Mojaves

..si señor Alfonso
estoy que

y como una

.....con los Mojaves ...
..plexis de los 70´s ??????? ....
hasta el 1969...despues son Metal panel
Los antiguos simplemente suenan diferentes ...tambien es .....depende como este de "original" ..fundamentalmente los trafos de salida ..
pero despues está comparar los originales con las reediciones ..pero las "Hand Wired"
resumen de datos de Marshall
Jim Marshall started building amps in 1962. He did this together with technical friend Ken Bran. Their first amps were very heavily "inspired" on the 1959 Fender Tweed 4x10" Bassman. Little did they know then that they were at the threshold of a rock 'n roll revolution...
1962
The very first Marshall amps that saw the light of day were called the JTM45 amps. These amps were more or less a copy of the Fender 1959 Tweed Bassman. These amps were built as heads (or tops) separated from the speaker cabinets. The speaker cabinets were closed 4x12" Celestion loaded cabinets.
1965
The first combo's (models 1961 & 1962) appeared halfway this year.
Desperate to build a factory large enough to meet demand, Jim Marshall made a deal with the Rose Morris company. In exchange for the necessary funding (to build this new factory) Rose Morris acquired the exclusive worldwide rights to distribute Marshall amps for the next 15 years.
In this year the Plexi face plates were introduced.
The first 100W models were introduced this year.
1966
The JTM45 panels were changed to the JTM50 panels with the switch to the EL34 output tubes. The GZ34 rectifiers were phased out to be replaced by solid state rectifiers.
1967
The hand bent aluminium chassis was replaced by the steel machined chassis, making the amps much more robust and road proof.
The Marshall 200's were introduced this year.
The JTM panels were replaced by the JMP panels.
1968
The Marshall 200 was redesigned and renamed to the Marshall Major.
1969
The Plexi panels were replaced by gold brushed aluminium panels.
1975
The introduction of the Master Volume amps (2203 & 2204).
1981
The introduction of the JCM800 amps.
1962 - 1966 The JTM45's.
1966 - 1967 The JTM50's.
1965 - 1967 The JTM100's.
1967 - 1974 The Majors.
1965 - 1967 The 18W Marshalls.
1967 - 1974 The 20W Marshalls.
1967 - 1981 The JMP's.
1971 - 1978 The Artiste's.
1981 - The 2000 Series.
1981 - 1989 The JCM800's.
1974 - .... The Solid State amps.
1984 - .... The Mini Stack's.
1985 - .... The Integrated Bass System (IBS).
1987 - 1990 The 25th Anniversaries (Silver Jubilee).
1988 The 1988 Re-Issues.
1989 - .... The 9000 Series.
1990 - 1999 The JCM900's.
1993 - 1999 The JCM900 SL-X's.
1992 - .... The 30th Anniversaries.
1992 - .... The JMP-1.
1994 - 2000 The Dynamic Bass System (DBS).
1995 - 1998 The JTM30's.
1995 - 1997 The JTM60's.
1997 The 35th Anniversaries.
1997 - 1999 The JCM600's.
1997 - .... The JCM2000's.
1998 - .... The VBA400.
1990's The Other Re-Issues.
1991 - 1993 The Valvestates Mk1.
1993 - 1999 The Valvestates Mk2