Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinet

Kurt Cobain used Marshall cabinets for most of his shows.

Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day's amp setup includes several Marshall 1960A and [1960B](https://equipboard.com/items/marshall-1960b-4x12-300-watt-straight-extension-cabinet) 300W 4x12 cabs.

Angus uses this cabinet on rehearsals of Flick of the Switch tour. It's show in point 0:17 on the right side of the screen.

"I run both of those [65amps and Satellite] consecutively generally through four Marshall 25-watt speakers. I run a combination of the 65 and the Satellite generally the whole time when we’re doing Pearl Jam shows live. Then I kick on one more head called a, uh…hold on I’m trying to remember. I just changed my rig around…I’m never kind of satisfied."

At 5:27, you can see the Marshalls 1960a Straight and Angled with the golden logo in bottom right. [According to this article](http://www.dummymag.com/features/justice) they are just for aesthetics "Are Justice’s Marshall amps really plugged in? They both use rock aesthetics and as a result possess an appeal beyond the confines of the electronic dance geek." At 4:43 "In the Marshalls, we have led video screens" At 2:13 you can see the Marshalls coming from truck and they are empty inside. At 7:50, you can see led lights systems from the Marshall amps.

Troy plugs his Vox amplifier heads into Marshall cabinets in studio and live. [Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/19577-rig-rundown-queens-of-the-stone-ages-troy-van-leeuwen) states, "He plays through two Vox AC30s, a combo and a head driving Vox and Marshall cabs."

"Right now I’m using [Marshall JCM 2000s®](https://equipboard.com/items/marshall-jcm-2000-dsl-100-amp) the DSL100 with two 1960A cabinets." - [Ray Toro](http://www.seymourduncan.com/blog/artist-interview/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance/)

In this video, Misha Mansoor is shown to use a Marshall 1960A cabinet with his EVH 5150 III head.

this cabinet is seen in this rig diagram

In every Green Day's tour, Jason uses the same type of cabinet that Billie uses

At 2:31 we can see the cab behind Joe.

‘The Marshall sound is the balls’ … Paul Weller with his Marshall stack in 1981. Photograph: Virginia Turbett/Redferns At the Marshall amplifier factory in Milton Keynes, there's a small museum piled high with musty, well-used equipment. There are original models of the 100-watt amps favoured by Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. There's a white leather model made for Paul Weller with a mod target emblazoned across its front. Paul posing with his Marshall amp with 1960A cab https://www.pinterest.com/pin/856106210389144942/

Jónsi's choice cabinet is seen here as simply an angled stock Marshall cabinet.

Included in list of Andy Bell's gear

Marshall 4x12 Cabinet

In this picture of Andrew performing, he has two Marshall cabinets behind him connected to the Vox and Marshall head.

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In the beginning of the video, you can see a Marshall cabinet.

In this concert picture, Andreas can be seen playing in front of two Marshall full stacks that include a pair of JCM 900 angled cabinets.

On Steve Hackett's [official website](http://www.hackettsongs.com/instrument.html), he lists Marshall 1960A cabinets among his amplifiers.

An Instagram post from Phil X shows a Marshall 1960A cab beside his two Friedman heads and his Supro Coronado.

At the very bottom of this webpage, it states he uses these cabs, there is also a picture of him reclining against silverface marshall cabinets.

Steve Albini can be seen playing through a Marshall 1960A 4x12 Cabinet in this photo.

On the [Gear page](http://www.billyduffy.com/gear/marshall-speaker-cabinets/) of Billy Duffy's website, he says, "I first bought them in ’86 and they all had that black front and I thought they looked a bit too ‘heavy metal’ for me, not particularly to my taste... so I had someone refinish the fronts with vintage Marshall speaker cloth to make them look more 1970s. Recently Marshall have re-issued some of these cabinets with the black fronts and whereas the contents of the cabinet are good old style speakers the front grille is the more modern Marshall look that they’ve run since the mid eighties and that’s the look I hate, the look I paid to get rid of, too heavy metal. They do also make that 1960 cabinet with the more traditional vintage basket weave so I’ve bought a couple of them as they look the same as the ones that I had made up back in the day."

In a photo of his rig in this interview, you can see what i believe is this amp on the bottom of his right stack. It is the amp with the inverted cross. Please correct me if I am wrong.

In this video Stevie T was seen using an EVH 5150 III half-stack as well as a Marshall JCM2000 TSL100 half-stack.

