Marshall 1960 (angled)

This strong pressure box is the epitome of a "Rock n 'Roll Box" has become, even if it is more completely independent of musical style on every stage of this world at home. Their unique sound character emphasizes the upper mids - "roars" you formally sound flexibility. This and pressure. Regardless of the desired box style guitar pushes the 1960A in the foreground of the stage sounds. The 75'er Celestions deliver penetrating rock sound and powerful pressure. Who restrained guitar sounds like, or play wants to lounge in, tries to use a different model (such as cabinets with greenback or vintage equipment)! Sattes volume for crisp bass reproduction Despite the pronounced upper mids of the 75'er Celestions guarantees the volume of the Marshall full-size cabinets a clean bass reproduction. Conversely, those who are looking for a real emphasis on the bass is, Greenback-fitting or the Mode Four cabinets better off with one. ... Ideal for rack systems, the 1960A is a stereo cabinet also popular for small rack systems. In stereo mode, the terminal impedance is 2x8 ohms. one at larger gigs completely clean channel separation is desired, for example, can be supplemented with 1960A, second one, the impedance is then either at 4 ohms or 16 ohms. ... If mortise joints 90% comes from the sound of a cabinet housing - and apply completely andre principles, as for example in PA or Hi-Fi speakers! One of the key ingredients to the sound of the legendary Marshall cabinets include your mortise housings. These massive connections of the housing parts in an old carpentry tradition guarantee the smooth swing of the whole box - a component for the marshall typical percussive basic sound ... All the benefits of the tapered shape, the slope of the upper baffle half provides an extremely low angle in the half stack. This way you can hear the backline and on small stages - and föhnt not only the feet.