   | Beautiful shots of a rare 30th Anniversary brass logo 100 watt half stack. There's even a shot of the back of the head cabinet that shows off the beautiful workmanship that audiences never get to see. - Joe Hayes, 3/17/99
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 | Marshall 1977 Mark II Master Volume 50 watt 2x12 combo in "Fawn" tan. (This is most likely a model 2104. - Ed.) I completely restored the amp last year. The only modification was to convert the power section to Groove Tube™ EL34 (from the original 6550) and add a re-issue replacement handle. The amp is very loud and crunchy. When run dry and mixed with a wet Mark III JCM 900 via a splitter, the combined sound is amazing. I love these amps! The Flying V is a 1994 Custom Shop in translucent purple. - Jeff Seippel, 3/11/99
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  | Marshall owner Rhreeves@aol.com sent in this photo of a vintage Marshall rig. The 50 watt head is paired with a full-sized 4x10 bottom. Notice the checkerboard grille, which denotes a pre-series 800 vintage. The large "M" logo was used on Marshalls at one time, and are described in Michael Doyle's The History of Marshall book. |
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   | Here are three shots of Swedish owner Lars Kohkoinen's 1989 Bluesbreaker 2x12 combo. |
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 | Marshall owner Ariel Pozzo sent this photo of a striking blue set-neck Telecaster paired with a Limited Edition Marshall 30th Anniversary brass logo half stack in blue vinyl. |
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 | The photo shows your webmaster's custom-order JCM 800 red vinyl model 2203 100 watt amplifier and matching 1960A angled 4x12 cabinet with my (rather minimal, as compared to my present) stage rig on a bandstand circa 1991. |
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 | Nice photo of Marshall Arts supporter Jim Soucie's JCM 800 series Model 4211 100 watt 2x12 all-tube combo amp. |
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