Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker Combo Reissue

Slowhand first choice ... From 1965 to today, the 2x12" Tube-combo with the model number "1962" is a myth. Its Nickname "Bluesbreaker" comes from Eric Clapton / John Mayall famous Blue Chapel. The real sound of the Sixties! The Blue Breaker is known for its faithful, open and above all dynamic sound character. All the nuances of the fretboard activities will be there - one amp for experts! But this ability will be rewarded with unique dynamics, and a heady vintage sound. British Trem The tremolo effect of the Bluesbreakers has a unique sound character - much harder than the mild "American" tremolo of the old Fender amps. The perfect sound Reissue! With the truest tube rectifier and the typical sound circuit, the New Vintage model's original is in no way inferior - to the contrary, while occurring in the original basis of the then higher component tolerances clear sound differences between individual amplifiers, such a series of scattering in this age of CE policies virtually excluded. Exclusive manufacturing processes! Like all the reissues of Marshall, fits well in a series of 1962. Similar to the models of handwired Hand Wired series guaranteed until a lot of manual work in connection with the highest quality components in its authentic sound character and visual appearance ... Safety-to-date! One of the major cost in the production of reissues comes from the fact that this amplifier have been developed several decades ago, the meet only recently introduced EMC and safety standards. That's but also guaranteeing any trouble with the mobile phone owners from next door or the overzealous minions with the antenna on the patrol car ...