A Marshall stack, battered by life, but repaired by an unknown master of radio engineering: a Marshall JCM900 4100 tube amplifier head and a Marshall 1960B 300 Watts speaker cabinet. This stack is suitable for an electric guitarist both for playing music at home (if sound insulation allows) and for playing on stage (it probably won't be enough for the Olympic, but for a concert in a decent club or recreation center it's the most suitable). The presented guitar amp and acoustic cabinet are great for sharing, the resulting sound character is the legendary classic Marshall sound with its characteristic tube warmth and powerful drive.Two sound channels:

• Channel Normal (clear, slightly overdriven sound, perfect for classic rock and blues);
• Lead channel (rich tube overdrive with powerful distortion, allowing you to play really heavy styles like hard rock and metal).The amplifier is assembled using 3 ECC83 (12AX7) lamps and 4 5881 lamps, which provides a natural, dynamic and lively sound without artificial coloring.The three-band equalizer with the Presence control allows you to flexibly adjust the timbral balance - from bright and piercing to warmer and richer sound.The built-in analog reverb on each channel adds space and depth to the sound, which is especially important for recording.The Marshall 1960B cabinet is a classic 4x12 with a straight shape, all 4 speakers are facing forward, which creates a powerful, dense and surround sound with pronounced low and midrange frequencies, well suited for both rhythm and solo.This stack produces a classic British rock sound, aggressive, powerful, with a warm tube overload, which easily adapts to different styles of music - from clean or slightly dirty tones to dense hard rock and metal at high overload levels. However, everything is quite variable and depends on many factors that a musician who has become the owner of this stack can control to achieve a suitable sound.This set allows you to look (and feel) confident both on small stages and on large concert venues. This is serious musical equipment for professionals who value quality. And even if this sample didn't roll off the assembly line yesterday, it has a story that can be seen with the naked eye, which will be the best option for creating an authentic, lively interior, where the atmosphere and character of the owner of the space are not based on gloss.

Dimensions:Amplifier H = 310 mm, W = 740 mm, D = 210 mm.Guitar cabinet H = 770 mm, W = 365 mm, D = 755 mm.

PS: The materials may look strange in the viewport (3ds Max) - don't worry, you'll see everything properly in the render.