Reprint of advertisement for model 1969 4x12" PA speaker columns and model 1968 P.A. Super 100 watt amplifier. This appeared in Marshall "30th Anniversary Catalogue" # M00025/92/1. The caption reads "The most impressive, powerful and distortion-free P.A. set-up yet!" I'm glad guitarists discovered that these PA heads could also produce that famous Marshall sound when cranked to 10!

Marshall amps, cabinets, and effects last a long time. They have to, to meet the rigors of transporting half stacks into tiny Volkswagens for garage bands, and to be reliable enough for top pros to use them as their backline in concert halls and stadiums throughout the world. Because of their ruggedness, many musicians purchase Marshall products second hand, from dealer show rooms and private parties alike.

That's why information on previous Marshall products is so useful. Here you can find model numbers, specifications, photos, and tidbits of knowledge that can help you make an informed buying decision (especially when purchasing from online auctions) and also help you get more use from the amp or Marshall accessory you already own.

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Marshall Limited Edition Super 100JH Handwired Jimi Hendrix Stack - The Marshall Super 100JH Jimi Hendrix stack consists of the Super 100JH head, the angled 1982AJH 4x12 cabinet, and the extra-tall, straight front 1982JH 4x12 cab.

Hand-wired construction, Drake transformers, KT88 tubes, everything is as Jimi liked his Marshalls to be. Limited edition of 600 worldwide. Get yours while you can! More...

More Anniversary Models and Limited Editions
20th Anniversary Series | 25th Anniversary (Silver Jubilee) Series
30th Anniversary Series | 35th Anniversary Series
Hendrix Reissue | Slash Signature | Zakk Wylde Signature

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JCM 900 Series
Dual Reverb Series | SL-X Amp

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Stereo Rackmount Amps

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JCM 800 and JTM Series
JCM 800 Amps | JTM Combos

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Early Valve Models
Marshall amps of the 60's and 70's | Marshall Major
MK II - 50 watt models | MK II - 100 watt models

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Solid State/Valvestate/All Others

MF350 Mode Four | AVT (Advanced Valvestate) Series
MG-10 Mk II | MG-15MS | MG-15RCD | MG-215RCD
Valvestate Series
Park G412 Guitar Cabinets | Guv'nor Effects Pedal

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If you like Marshall amps, you'll want a copy of Michael Doyle's incredible book: The History of Marshall. Inside you'll find reprints of vintage catalogs, spec sheets, schematics, recording and performing artists using Marshall gear, and beautiful photos (many in full color) of Marshall amps from the first models up through -- and including -- the JCM 900 series. This is one book that you'll refer to again and again. Makes a great gift, too. More...

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