Marshall JTM 1C 50th Anniversary Combo Amplifier

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In Very Good Overall Condition (please See Photos)

Light Cosmetic Surface Wear Visible, Including Some Minor Marks And Scratches Throughout

Tested And Fully Functional

Made In The UK

2-Channels, Tube-Powered  1-Watt 

1x10" Celestion G10F-15  Speaker

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The Marshall JTM1C is a limited-edition 1-watt all-tube combo amplifier released in 2012 to celebrate Marshall’s 50th anniversary. Inspired by the legendary JTM45 amplifiers of the 1960s, it delivers classic British blues and rock tones with rich warmth, smooth overdrive, and vintage character. Featuring a 10-inch Celestion speaker, simple controls, and a low-power mode for bedroom-friendly playing, the JTM1C captures the unmistakable sound of early Marshall amplification in a compact, collectible package.


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Listed13 hours ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • JTM1C 50th Anniversary 1960s 1-Watt 1x10" Guitar Combo
Categories
Year
  • 2012
Made In
  • United Kingdom
Number of Inputs
  • 1 Input
Speaker Configuration
  • 1x10"
Electronics
  • Tube
Reverb
  • None
Color Family
  • Black
Number of Channels
  • 1 Channel
Output Power (Watts)
  • 1

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