Unleash the power of vintage rock with the Marshall 1936V, a guitar amplifier cabinet that packs iconic Marshall tone into a portable 2x12" format. Designed for musicians who crave flexibility without sacrificing sound quality, this cabinet is a tone powerhouse on stage or in the studio. Equipped with two Celestion G12 Vintage speakers, the 1936V offers a perfect blend of punchy lows, articulate mids, and creamy highs, ensuring your guitar's voice is heard with clarity and presence.

Built with finger-jointed plywood, the Marshall 1936V is not just about sound; it’s a testament to durability and craftsmanship. The robust construction enhances sound projection while providing a road-ready build that withstands the rigors of touring. Whether you're running it in mono or exploring its split stereo capabilities, this cabinet adapts to your needs, making it an excellent companion for both combo amps and heads.

Aesthetic appeal is not left behind, as the 1936V is wrapped in classic black elephant grain vinyl with a black grille cloth and white piping, capturing the timeless look that has become synonymous with Marshall. This cabinet doesn't just deliver sound; it delivers a statement.

Key Features:

• 2 x 12" speaker configuration for massive sound
• Equipped with Celestion G12 Vintage speakers for classic tone
• Durable finger-jointed plywood construction
• Mono or stereo configuration for versatile setup
• Classic Marshall aesthetic with black elephant grain vinyl and white piping

Product specs

FAQs

What type of speakers are used in the Marshall 1936V cabinet?

The Marshall 1936V cabinet is equipped with Celestion G12 Vintage speakers, known for their classic rock tone and responsive performance.

Can the Marshall 1936V cabinet be used in both mono and stereo configurations?

Yes, the Marshall 1936V cabinet supports both mono and stereo configurations, with an impedance of 8 ohms in mono and 16 ohms in stereo.

Is the Marshall 1936V cabinet suitable for gigging?

With a power handling capacity of 140 watts and durable construction, the Marshall 1936V cabinet is well-suited for live performances and gigging.

How does the closed-back design of the Marshall 1936V affect its sound?

The closed-back design of the Marshall 1936V cabinet provides a tighter, more focused sound with enhanced bass response, ideal for rock and metal genres.

What is the construction material of the Marshall 1936V cabinet?

The Marshall 1936V cabinet is constructed from finger-jointed plywood, offering robust durability and superior sound resonance.

How portable is the Marshall 1936V cabinet?

Weighing 54.23 lbs and measuring 23.62" in height, the Marshall 1936V cabinet is relatively portable for a 2x12" cabinet, making it manageable for transport to gigs and rehearsals.