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Marshall 1974X Handwired Combo Guitar Amplifier (18 Watts, 1x12 in.) Reviews
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Manufacturer: Marshall
Price: $2299
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About the Marshall 1974X Handwired Combo Guitar Amplifier (18 Watts, 1x12 in.)
The Marshall 1974X is a handwired reissue of the classic, late '60s guitar amp. The original versions of this 18 watt amp (made from 1966–1968) are now extremely rare and highly sought after.
Marshall 1974X Handwired Combo Guitar Amplifier (18 Watts, 1x12 in.) Reviews
Marshall 1974X Handwired Combo Guitar Amplifier (18 Watts, 1x12 in.) User ReviewsMichael Fischer wrote:
Hi,
I´m playing electric guitar since 1972.
I have owned 9 different Marshall amps through the years from 1987 made in 1969 to a 1984 JCM800 2x2 combo. Usualy the Marshall amps are very solid. Not the 1974X. After 3 month of owning this amp it began to blow the main fuse. It seems to be a faulty design. An EL84 can handle up to 300V, but the outputsection of the 1974X works with little more than 400V. (We mesured 406V).
Ironicaly it doesn´t blow the tubes but the outputtransformer, which has happened a few days ago. The problem with the outputtrannie is well known by 1974 users, but a few have also problems with blown powertrannie. The sound of this amp is superior if it works. But such a poor construction in this price range is unacceptable. |
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