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Description

The impressive 280w 1960 vintage cabinets are a combination of the enclosure of the 1960 and the vintage aural characteristics of a 1982. It features four Celestion G12 Vintage speakers that give a warmer tone than its predecessor. This powerhouse offers it all from a well rounded high end punch to a low end thump.

Available in both straight and angled forms to create the perfect Marshall Stack.

KEY FEATURES Stunning look – this cabinet is truly dazzling in silver vinyl and vintage fittings and will compliment your other Silver Jubilee reissue products.

Great tone – four Celestion G12 speakers deliver an ultra-focused sound reminiscent of the late-1980s.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION GENERAL Model 1960AV and 1960BV ELECTRONICS Inputs 2 SPEAKERS Speaker configuration 4x12" Speaker model Celestion G12 (16?, 70w) Unit impedance 16/4? Mono, 8? Stereo DIMENSIONS Width (mm) 770 Height (mm) 755 Depth (mm) 365 Weight (kg) 60.6 (1960AV) 41.4 (1960BV)

Product specs

Brand Marshall
Model 1960AV Vintage 280-Watt 4x12" Angled Guitar Speaker Cabinet
Finish Black
Year 1990 - 2025
Made In United Kingdom
Categories Guitar Speaker Cabinets
Color Family Black
Impedance 16 ohms, 4 ohms, 8 ohms
Power Handling (Watts) 280
Powered Unpowered
Speaker Configuration 4x12"

FAQs

What speakers are used in the Marshall 1960AV cabinet?

The Marshall 1960AV features four Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, known for their warm midrange and detailed top end, making them ideal for a variety of music styles.

Is the Marshall 1960AV cabinet suitable for live performances?

Yes, with a power handling capacity of 280 watts, the Marshall 1960AV is well-suited for live performances, providing ample volume and projection for larger venues.

Can the Marshall 1960AV be used in stereo setups?

Yes, the Marshall 1960AV is switchable between mono and stereo modes, offering flexibility for different amplifier setups and preferences.

How does the angled design of the Marshall 1960AV affect sound projection?

The angled design of the Marshall 1960AV helps project sound upwards, making it easier for musicians to hear themselves on stage and enhancing sound dispersion in a live setting.

What impedance options are available on the Marshall 1960AV?

The Marshall 1960AV offers impedance options of 4 ohms and 16 ohms in mono mode, and 8 ohms per side in stereo mode, providing versatile amp matching capabilities.

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Owner Insights

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Build quality

  • The 1960AV has thick particle board construction and plastic handles; some owners replace these with steel for durability.

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Value and pricing

  • Used JCM2000 heads can be found for $500-600, making them a budget-friendly option for those seeking Marshall tone.

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Use cases and applications

  • The Marshall 1960 series cabinets are praised for their durability and are a staple on many professional stages.

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  • The Marshall 1960AV 4x12 cab is considered too powerful for apartment use due to its volume, making it better suited for larger, more isolated spaces.

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  • The Joyo Bantamp Jackman, resembling a JCM800, pairs well with a Sourmash 1936 cab for achieving great tones at conversational volumes, making it suitable for home use.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Owners suggest verifying speaker authenticity by inspecting the inside of used cabinets to ensure high-quality Celestion speakers are present.

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User experience

  • It's been noted that the JCM2000 DSL100 offers excellent sound but requires careful maintenance due to heat-related issues.

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Features and functionality

  • The Invective MH amp is noted for its ability to defeat the speaker output completely, allowing exclusive use with studio monitors or headphones, ideal for quieter settings.

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  • The Joyo Bantamp series is praised for its compact size and affordability while delivering good tones at moderate volumes, suitable for home environments.

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Comparisons

  • The Mesa/Boogie Mini Rectifier is considered alongside the Marshall 1960AV for those desiring flexibility in sound for genres like Melodic Hardcore and Metalcore.

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