The Marshall 1959SLP 35th Anniversary MK II Reissue is a faithful recreation of the legendary 100-watt Super Lead circuit that defined the sound of late ‘60s rock. Delivering massive headroom, explosive dynamics, and the unmistakable roar of EL34-driven power, this non-master-volume design is all about pure, uncompressed tube tone. The 35th Anniversary variant stands apart with its striking white tolex covering, pairing iconic Marshall tone with a rare and visually distinctive aesthetic.

This example is in excellent condition with light wear from use. The matching 1960AX 4x12 cabinet is also in excellent condition, showing only light cosmetic marks in the tolex and minor corner separation. A killer stack with classic looks and unmistakable tone. Includes a Marshall Powerbrake PB100 attenuator for volume reduction - with no Master Volume quite necessary.

Specifications

• Make: Marshall
• Model: 1959SLP MK II Reissue 35th Anniversary
• Serial #: 977481007
• Country: United Kingdom
• Power Output: 100 Watts
• Power Tubes: 4 × EL34
• Preamp Tubes: 3 × 12AX7 / ECC83
• Channels: 2 (High Treble, Normal)
• Inputs: 4 (High/Low sensitivity per channel)
• Voicing: Classic Plexi Super Lead circuit (late ‘60s spec)
• Controls: Volume I, Volume II, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence
• Special Features: Non-master-volume design, jumpable channels, 35th Anniversary white tolex
• Effects Loop: Series loop (model dependent)
• Impedance Options: 4Ω, 8Ω, 16Ω
• Cabinet Model: Marshall 1960AX 4x12
• Cabinet Serial #: 978527009
• Cabinet Speakers: 4 × 12" Celestion Greenback (G12M)
• Cabinet Power Handling: 100 Watts
• Cabinet Impedance: 16Ω mono / 4Ω stereo
• Cabinet Construction: Angled front, closed-back design
• Finish: White Tolex (Head & Cabinet)
• Condition: Excellent, light wear to head; cabinet shows light marks and minor corner separation

What's Included

• Marshall 1959SLP 35th Anniversary 100W Head
• Marshall 1960AX 4x12 Cabinet
• Marshall Powerbrake PB100 speaker load attenuator
• IEC Power Cable

Please note that photos are representative of the condition; not every mark can be visually included, and portions not visible in photos should be assumed to be of consistent condition.