Marshall 1960 Cabinet Review
Marshall 1960 Cabinet – A name that is familiar to guitarists’ ears; is Marshall. This time we will discuss the cabinets of amps that almost always appear in various venues.
In terms of appearance, this cabinet does have a classic impression; according to the image when we hear the name Marshall itself hehe. Unlike many people think, this 300-watt cabinet uses 4 75-watt G12-T75 Celestion speakers.
Marshall 1960 Cabinet Features
- Excellent tone – both cabinets are all-rounders and complement a variety of effects. The 1960A is brighter than the 1960B which has a thicker low-end sound.
- Versatility – this cabinet can switch between mono and stereo with two mono options for extra amp matching capability.
Marshall 1960 Cabinet Specs
- Speaker Configuration: 4 x12
- Speaker Type: Celestion G12T-75W
- Selectable Mono/Stereo: Yes
- Power (RMS): 300W
- 30″W x 32-3/4″H x 14-1/4″D
- Impedance Stereo/Mono: 8 ohms, 16/4 ohm
- 82 lbs.
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Crunch; is a classic and distinctive sound from Marshall, that’s the sound produced by this cabinet. no doubt this cabinet is one tool if we want to add a British flavor to the sound we produce. With a clear upper mid, this cabinet does make our sound brighter, with a response at low frequencies that is tight but doesn’t sound boomy.