Arch Enemy guitarist Michael Amott takes some time out to give All Axess a rundown of his gear. The Marshall 1960A cabinet can be seen as of 4:20.

In this video, Javier Reyes uses a Marshall 1960A cab.

Ian described the 1960A as his primary cab in [this rig rundown](http://www.guitargeek.com/ian-mackaye-fugazi-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-1999/) with Guitar Geek.

Bring Me The Horizon - "Shadow Moses" (Full Album Stream)

You can see this under the amp that says lars

Mr. Bill uses a Marshall JCM 900 cabinet, which is the 1960A, according to [this interview](http://blog.liveschool.net/mr-bill-qa/).

In this photo Carlson can be seen playing through 4 Marshall heads with 4 4x12 cabs (2 slant, 2 straight).

In this video, Sugizo's backline can be shown consisting of a Marshall 1960A 4x12 cabinet.

used along with mustang amp head

"mk1, 'judas' tour, stockport rehearsals, oct 07."

http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/GALLERY_Chickenfoots_2012_Touring_Gear

In this diragram of wyane's on stage equipment and his states about his Marshall 1960A 4x12" 300-Watt Angled Extension Cabinet "Solid state amps ARE the Static X sound - tight, crunchy and mean. Plus, if one goes down, I can walk into almost any music store and pull one off the shelf and get back to rocking."

"I used a Marshall® Valvestate 100 watt head going through a model 1960A cabinet with Celestion® Vintage 30s in it, and that was killer. For effects, I used a Digitech® Whammy, an old Ibanez® chorus, and I also used a Line 6® Pod Pro for a lot of my effects as well because it has a wide variety of effects that I really like."

Amplifying both tube heads are angled Marshall 4x12 speaker cabinets.

In this Instagram post taken on August 31st, 2017, Takayoshi Ohmura was spotted using a Marshall 1960A cabinet with his Kemper profiler.

> I use a marshall 1960 slanted cab. not sure what's in it. I assume it's been re-fitted because it sounds incredible

At 0:46 there is a shot of Ad-Rock's JCM-900 on top of the slanted Marshall Cabinet.

Behind Foxton we can clearly see an angled Marshall cab.

I’ve been playing through a Marshall 1960 slant cab for years now. Goddamn, those things are built to last and they have a great punchy sound and cut really well in the live setting.

The cabinet are seen in this Instagram post.

2:14 Frank goes into his Standard Marshall 412 Cab for a split second.

John's cab is faced towards the back of stage, instead of facing forward.

Trevor can be seen here playing through a Marshall 1960A 4x12 cabinet.

Has a dual cab version.

For majority of Blake Schwarzenbach's career (Jawbreaker, Jets To Brazil, Thorns Of Life, forgetters) it was his go-to cabinet.

In the video Rafael uses a Marshall 1960a 4x12 box "300 -Watt Angled Extension Cabinet

pete shelley used a marshall cabinet

This cabinet was used by Rosas alongside a [JCM800](https://equipboard.com/items/marshall-jcm800-2203-vintage-100w-tube-head-amp) at the 2007 Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival.

In a tweet made by Leda on March 17th of 2018, he can be seen using a Marshall 1960A slant cabinet for stage volume in conjunction with his Fractal Axe-FX II XL+.

"I have been using amplifiers custom made for me by Larry Grohmann for about 15 years now. That is and will always be my main amp because Larry developed it for my playing style and it is by far the best amp that I've ever played, and I've played A LOT of different amps! My Larry amps and Marshall cabinets have always been my main rig for touring and recording. Read more at http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/gear-talk-with-iced-earth-s-schaffer-i-m-a-gear-head-but-not-a-gear-whore/#1e50FXsEgq17fmqu.99

steve diggle can be seen with marshall 1960a in this video

Pat using a typical backline: Acoustic Image Clarus 2R paired with a backline Marshall 1960A slant cab. I saw him use the same rig in Seattle at Jazz Alley.

Phil Palmer is using a Marshall 1960A cabinet alongside the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier for stage work.

Can be seen behind Harry at Reading 2014.

James and Acle are using Marshall 1960A lead cabinet half stacks in this video. James uses 1, Acle uses 2.

Can be seen on the right at 2:39.

Kee used Marshall 1960 cabs, with Celestion G12M25 (greenbacks)

He has this cab above his straight Marshall cab in combination with his superlead II

Tom Keeley of [Thursday](https://equipboard.com/band/thursday), and his tech discuss his Marshall Marshall 1960A cabinet in this [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/tom-keeley-thursday-guitar-rig_and-gear-setup-2004/).

