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Racerxrated
Well-known member
No modded Marshalls anymore..'88 2554, '87 2205 and incoming..'69 Superlead..laydown trans..can't wait!
Jofipe
New member
Hey guys 
*NAD!!*
So here's the gutshot of my '72 50w. I'm sorry for the PPIMV destroyeing the picture,.. and ill just add again, it's just meanwhile
It's more or less like stock. I just need to find a correct turret for the V1 yellow wire.
ALSO, it's a NAD!!! I was happy this came in today with UPS.
It's a '78 2203. The amp was bought in the UK, so I had shipped to Dan Gower with the intention of making it the best sounding STOCK 2203, and to make sure that it was a great sounding amp before sending it to Denmark. It turned out that Dan was the first guy to ever open up this amp.. it was 110% stock. It even had the all the original tubes in it! The tubes sound AMAZING and is of a much higher quality that todays tubes... so obviously he'd leave them in there. He generally gave the amp a good clean out, changed caps + bias caps, changed the impedance selector to something very usable and some other stuff to make it road ready.
To be honest this is the most juicy, chewy and huge sounding JMP 2203 i'v ever played... it just sounds fantastic! No pedals needed here, all the gain i need.. and all of it is usable. I can't stop playing this thing. I run it through my WDW rig.
Look what we have here:
Well packed in a brand new Marshall box... it feels like getting an untouched NOS '78 2203
*drrool*
Sign of quality
Yep, stock tubes! 35 years.. they knew how to make it right back then.
Together with JMP brothers (1959RR with upgrades, Killer Kali++, bone stock 2203 '78)
This is BTW my WDW rig and work table ... late '60s 4x12 Celestion PA tower with a 60's little lunchbox gtr amp.
The 4x12 cab that was bought with JMP back in the '70s will arrive tomorrow It's a 1960A with blackbacks. It totally belongs together with the JMP. Been together for 35 years now.
*NAD!!*So here's the gutshot of my '72 50w. I'm sorry for the PPIMV destroyeing the picture,.. and ill just add again, it's just meanwhile
It's more or less like stock. I just need to find a correct turret for the V1 yellow wire.
ALSO, it's a NAD!!! I was happy this came in today with UPS.
It's a '78 2203. The amp was bought in the UK, so I had shipped to Dan Gower with the intention of making it the best sounding STOCK 2203, and to make sure that it was a great sounding amp before sending it to Denmark. It turned out that Dan was the first guy to ever open up this amp.. it was 110% stock. It even had the all the original tubes in it! The tubes sound AMAZING and is of a much higher quality that todays tubes... so obviously he'd leave them in there. He generally gave the amp a good clean out, changed caps + bias caps, changed the impedance selector to something very usable and some other stuff to make it road ready.
To be honest this is the most juicy, chewy and huge sounding JMP 2203 i'v ever played... it just sounds fantastic! No pedals needed here, all the gain i need.. and all of it is usable. I can't stop playing this thing. I run it through my WDW rig.
Look what we have here:
Well packed in a brand new Marshall box... it feels like getting an untouched NOS '78 2203
*drrool*
Sign of quality
Yep, stock tubes! 35 years.. they knew how to make it right back then.
Together with JMP brothers (1959RR with upgrades, Killer Kali++, bone stock 2203 '78)
This is BTW my WDW rig and work table
... late '60s 4x12 Celestion PA tower with a 60's little lunchbox gtr amp.
The 4x12 cab that was bought with JMP back in the '70s will arrive tomorrow
It's a 1960A with blackbacks. It totally belongs together with the JMP. Been together for 35 years now.
Jofipe
New member
stratotone":qnrs792p said:Jofipe":qnrs792p said:stratotone":qnrs792p said:
What?Corner protectors, where? haha
Looked kinda like they were on there. Here's a pic of a vintage marshall cab stripped - I just didn't see the piping slots up top on your cab. Does it have them?
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oh it most definitely have piping slots and no removed corners. It didn't exist back then. The cab is as original as it can be! signed and all! In fact this is probably one of the most original Marshall cabs i'v ever seen... still factory solderings. Ofcourse the Marshall sign isn't original.. i just thought it fitted the style of the cab.
charveldan
Banned
New member
78' is my favorite year, clips please. 
Marshall Law
Well-known member
my 1981 JCM 800 2204 completly stock except EL34 tubes for those who cna't tell thats the one in the middle of my signature picture 
here is an old clip I made of it in 2008, boosting it with my #14 of 30, Plank Cranker Pedal which I still have
here is an old clip I made of it in 2008, boosting it with my #14 of 30, Plank Cranker Pedal which I still have