Marshall 1960BX (Base Greenback)

Classic Greenback The 1960BX combines the classic Marshall design with the sound of the legendary Celestion Greenbacks. High class sounds when accelerating! The Greenbacks make full use of their sound qualities, especially at the performance limits. They then show a fat compression that is particularly popular with blues and classic rock guitarists. But be careful: at 25 watts per speaker, the load capacity is over! Nuanced sound spectrum The character of this cabinet is particularly percussive and impresses with "pearly highs" - which are convincing both for clean sounds and in overdrive. The rather reserved midrange response is usually perceived as a slight emphasis on the bass frequencies. History inside The 100 Watt 4x 12" Cabinet 1960BX was first built as a sound reissue of the first Marshall 4x 12" Cabinet in 1990 and, alongside the 1960BC, is still the "insider tip" for sound gourmets today. Mortised connections... 90% of the sound of a cabinet comes from the housing - and completely different principles apply than with PA or Hi-Fi speakers, for example! One of the essential ingredients for the legendary sound of Marshall Cabinets is their mortised housings. These solid connections of the housing parts in the old carpentry tradition guarantee the even vibration of the entire box - a component for the percussive basic sound typical of Marshall... All the advantages of the straight design The straight design of the 1960BX offers slightly more volume than the slanted version, which is why it is in the Studio operation is often preferred.