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Step back into the golden era of rock with the Marshall JMP 1959 Mk II Super Lead 100w. Revered for its powerful tone and unmistakable presence, this vintage amplifier head, produced between 1976 and 1977, remains a cornerstone in the world of electric guitar amplification. Its all-valve design ensures a warm, rich sound that has been a favorite among legendary guitarists.

The JMP 1959 Mk II is celebrated for its dynamic response and tonal versatility, making it suitable for a range of styles from classic rock to blues. The amplifier’s 100-watt power delivers plenty of headroom for both studio recordings and live performances, allowing your guitar’s voice to cut through with clarity and authority. The presence of four EL34 power tubes and three ECC83 preamp tubes contributes to its distinctive sound profile, combining aggressive mids with punchy highs.

This model features two channels, each with its own volume control, providing flexibility and allowing you to dial in the perfect balance for rhythm and lead playing. The amplifier head is also equipped with classic Marshall styling, complete with the iconic gold control panel and script logo, making it as visually impressive as it is sonically commanding.

Key Features:

  • 100-watt all-valve amplifier head
  • Four EL34 power tubes and three ECC83 preamp tubes
  • Two channels with individual volume controls
  • Legendary Marshall tone and classic design
  • Ideal for both studio and live performance settings

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See how Kirk Hammett uses Marshall JMP 1959 Mk II Super Lead 100w (1976-77)

Kirk Hammett

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Metallica

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Kirk Hammett used the Marshall JMP 1959 Mk II Super Lead 100w (1976-77) on the album Kill 'Em All, as confirmed by Silverwulf in the "Album Analysis: Kill ‘Em All"

See how Brian Tatler uses Marshall JMP 1959 Mk II Super Lead 100w (1976-77)

Brian Tatler

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Saxon

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This was his original amp and he can be seen using it in this video. The traits that differentiate this amp from the Marshall JMP 1959 Super Lead is that it had rocker switches. However unlike the 1978 to 1981 era Marshall JMP 1959 Mk II Super Lead this amp it has chrome inputs.

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