Marshall, Mod. "SV20H valve head, 20 W" - Number of items: 1 - Guitar amplifier

Marshall Studio Vintage SV20H valve head, 20 W Marshall Studio Vintage SV20H valve head that encapsulates the mythical and roaring tone of the legendary 1959 Super Lead "Plexi" in a compact 20W-friendly format, perfect for both the recording studio and the stage. All-tube (combining 3 x ECC83 and 2 x EL34), it offers the possibility to reduce power to 5W to achieve a creamy, rich saturation even at bedroom volumes. Features the classic four inputs for the legendary 'jumper' (patching) linking between channels and an integrated effects loop. Founded in London in 1962 by Jim Marshall (known as "The Father of Loud"), the company literally shaped the sound of rock music. Born to meet the demands of the young guitarists of the era who sought a louder, more distorted and aggressive sound than the American amplifiers of the time, Marshall created stacks that became the visual and sonic symbol of rock 'n' roll in the world’s largest stadiums. The original 1959 SLP circuit that this SV20H head draws inspiration from was the fundamental pillar of legendary gear. By purchasing this head, you connect directly to the sonic DNA of: • Jimi Hendrix: who redefined playing electric guitar through his Plexi walls. • Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin): who carved the most iconic riffs in rock history with the natural overdrive of these amplifiers. • Angus Young (AC/DC): whose pure, crunchy, bright, effects-free sound is the very emblem of the Marshall Plexi. • Slash (Guns N' Roses), Eric Clapton (during the Cream period) and Eddie Van Halen: who based their historic and revolutionary "Guitar Tone" on this identical valve architecture. Lot conditions: The amplifier is in excellent cosmetic and functional condition, nearly like new. Tubes remain lively and performing at 100%. Shipped with power cable. Professional packaging and insured worldwide shipping. Purchased by my son for €930, I’m selling it as he moved abroad to live.

Stima:€800

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