Classic tube tone from the days of huge guitar!

This half stack includes the Marshall JCM800 2203 Vintage Series 100W Tube Head and Marshall 1960A or 1960B 300W 4x12 Guitar Extension Cabinet.

Marshall JCM800 2203 Vintage Series 100W Tube Head
The all-valve JCM800 2203 is one of the most highly respected 100W Marshall heads in the company's long history. Evolving from the legendary Plexi head, it was one of the first Marshall amps to feature a master volume control. The essence of simplicity, the JCM800 is a one-channel, all-valve amp head with no reverb or effects. Its easy control panel, distinctive roar, and larger-than-life edge immediately set the standard by which all other rock amps were judged and it remained the industry benchmark throughout the entire 16 years of its production life. Now it's back by popular demand and just like the 1959SLP and 1987X it has a Series Effects Loop with true bypass that takes the loop completely out of the circuit ensuring the original tone isn't compromised in any shape or form. 30"W x 9"H x 12"D. 41 lbs.

Marshall 1960A or 1960B 300W 4x12 Guitar Extension Cabinet
The Marshall 1960 Speaker Cabinet puts out beautiful tone at any volume. The addition of an impedance (4 or 16 ohm) mono/stereo switching mechanism has transformed the "industry standard" 1960 into the ultimate speaker cab. These 280W Marshall cabs are loaded with Celestion Vintage speakers.

Marshall JCM800 2203X and 1960A or 1960B Half Stack Features:

• Marshall JCM800 100W
• 4 EL34s in the power stage
• 3 ECC83s in the preamp
• True bypass series FX loop
• 3-band EQ
• Presence control
  
  Marshall 1960A or 1960B 300W 4x12 Guitar Extension Cabinet
• Speaker Type: Celestion G12T-75W
• Speaker Configuration: 4"x12"
• Power (RMS): 300W
• Selectable Mono/Stereo: Yes
• Impedance Stereo/Mono: 8 Ohm, 16/4 Ohm
• 30"W x 32-3/4"H x 14-1/4"D
• 82 lbs.

Talent and a lot of hard work can get you far, but if you want to play like the big boys, you've got to play what the big boys play. Order today and get serious.

Marshall JCM800 2203X and 1960A or 1960B Half Stack

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simply the best

Posted by Jeff from salt lake city Utah on Nov 24, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: veteran musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

I happen to be the fortunate owner of not only an original 1984 jcm 800 series, but the one sold only in Europe with the World War II surplus tubes. I have recieved several generous offers from others wanting to buy it, but I have held onto it, in spite of this. To a collector this amp is worth much, however I must admit that the reissue comes very close to the original tone. You need to have a touchy ear to tell the difference. My best recommendation to capture this original tone and punch is to get the jcm 800 reissue and add to it a boss super overdrive pedal and tweak it to your taste. The amp modeler products have improved quite a bit but they still don't come close. (but they are a lot of fun to play with).

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