FS: Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker, white: MINT. Price Drop
PRICE DROP: $2000. That is a good price, includes pro touring case.
I bought this sassy momma new several years back and have gigged/recorded with it - enjoying every note that came out of its prissy mouth, but it's been a furniture piece for too long now and it needs to make way for yep - more gear. The white tolex was a custom order I insisted upon from my store guy locally, so I had to wait for it and it cost me extra (10% extra, in fact) at the time. Well worth it though, its looks are as breathtaking as the sound in my opinion.
Usual specs:
- 30 Watts
- 2 x 12" Celestion 'greenbacks' (25W a side)
- tremolo (with a footswitch that was never used)
- reissue of jtm45
I had a custom case made for it by Nova Forge which is their high spec model; rugged and unbreakable. Other than when I've played it, the amp hasn't spent a second out of its tomb. It's a snug fit - takes two to 'suck' it out - but it protects the amp and that's what you want. That cost me $800 smackers alone.
Tonally similar to the original JTM45 that was made so famous by some guy called Eric, this thing sounds bloody marvelous and I will miss it - even if I do only pull it out now on rare occasions.
Cheers
Dave
I bought this sassy momma new several years back and have gigged/recorded with it - enjoying every note that came out of its prissy mouth, but it's been a furniture piece for too long now and it needs to make way for yep - more gear. The white tolex was a custom order I insisted upon from my store guy locally, so I had to wait for it and it cost me extra (10% extra, in fact) at the time. Well worth it though, its looks are as breathtaking as the sound in my opinion.
Usual specs:
- 30 Watts
- 2 x 12" Celestion 'greenbacks' (25W a side)
- tremolo (with a footswitch that was never used)
- reissue of jtm45
I had a custom case made for it by Nova Forge which is their high spec model; rugged and unbreakable. Other than when I've played it, the amp hasn't spent a second out of its tomb. It's a snug fit - takes two to 'suck' it out - but it protects the amp and that's what you want. That cost me $800 smackers alone.
Tonally similar to the original JTM45 that was made so famous by some guy called Eric, this thing sounds bloody marvelous and I will miss it - even if I do only pull it out now on rare occasions.
Cheers
Dave