Marshall Amps
Marshall amps have defined the sound of the electric guitar. Think of your favourite guitarist, chances are they either have or do use Marshall amps. From the classic designs like the JTM-45 and 1959SLP to the current JVM series, Marshall have always delivered killer tone.
JVM The JVM series is Marshall’s latest series of all tube amplifiers that offer three gain modes per channel for maximum flexibility. From super clean to massive gain the JVM has it all and incorporates features like midi switching and dual master volumes.
JTM45 2245 reissue is a faithful reproduction of the first Marshall design based on the Fender Bassman is a non-master volume 30Watt valve amp with a GZ34 valve rectifier.
JCM800 2203 is a reissue of the classic high gain 100Watt single channel Marshall. The JCM800 was one of the first to have a master volume and set the standard for rock and metal tone during the 80’s.
AS50D Marshall’s 50Watt two-channel acoustic amp features a dedicated channel for acoustic guitar with chorus and reverb and a second channel that can be used for acoustic guitar, vocals or line level instruments.
AS100D Marshall 100Watt stereo four-channel acoustic amp features two channels dedicated to acoustic guitar, a dedicated vocal channel and an auxiliary channel with RCA inputs. The AS100D features digital stereo effects that include: chorus, delay and reverbs.
The MG series are the Marshall’s current solid-state amplifiers that included small practice amps to gig ready combos with power ranging from 10 to 100Watts. Digital FX and programmable channels are featured in models over 15Watts.
