformers.
20 watt Lead and Bass – hand wired replica. Also available is a 2x12 cabinet that looks like the old 4x10. Looks very cool with S&P grill and sounds great with the G12H30s.
18 watt combo – 1x12 version with a newly redesigned aged 20 watt Greenback. New grill cloth that more closely replicates (relative to the stuff we use on the current reissues) the look of the old “rubbery” grill. Sounds “the business”. 1x12 extension cab with the 20 watt Greenback.
Pricing will be competitive with “boutique” copy amps.
Marshall 1960 A and B cabs will also come with G12H30s"
Here is a link to the thread over at PP: http://vintageamps.com/PlexiPalaceUB...c;f=1;t=008425
So what do you guys think?
J
"Good morning!
This is the beginning of a hand wired series of Marshall replica products. Each one has been carefully copied including tone, cosmetics, construction, and components (including carefully redesigned and selected transformers, caps & resistors). Cabinets are birch ply including backs, metal handles, S&P grill cloth and hand soldered speakers.
1959HW – hand wired replica of a circa 1967 Super Lead. Check out the schematic in “the History of Marshall” of the Super Lead from 1967, add a 100pf cap across the Volume control of Channel 1 and you are there. Large transformers.
20 watt Lead and Bass – hand wired replica. Also available is a 2x12 cabinet that looks like the old 4x10. Looks very cool with S&P grill and sounds great with the G12H30s.
18 watt combo – 1x12 version with a newly redesigned aged 20 watt Greenback. New grill cloth that more closely replicates (relative to the stuff we use on the current reissues) the look of the old “rubbery” grill. Sounds “the business”. 1x12 extension cab with the 20 watt Greenback.
Pricing will be competitive with “boutique” copy amps.
Marshall 1960 A and B cabs will also come with G12H30s"
Here is a link to the thread over at PP: http://vintageamps.com/PlexiPalaceUB...c;f=1;t=008425
So what do you guys think?
J
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