In this image, a pair of Marshall 1960A 4x12" angled cabinets can be seen behind Alex.

Can be senn in the video at about 3:13

"Currently I’m using a Marshall 1960A and an Orange PPC412 cabinet. The Marshall has G12T-75 speakers and the Orange has V30s, neither is actually my ideal but together the darker and more dampened Orange cab mixes well with the treble from the Marshall. It works, but I’m looking for old Marshall cabs with V60s.”

His stack of amplifiers consiste in both Marshalls Cabinets 1960 A and B

you can see these amps onstage

Michael uses two different cabinets for the two heads used for the tracking of the fourth album. The cabinet used for the Dual Rectifier head is a Marshall 4x12 angled cabinet.

at 24:52, he mentions that he owns this cab

Vintage 30 loaded Marshall 412

It is unknown which Marshall 4x12 Dj Lethal uses.

From photos of the band, Algar seems to favor a Marshall 4x12 style cab. There are pictures of various Marshalls, and also similar 4x12 cabs without the Marshall logo badge. Only photo I could find with a definitive ID was a recent pic of a 1960a (I think!) cited here.

> JOE GOSNEY PLAYS THROUGH... JCM900 4100 1960A AND 1960B

At 1:07 in the video you can see a Marshall 1960a cabinet behind Luke with a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier on top

One of the only cabs I could find him using

''Mega day demoing new tracks for the past 9 hours. Need sleep. Nick is dancer.''

At 21:12 in this video, you can see Spencer's Marshall 1960A cab.

"I’ve heard differing opinions on this cabinet but after trying many others I feel that it suits our sound very well (and looks cool)."

bob using this cab

In this video, at :16 seconds Andy is seen in front of two JCM900's over two slanted Marshall cabs in this 1994 live performance of Screamager.

Harris' official site states that he owned a Marshall 4x12 angled cabinet.

From Gandhi's Arigato No video

conectada al rivera

According to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/joseph-milligan-anberlin-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2009/), Joseph Milligan used a Marshall 1960A 4x12 cabinet in 2009.

Tomas Kalnoky's 1960A can be seen in this photo with the name taped over

At 0:27 in this video, we can see a Marshall 4x12 Extension Cabinet behind Max

In this video of The Voice finals, Vladimir is seen using a Fender YJM Strat with a Marshall JCM2000 stack amp.

In this As It Is' live video, Andy is playing trough this amp just like Ben, we can see it clearly at 2:22

"I currently use a JVM 205 head and a Marshall 1960A cab. Pedal-wise I keep it real simple. I stack a Maxon Tube Screamer and a Hot Cake pedal for drive and more drive, then I use a Boss Chorus Ensemble for a little bit of colour and a Boss NS-2 noise suppressor to stop everything humming loads. And a Korg tuner of course. In the studio, we tended to use amp distortion rather than pedals, so for cleans we had a Fender Bassman and then for drives we stacked some Dual Rectifiers with the Marshall with the gain whacked right up. The main amp we used though was a Bogner (I forget which model), but that sounded great."

It can be seen in the back of Carmen in her Instagram account.

oscar use a marshall cabinet 1960

Here it's visible the Marshall 1960A cab. This one in particular is the 30th Anniversary edition

In this video, Saki was seen using a Marshall 1960A 4x12 cabinet.

Ultrapower and force.

You can see the Marshall 1960a Cab in this photo from August 11th, 2018.

Kodym is seen using the Marshall 1960A cab in this article

1:46 Used in the live performance of "Ultramania", in Music Camp, of the year 2000

you can see the amp in this video

As seen in all tour shots, music videos and home studio shots

The Marshall can be seen right behind.

In this photo, taken in concert at Billie Joe Armstrong's birthday party on February 17, 1990, Larry appears to be using a Marshall 1960A cabinet. Marshall logo is either obscured from view or removed or taped over. Larry used this cabinet (presumably it was his only cabinet) during his stint with the Lookouts (1985-1991).

1960A cab under the 6505+ head in photo.

In 2004 BtP asked Geoff, on a Norwegian fan's behalf, what amps, instruments, and other 'essentialities' he used to get his characteristic sound. Here's Geoff's reply: Marshall DSL100 amplifier Marshall 1960A 4 x 12" cabinet with Celestion G12-75 speakers Behringer V-Amp2, for effects Guitars: Fret-King Corona (Strat-type) and Sid Poole Les Paul replica