1969 Marshall – Superbass Halfstack – Custom Color – ID 3780

Red Custom Tolex Marshall Halfstack

100 Watt Marshall Super Bass from 13.10.1969.
Point to point handwired on brown turret board and with laydown transformer and small choke.
Except for the aluminum front panel, the amp is identical to the Plexi amps that were built four months earlier.

Optically and technically well preserved, and very original.
One potentiometer knob has been replaced, the power supply capacitors have already been replaced.
The tying yarn is missing from the mains transformer in the wiring harness, so the transformer was once removed and was probably rewound.
We completely checked the amp and installed four new EL34s.

The angled basketweave speaker is from the early 1970s and is fitted with four G12H-30s.
The 100 logo in the top left-hand corner indicates this.
These speakers are often referred to as the"Jimi Hendrix" speakers, they sound warmer,
emphasize the lower mids and can withstand 100 loud Marshall watts for a long time without damage.
Paul Kossov and Eric Clapton were also fans of these speakers. And the captain too 😉
The two Marshall logos are replicas (the good expensive ones from England with the correct pin spacing), the 100 logo is original.

Head: Model 1992
100 watt
4 x EL34 - Powertubes brandnew
3 x preamp tubes
Original Laydown Transformer

Cabinet: Model 1982
1960A
120 watt
16 Ohm mono
Serial Number 37934
4 x 12
Celestion G12H-30 Greenbacks
T1281 - 55Hz - 16 Ohm
Date Code: CC4 = March 4, 1970

The stack is ONLY sold COMPLETE.