Ok Marshall historians, who has played or heard this.....

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Got this from berkeybill at hcaf, Marshall JCM 800 Series Model 2000 250 Watt amp head!!!!!!!

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Crikey!!

Looks like some kind of PA head, with the XLR connectors and stuff. I can imagine it being sorta loud :lol: :LOL:
 
Get it Scott, we'll do the Hulk mod to that one :lol: :LOL:

It's rare, I've haven't seen many of them. It is discussed in "The History of Marshall" by Doyle starting on page 46. There is a guitar (200w rms) and bass(300w rms) version. The production run was only a couple of hundred.
 
FortinAmps":122czce3 said:
Get it Scott, we'll do the Hulk mod to that one :lol: :LOL:

It's rare, I've haven't seen many of them. It is discussed in "The History of Marshall" by Doyle starting on page 46. There is a guitar (200w rms) and bass(300w rms) version. The production run was only a couple of hundred.

Nothing like a crap player with a 200watt tube powered Marshall :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:

Holy shit it would rule though to have a 200watt Hulk :rock:
 
FortinAmps":29eygt8e said:
Get it Scott, we'll do the Hulk mod to that one :lol: :LOL:

It's rare, I've haven't seen many of them. It is discussed in "The History of Marshall" by Doyle starting on page 46. There is a guitar (200w rms) and bass(300w rms) version. The production run was only a couple of hundred.
That's the only place that I've ever heard mention of one (until this thread)...I've never come across this model personally.
 
ke2":5x3cc73a said:
Look at the depth of it, compared to other Marshall heads.
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There is a handle on each side of it. It's extra deep because of the 6 6550s (guitar version) or 8 6550s (bass version) loaded in it :lol: :LOL: They are heavy like an SVT head and just as massive as the VBA400. :rock:
 
Can you imagine playing a bar with that thing? The look of the club owners face as 2 guys are carrying in one amp head for a guitarist. HAHAHA would be priceless!! :hys:
 
tweed":3140il1d said:
Can you imagine playing a bar with that thing? The look of the club owners face as 2 guys are carrying in one amp head for a guitarist. HAHAHA would be priceless!! :hys:

It would look like Raiders of the Lost Ark when they are carrying the holy grail :lol: :LOL:
 
Digital Jams":2paspfmb said:
tweed":2paspfmb said:
Can you imagine playing a bar with that thing? The look of the club owners face as 2 guys are carrying in one amp head for a guitarist. HAHAHA would be priceless!! :hys:

It would look like Raiders of the Lost Ark when they are carrying the holy grail :lol: :LOL:

It would probably END like Raiders of the lost ark as well :lol: :LOL:
Everyone dies, except for the lead guitarist and his chick!
 
i always wondered if there was a way to cook a THD hotplate... i think i found the amplifier to do it :yes:
 
that amp had something cool on it, prob one of the first to use a variable slope control to "sweep" thru different tones. I use it on mine
 
jerrydyer":20bfdnj8 said:
that amp had something cool on it, prob one of the first to use a variable slope control to "sweep" thru different tones. I use it on mine

Did it have a presence control? I dont see it.
 
I dont think so but some other notable things, it cascaded the 2.7k/.68 into the same long before hot rod guys started doing it. I think this amp is around 80 81.. I know people were cascading super leads and hot rodding MV's but some of the early mod guys, if you saw some of their early mod schematics and then looked at this schem from earlier, its very interesting. Marshall was trying stuff. I think they decided the extra noise with added gain stages was just best left alone or for modders. ? ? ? hard to say but interesting
 
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