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Tube and the majority equipped with a solid state rectifier JTM 50 with a pair of Eе…ѓ4 output tubes a fewДЄmplifiers were offered with the GZ34 tube rectifier.JTM 45 with a pair of either 6L6, 5881 or KT66 output tubes and a GZ34 tube rectifier.

Then settled on gold front and back plexiglasДЄmplifiers were equipped in this fashion. For a short period between mid-1964 andД¬ream colored front and back Plexiglas panels, followed by a gold plexiglas front panel that Panels from metal to Plexiglas - hence the name ' Plexi'. With the JTM 45 circuit design, in 1965, Jim Marshall changed the front and back

Marshall Amplifiers in original conditionДЄre considered highly prized collector items in todayвЂ™s market. Additionally, the component and/or designД¬hanges did not necessarily take place at the end or beginning of the calendar

There are a few different variations of these early amplifiers. Sold only as head cabinets, with optional matching speaker cabinets soldДЄmplifiers evolved, component and cosmetic changes often took place therefore The earlier amplifiers were equiped with a pair of 6L6 power tubes, followed by 5881 and KT66 power tubes. Have the MKII and JTM 45 markings on the front aluminum Models did not have any model designations or markings on their front While these amplifiers were referred to as JTM, the prototypes and early product The panels were finished in natural aluminum with silk screened lettering or white engraved (Traffolyte) ply-panel. Then a cabinet, also with the center mounted chassis, but theДЇront panel had a smooth black material (Rexene) on the upper portion and the off white grill cloth on the bottom portion, which is known as the 'Sandwich Paneled' cabinet.ДЄluminum metal front and back face panels, along with a Marshall 'coffin' logo. This was followed by a center mounted chassis, withДЄ front panel that was covered completely with the off white grill cloth. The initial amplifiers had the chassis offset to one side and the entire front panel was covered with an off white grill cloth (Vynair). Prior to that in 1963, only a few amplifiers were produced and these few were not made in a formal workshop. In 1964 Marshall began production of the amplifiers in the back of his shop. Back in those days, Jim Marshall wouldnвЂ™t have known the JTM would become an all time favorite Was quite expensive in England, since the Bassman was imported from the US The JTM 45 amplifier circuitry was a closeД¬opy to the popular 1959 Fender Tweed Bassman 5F6A circuit, and today, both the JTM 45 and the 1959 Fender Bassman are legendary amplifiers,Д®ach providing their own unique tone. The JTMДЄcronym represents Jim & Terry Marshall. With subsequent production models labeled as MK II along with the JTM 45 markings. Prototype units became known as the MK I, YEARS OF MARSHALL AMPLIFIERS 1963-1964 METAL PANELED (Pre- Plexi)ДЎ962, Jim Marshall along with Ken Bran began their work on the first Marshall amplifier. With highlights of MarshallвЂ™s more recent reissue handwired products. This article are the original vintage handwired Trace lengths) that increases signal loss, which often has a negative effect on The extra вЂњbells and whistlesвЂќ found on someДЄmplifiers, requires extra circuitry and wiring (or additional circuit board Multiple preamp gain stages, which can sound вЂњ buzzyвЂќДЄnd reduces the вЂњtouchвЂќ response of the amplifier. Many modern amplifiers generate a good portion of their distortion from The smooth distortion, generated mostly from the power amp tube section, The early generation Marshall amplifiers consisted of a simple circuit design thatДЄllowed the amp to provide a raw natural tone. Loop or a master volume control was not offered. Marshall amplifiers during this period had Have become collector items and are quite valuable now. Many of the pre- plexi and plexi Marshall amplifiers For the purpose of this article, theДЎ963-1973 handwired amplifiers are categorized intoДЇrom this period were known for their simplicity in design and awesome The early generation Marshall amplifiers, which were offered during 1963 to 1973.

Bias amp 2 has a couple of celestion speakers