Marshall Tube Combo Guitar Amps user reviews

Marshall 4102 JCM900 Dual Reverb [1990-1999] - "Great quality"
01/09/13
Tube amp with 4 EL34 power tubes and 3 ecc83 for the preamp stage, 100w 2 Celestion speakers. I've used it for 20 years every weekend for about 5/6 hours and it has always sounded impeccable. I changed the tubes once, I equipped it with a IBANEZ EU4…
Marshall TSL602 - "My first-ever Marshall dissapointment."
11/25/12
The Marshall TSL602 is a 60-watt 2 x 12 Guitar Amplifier with three channels, one clean and two overdrive. The amplifier is powered by two EL34 power valves and driven by four ECC83 preamp valves. The speakers on-board are two specially-designed "Wol…
Marshall DSL401 - "Marshall roar that won't tear the roof off"
11/03/12
The Marshall DSL401 is a 4 x EL-84, 4 x 12AX7-powererd 1 x 12 combo amp that "officially" has two channels but really functions as a three-channel amp. The DSL401 has a clean channel and an overdrive channel. The DSL401 is rated at 40 watts and has a…
Marshall 1960s JTM1C - "Tribute to the old gods"
10/21/12
Marshall has recently released a series of 1 watt amplifiers that correspond to each each of their flagship amps from each era. The JTM 1C is thus the first of the series, modeled after the 60's era JTM amplifiers. The JTM1C is a low wattage combo th…
Marshall 1974X - "A Rock 'n Roll Time Machine that oozes tone"
08/25/12
The Marshall 1974X HW is (as indicated by the "HW") a hand-wired 1 x 12 combo amp in the style of the famous Bluesbreaker amp. The amp is rated at 18 watts and has a tube compliment of 2 EL84 tubes in the power amp, 3 ECC83s in the preamp, an EZ81 re…
Marshall JTM310 [1994-1997] - "great with live playing"
01/10/12
This is a 120 watt solid-state amplifier, open-backed combo with built in effects. It has twin 12" speakers. It has two channels and a switchable reverb/effect pedal. Connections are made through standard 1/4" cables and has an extra speaker out to c…
Marshall 4210 JCM800 Split Channel Reverb [1982-1989] - "Classic old British tone"
12/13/11
Marshall amplification is one of those iconic amp companies that is so synonymous with the music world in general. They have been so easily recognize primarily because of the hard rock guys from the 70s and 60s who really put this company to the fore…
Marshall DSL401 - "Junk..."
10/25/11
The Marshall DSL 401 is a 40 watt 1x12 combo version of the famed DSL head that is available in 50 or 100 watt models. It features two channels, a clean and a drive. The drive channel has two modes, OD1 which is more of a vintage voiced tone a-la the…
Marshall 4211 JCM800 Split Channel Reverb [1982-1989] - "irreplaceable"
10/24/11
tube UTILIZATION easy SOUNDS fender, gibson, ibanez, line6 etc OVERALL OPINION best…
Marshall 4103 JCM800 Master Volume Lead [1981-1989] - "Good combo"
09/12/11
Marshall JCM 800 to the hot most highly use Marshall amps in existence. It is a guitar player's dream because it takes petals so well and is the perfect platform for modification. This is a great aunt for any gigging recording artist and you've heard…

Marshall Tube Combo Guitar Amps user reviews

Marshall 4102 JCM900 Dual Reverb [1990-1999] - "Great quality"

Marshall TSL602 - "My first-ever Marshall dissapointment."

Marshall DSL401 - "Marshall roar that won't tear the roof off"

Marshall 1960s JTM1C - "Tribute to the old gods"

Marshall 1974X - "A Rock 'n Roll Time Machine that oozes tone"

Marshall JTM310 [1994-1997] - "great with live playing"

Marshall 4210 JCM800 Split Channel Reverb [1982-1989] - "Classic old British tone"

Marshall DSL401 - "Junk..."

Marshall 4211 JCM800 Split Channel Reverb [1982-1989] - "irreplaceable"

Marshall 4103 JCM800 Master Volume Lead [1981-1989] - "Good combo"