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Marshall 1959HW 100-Watt Handwired *NOT REFURB* **New w/ Open Box** FAST SHIP
Estimated price for orientation: 2 350 $
Category: Marshall 1959HW
Class:
Description Condition: New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging, or in the original packaging but not sealed. The item may be a factory second or a new, unused item with defects. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Marshall Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom MPN: B0051ZFSJW UPC: Does Not Apply Amplifier Type: Head EAN: 5030463148150 Model: 1959HW
When
guitarists talk about the sweet Plexi tones of '60s rock, they're
talking about the same tones you'll get from the Marshall 1959HW tube
guitar amplifier head. The all-tube signal path of the 1959HW is ready
to roar with a unique and responsive character that begs to be played.
This 100-watt legend is handwired by the masters at Marshall, for
optimum tone and incredibly reliable performance. So just plug in, hook
up your big speaker stack, and start another rock revolution with the
Marshall 1959HW tube guitar amplifier head!Marshall 1959HW Tube Guitar Amplifier Head at a Glance:
A handwired Marshall legend
A ton of tube tone
Two bridgeable channels
A handwired Marshall legend
While
guitarists can debate endlessly about whether there are tonal benefits
to handwired amplifiers, we do know that the Marshall 1959HW was
handwired by the amp masters at Marshall, just like the Plexi heads from
the late '60s that it's based on. One nice thing about the handwired
design is that the fuses have been moved to be more accessible, making
them easier to change if one happens to blow. Whether you believe it
affects tone or just like the extra attention to detail, the 1959HW's
handwired construction means every inch of it was inspected by a
Marshall amplifier pro.A ton of tube tone
The
1959HW tube amp head packs 100-watts of power into a 2-channel design.
It's not a quiet amplifier, but if you're lucky enough to be able to
crank the 1959HW into its sweet spot you'll have the tone that shaped
the sound of rock. Three ECC83 preamp tubes and four EL34 power tubes
provide the mojo, with a 3-band EQ and a presence control for tone
shaping.Two bridgeable channels
Just like
the original Plexis, the 1959HW sports two non-footswitchable channels.
Each channel has high- and low-sensitivity inputs to accommodate a
variety of guitar pickups. A favorite trick of many guitarists is to
bridge the two channels using a patch cable: plug your guitar into the
top input of channel one, then connect a patch cable from channel one's
bottom input to the top input of channel two. This allows you to use
both gain stages in each channel for even more tonal versatility.Marshall 1959HW Tube Guitar Amplifier Head Features:
Handwired, all-tube guitar amplifier based on '60s Plexi amplifiers
100-watts of power for a loud, clear, articulate character
High- and low-sensitivity inputs on each channel accommodate any guitar's pickups
2 speaker outputs for connecting extension cabinets
Gold Perspex front and back panels, just like the original
Get ready to rock with the Marshall 1959HW tube guitar amplifier head!
Specification
Detail
Type
Tube
Number of Channels
2
Total Power
100W
EQ
3-band with Presence
Number of Tubes
7
Preamp Tubes
3 x ECC83
Power Tubes
4 x EL34
Inputs
4 x 1/4"
Outputs
2 x TS
Height
8.27"
Description
| Condition: | New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging, or in the original packaging but not sealed. The item may be a factory second or a new, unused item with defects. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Marshall |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: | United Kingdom | MPN: | B0051ZFSJW |
| UPC: | Does Not Apply | Amplifier Type: | Head |
| EAN: | 5030463148150 | Model: | 1959HW |
When
guitarists talk about the sweet Plexi tones of '60s rock, they're
talking about the same tones you'll get from the Marshall 1959HW tube
guitar amplifier head. The all-tube signal path of the 1959HW is ready
to roar with a unique and responsive character that begs to be played.
