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Marshall JTM612 [1995-1997]
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Marshall JTM612 [1995-1997]

Tube Combo Guitar Amp from Marshall belonging to the JTM60 series.

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kirkmartin kirkmartin
Published on 01/07/08 at 12:56
All-tube 6L6 and 12x7
Dynamic and warm

USE

Simple configuration
One branch and its rings

SOUNDS

Excellent for blues jazz pop and rock in all styles except the compressed metal.
2 effects loops allow to add a multi-effects pedals or ...

NOTICE GLOBAL

Practical, versatile with its typical marschall.
I would do this choice
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