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Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 Reissue, 35th Anniversary Edition (1997) Extremely Limited Editions: 1 of 250 made.White Custom Color. Near Mint Conditions to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Marshall's iconic JTM-45 2X12 combo amp, made popular by Eric Clapton when he played with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers The 35th anniversary models were limited to 250 pieces each, and are covered in handsome white vinyl. A badge proclaims each piece to be a limited edition.

The tone that set the blues boom of the mid-60s on fire, the Marshall model 1961 combo came into being following a request by Eric Clapton to Jim Marshall for an amp that would fit in the boot of his car. Armed with a 1960 Gibson Les Paul, Eric walked into Decca Studios in March 1966 and the rest is rock history, the amp forever known as the ‘Bluesbreaker’. Essentially this is a JTM45 built into a cabinet and was available in either a 4x10 or 2x12 configuration. At only 35 watts and built into an open backed cabinet, the amp could be turned up louder to achieve the overdriven sound that it was to become famous for. For the 35th Anniversary of the amp, 250 were produced in white Tolex, one of which you see before you.