This 100-watt legend is handwired by the masters at Marshall, for
optimum tone and incredibly reliable performance. So just plug in, hook
up your big speaker stack, and start another rock revolution with the
Marshall 1959HW tube guitar amplifier head!Marshall 1959HW Tube Guitar Amplifier Head at a Glance:
A handwired Marshall legend
A ton of tube tone
Two bridgeable channels
A handwired Marshall legend
While guitarists can debate endlessly about whether there are tonal benefits to handwired amplifiers, we do know that the Marshall 1959HW was handwired by the amp masters at Marshall, just like the Plexi heads from the late '60s that it's based on. One nice thing about the handwired design is that the fuses have been moved to be more accessible, making them easier to change if one happens to blow. Whether you believe it affects tone or just like the extra attention to detail, the 1959HW's handwired construction means every inch of it was inspected by a Marshall amplifier pro.A ton of tube tone
The 1959HW tube amp head packs 100-watts of power into a 2-channel design. It's not a quiet amplifier, but if you're lucky enough to be able to crank the 1959HW into its sweet spot you'll have the tone that shaped the sound of rock. Three ECC83 preamp tubes and four EL34 power tubes provide the mojo, with a 3-band EQ and a presence control for tone shaping.Two bridgeable channels
Just like the original Plexis, the 1959HW sports two non-footswitchable channels. Each channel has high- and low-sensitivity inputs to accommodate a variety of guitar pickups. A favorite trick of many guitarists is to bridge the two channels using a patch cable: plug your guitar into the top input of channel one, then connect a patch cable from channel one's bottom input to the top input of channel two. This allows you to use both gain stages in each channel for even more tonal versatility.Marshall 1959HW Tube Guitar Amplifier Head Features:
Handwired, all-tube guitar amplifier based on '60s Plexi amplifiers
100-watts of power for a loud, clear, articulate character
High- and low-sensitivity inputs on each channel accommodate any guitar's pickups
2 speaker outputs for connecting extension cabinets
Gold Perspex front and back panels, just like the original
Get ready to rock with the Marshall 1959HW tube guitar amplifier head!
A handwired Marshall legend
A ton of tube tone
Two bridgeable channels
A handwired Marshall legend
While guitarists can debate endlessly about whether there are tonal benefits to handwired amplifiers, we do know that the Marshall 1959HW was handwired by the amp masters at Marshall, just like the Plexi heads from the late '60s that it's based on. One nice thing about the handwired design is that the fuses have been moved to be more accessible, making them easier to change if one happens to blow. Whether you believe it affects tone or just like the extra attention to detail, the 1959HW's handwired construction means every inch of it was inspected by a Marshall amplifier pro.A ton of tube tone
The 1959HW tube amp head packs 100-watts of power into a 2-channel design. It's not a quiet amplifier, but if you're lucky enough to be able to crank the 1959HW into its sweet spot you'll have the tone that shaped the sound of rock. Three ECC83 preamp tubes and four EL34 power tubes provide the mojo, with a 3-band EQ and a presence control for tone shaping.Two bridgeable channels
Just like the original Plexis, the 1959HW sports two non-footswitchable channels. Each channel has high- and low-sensitivity inputs to accommodate a variety of guitar pickups. A favorite trick of many guitarists is to bridge the two channels using a patch cable: plug your guitar into the top input of channel one, then connect a patch cable from channel one's bottom input to the top input of channel two. This allows you to use both gain stages in each channel for even more tonal versatility.Marshall 1959HW Tube Guitar Amplifier Head Features:
Handwired, all-tube guitar amplifier based on '60s Plexi amplifiers
100-watts of power for a loud, clear, articulate character
High- and low-sensitivity inputs on each channel accommodate any guitar's pickups
2 speaker outputs for connecting extension cabinets
Gold Perspex front and back panels, just like the original
Get ready to rock with the Marshall 1959HW tube guitar amplifier head!
| Specification | Detail |
| Type | Tube |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Total Power | 100W |
| EQ | 3-band with Presence |
| Number of Tubes | 7 |
| Preamp Tubes | 3 x ECC83 |
| Power Tubes | 4 x EL34 |
| Inputs | 4 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 2 x TS |
| Height | 8.27" |