The End Of Marshall
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Well there goes all those killer craigslist deals on Marshall gear,,,,which I never take advantage of anyways,,,,,,,although it's not for lack of want.
I mean sure there's so much of it that deals will still be there if one is a good negotiator, but I'd bet for sure the asking prices will rise.
Well there goes all those killer craigslist deals on Marshall gear,,,,which I never take advantage of anyways,,,,,,,although it's not for lack of want.
I mean sure there's so much of it that deals will still be there if one is a good negotiator, but I'd bet for sure the asking prices will rise.
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Kamanda~SD
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Source?
Source?
Rex_Rocker
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Are their UK-built heads any good? As much as I like the sound of my 1960A, if you look inside, it honestly does not look very well built.
Are their UK-built heads any good? As much as I like the sound of my 1960A, if you look inside, it honestly does not look very well built.
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I always thought that was part of the sound. If it were built like a Mesa, it wouldn’t sound the same.
I always thought that was part of the sound. If it were built like a Mesa, it wouldn’t sound the same.
Nostalgic Distortion
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Guess I better get my butt in gear go & procure myself one of those Marshall Cass 5's that I've been lusting after for the past several years before they double in price? I've been one click away from owning either a Class 5 head or 1X10 combo at least a dozen times over the past 5-6 years but there has always been something else that I either wanted just a little more, a better deal on a different product, or that I thought would be a more suitable amp for what I'd be using it for so it never come to fruition...
The funny thing is in my current situation a Class 5 head or 1X10 combination amp pushing through my Vintage-30 1X12 would be almost perfect for what & where I play 99% of the time? REGRETS!!!
Oh well, they turn up on the used market pretty regularly & hopefully their prices won't jump too high before the beginning of 2018. Once I have the holidays behind me (& let's not forget taxes) I'll have a little more disposable income & hopefully I can get my hands on one then!!!
Guess I better get my butt in gear go & procure myself one of those Marshall Cass 5's that I've been lusting after for the past several years before they double in price? I've been one click away from owning either a Class 5 head or 1X10 combo at least a dozen times over the past 5-6 years but there has always been something else that I either wanted just a little more, a better deal on a different product, or that I thought would be a more suitable amp for what I'd be using it for so it never come to fruition...
The funny thing is in my current situation a Class 5 head or 1X10 combination amp pushing through my Vintage-30 1X12 would be almost perfect for what & where I play 99% of the time? REGRETS!!!
Oh well, they turn up on the used market pretty regularly & hopefully their prices won't jump too high before the beginning of 2018. Once I have the holidays behind me (& let's not forget taxes) I'll have a little more disposable income & hopefully I can get my hands on one then!!!
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Little Pigbacon
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DSL range is built in Vietnam.
DSL range is built in Vietnam.
Nostalgic Distortion
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I do hope that they've decided to at least keep the Marshall factory museum opened in the U.K.! There's a lot of history in that building....
I do hope that they've decided to at least keep the Marshall factory museum opened in the U.K.! There's a lot of history in that building....
Securb
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I don't think the country of origin matters much. There are plenty of quality products made overseas. If Marshall starts to cheapen the design and components of the amps there could be big problems. As long as the design, quality control and component standards stay the same or get better they will be fine.
I don't think the country of origin matters much. There are plenty of quality products made overseas. If Marshall starts to cheapen the design and components of the amps there could be big problems. As long as the design, quality control and component standards stay the same or get better they will be fine.
LLL
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The price will go up. The UK made Marshalls will become the Klon Centaurs of the amp world (along with the Dumble)... especially the vintage ones.
The price will go up. The UK made Marshalls will become the Klon Centaurs of the amp world (along with the Dumble)... especially the vintage ones.
Lake Placid Blues
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It's not true. Dave Friedman has posted an apology on another forum. He was just speculating about what might happen in the future I guess, but it got perceived differently.
It's not true. Dave Friedman has posted an apology on another forum. He was just speculating about what might happen in the future I guess, but it got perceived differently.
LLL
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Source? Coulda swore he said just that in the vid (which interestingly is no longer available).
Source? Coulda swore he said just that in the vid (which interestingly is no longer available).
Lake Placid Blues
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The topic on the other forum, which contained the apology post, has been removed as well. I take this, that it was all a mistake.
The topic on the other forum, which contained the apology post, has been removed as well. I take this, that it was all a mistake.
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