Marshall 100-watt 2-channel Tube Guitar Amplifier Head, Handwired, with 3-Band EQ & High/Low Sens. Inputs

To the minds and ears of many, the all-valve 100 Watt Super Lead heads of the mid to late 1960s (˜67-'69) with the famed Plexiglas front panel, have been the holy grail of great rock tone. Now, the Handwired 1959HW is a line right back to that celebrated era.
An accurate reissue, the 1959HW has ˜Plexi' DNA running right through it. It has the classic tonal notes of those early ˜Plexis' which, being non-master-volume, when cranked overdrive the power valves, producing those sweet, highly responsive, harmonically rich tones, with chest-punching projection. And to make the 1959HW as authentic as possible, Marshall used original thickness, original pitch matrix, point-to-point tag boards.

With the transformers being an integral part of the ˜Plexi' sound, they also worked closely with Dagnall to duplicate the later-era ˜Plexi' power transformer. The result is that the 1959HW is the ˜best of both worlds' because it takes the best features from early ˜Plexis' and later ˜Plexis' to produce a truly awesome reissue

• Handwired reissue of 1967 Superlead
• 100W: 2 Channel
• 2x2 inputs
• 4 EL34, 1 ECC83 power amp valves
• 2 ECC83 preamp valves
• Controls: Presence, Bass, Middle, Treble, Volume 1, Volume 2
• Dimensions (WxHxD): 750mm x 305mm x 210mm
• Weight: 10 kg
• Accessories: Power/speaker cables