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FINAL & last PRICE DROP!!
NOTE: Any overcharge on shipping fees will always be instantly refunded depending on your location. Just trying to cover shipping to West Coast as we sell a lot out that way.
I have been selling vintage pieces for this collector for several months now and although it has been a lot of hard work he and his amazing pieces have been a lot of FUN! Well I finally picked up the other 4x12 cab and the POSTER and it is all here at the shop!
This head and 2 4-12 cabs come with all 3 of the original shipping boxes. Naturally 1 cab is a slant and 1 is straight. The stack does come with the original 3 way footswitch in the original box as pictured and a large promotional poster from Marshall not yet shown in the listing.
I am calling this stack near MINT as there there are a few manufacurer imperfections and a very small spec in the tolex on the right side of the head.
SN# H-0174.
Note: I opened up the top cabinet to show the Celestion G-12T-75 speakers.
The cabs weigh 92 lbs. ea.
We will ship and refund any shipping fees if overcharged.
You can pickup or arrange shipping yourself as well.
NOTE: Any overcharge on shipping fees will always be instantly refunded.
IN BUSINESS for 36 YEARS!!
50 YEARS of VINTAGE EXPERIENCE!
MICHIGAN GUITAR SHOW PROMOTORS
Since 1989!
Brick and mortar to the end!
SHOP RETAIL HOURS: WED-SAT: 11:30-6:00
by APPOINTMENT ONLY so call first. 1-248-546-7447
I do a lot of out of town and special
appointments on Sundays.
Gordy's Music
3341 Hilton Rd.
1 MILE EAST of 10 MILE and Woodward Ave.
on the corner next to the Shell Station
Ferndale, Michigan, 48220
I am 15 minutes north of downtown Detroit
1/2 mile from I-75 off 1-696
3 summers ago we sold 35 pieces to the movie set of Bill & Teds Most Excellent Adventure 'Face the Music'! with Keanu Reeves.
Lot's of guitars, amplifiers, rack gear, they wanted a lot of stuff with LOTS of KNOBS!!
We just did another movie bit last fall in a film called 'Miracle in Detroit'
starring Smokey Robinson. Our shop had a 15 minute scene in that movie
on the Lifetime channel last November 28th. and it ran through Xmas day!
Check out our list of celebrities serviced over the past 36 years on our website.
"What’s blue, has 17 knobs, 22 switches, 3 channels, variable damping factor, effects loop, 11 tubes and sounds like God?”
Most people dread turning 30, right? Well not us. By the time we reached our 30th anniversary, we had long been a household name, celebrated by rock legends from across the globe. We'd set the bar pretty high with the Silver Jubilee to celebrate turning 25, and we knew we had to do something special to mark 30 years of being in the amp business. So that’s exactly what we did.
The development of the 30th Anniversary series began during the production of the JCM900s. The initial plan had been to release a third amp in the series, a three-channel variation. Unfortunately, with production demands for other amps being so high, this was postponed and the triple channel variation was launched for the anniversary instead.
The amp was praised for providing almost all Marshall tones in one. Each channel featured different modes modelled after previous Marshall success stories. Whether you were after the sound of a JTM45 or a JCM900, this series would fit the bill.
When the 30th Anniversary series was launched at Winter NAMM in 1992 it was met with huge critical acclaim. Not only did it sound great but it looked good too. With blue or white vinyl finishes, all brass plated panel and Marshall script logo, this was an amp that screamed glamour. The valve and transformer covers were also brass plated.
Despite it being 1992, the amp also featured many forward thinking technological advancements, many of which are still utilised today. These include an effects loop, midi controls, separate send levels, and balanced output control features which provide a real direct to board guitar sound.
The amp itself was a 100 watt, all valve, triple channel beast. Both the head and the combo housed 11 valves: seven ECC83s and four EL34s. All three channels were independent, each with their own controls for EQ and volume and individual gain controls for Crunch and Lead channels. The tone of each channel could be sculped even further, making this amp a showstopper:
CHANNEL 1
The clean channel, had a mid-shift button which added a glassier tone to the classic Marshall sound. There was also a bright switch for added shimmer.
CHANNEL 2
Channel 2 featured 3 modes, each representing an iconic predecessor. Mode A had a tone similar to a Super Lead/JTM45, Mode B gave the amp a classic JCM800 sound and Mode C brought the heavy metal sound from the JCM900 amps.
CHANNEL 3
Channel 3 reached unparalleled levels of gain with contour switches and gain boost.
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