Marshall 1960B 4x12'' Cabinet

In this rig diagram three 1960B cabs can be seen

Kurt Cobain didn't like Marshalls, but he played the cabs, because he did like the vintage 30 speakers in combo with the Boogie heads. The link goes over his settings.

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

At 6:46 of this "Rig Rundown" with *Premier Guitar*, Joe says "Before on tours I used to travel with 75-watters, and 20-watters and 25s and 30s, and I finally figured out it's a better idea to go with the straighter head 1960B cabinets and tune the heads, so to speak, so that wherever you go in the world you’re going to find this cabinet. This is the most prevalent cabinet for Marshall. I've been really liking this cabinet a lot, more than in the past when I had a softer sound. I think especially with the edition of keyboards now, we're a five-piece band, these cut a lot more so I do like them. They should be 80-watt speakers."

Any where you can actually pick out the Marshall Cabinet Michael uses

Jeff Beck uses some Marshall 1960B cabs in his performance rig.

At 5:27, you can see the Marshalls 1960B Straight and [1960A Angled](https://equipboard.com/items/marshall-1960a-4x12-300-watt-angled-extension-cabinet) 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.

While "Stage Fright" in 2005, Lemmy used a Marshall MR1960B Cab under his Marshall Super Bass.

If you look behind Mike at about 1:49 you can see a straight Marshall 1960B Cabinet.

"Steve Harris (SH): Well a lot of people have commented on that and it is weird, because they freak out when I tell them I just use 4times12 cabs. But they’ve got full duty EV speakers in them and I do get the full range, from the top right through to the bottom. It’s a good tight sound — not so much a bottom end rumble."

A detailed [gear diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/stephen-carpenter-deftones-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2011/) for Stephen Carpenter of [Deftones](https://equipboard.com/band/deftones), traces the signal flow of the equipment, containing a Marshall 1960B 4x12" 300-Watt Straight Extension Cabinet, in his 2011 guitar rig.

Marshall lists Corey as an artist playing a JCM800 through Marshall 1960A & 1960B cabs

On this articles, Kiko shows a picture of his Marshall gear.

"So when money was finally available, Johnny purchased not one but three Marshall 1959 Mark II Super Lead heads and six Marshall 1960B 4x12 straight cabinets" - excerpt from Premier Guitar's article about punks' gear.

Artist(s): Paul Weller , The Jam Location: Guildford, UK Date: 8th July 1981 Paul Weller with his Marshall / Vox rig

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvGTpAMKoZc

Jeff used Marshall 1960B cabinets, according to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/jeff-hanneman-slayer-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2002/), of Jeff's 2002 rig.

At 0:12, briefly there is a shot of a few stacks of dented 1960B cabinets. These are also the cabs that Tom and Deryck have been using recently on the 13 Voices tour.

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

Here we can see that Jason's 2010 rig included "four Marshall straight-front 1960B cabinets."

Scott can be seen here playing through a Marshall 4x12 straight cabinet.

In this photo (taken in December 1993), Brian Bell appears to be using Marshall 1960B cabinet.

"Trower’s hottest rig blasted his array of Strats through a pair of 100-watt Marshall JMP-100 Mark II heads feeding two 1960-B 4x12 cabs and had an impressive effects chain on the floor: custom preamp and clean booster pedals, a Dan Armstrong Red Ranger treble booster, a Tychobrahe wah-wah, an octave/fuzz Fender Blender, a Uni-Vibe chorus/vibrato, Mutron II phase shifter, and two Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistresses."

In this photo from 1968, Peter can be seen playing through a Marshall 1960B 300 Watt Straight Extension Cabinet with basketweave mesh cloth.

On the official Marshall site, Tim McIlrath is quoted saying, "I've been playing Marshalls my whole life and so did most of the punk bands I grew up listening to. When you find something as reliable and classic as a Marshall, you don't mess with anything else." He is listed as using the 1960B cabinet. Original source [here](http://www.marshallamps.com/artists/r/rise-against-tim-mcilrath/).

In this live performance, Jake Bowen uses a Marshall 1960B straight 412 cabinet.

In the article note the question that asks how robb got his high gainy sound on the "Unto the Locusts" record. He mentions his 5150 amp goes into a Marshall cabinet. And on the DVD for the making of the record, he is seen micing his 1960b cabinet.

According to Marshall's website, Amott uses the Marshall 1960B 300W cabinet.

This detailed gear diagram of Pepper Keenan's Down stage setup, which traces the signal flow of the equipment in his 2008 guitar rig, includes four Marshall 1960Bs.

Trey's rig which includes two Marshall 4x12" cabinets.

Listed on Phil's official Marshall page.

"A detailed gear diagram of Corey Beaulieu's Trivium stage setup that traces the signal flow of the equipment in his 2010 guitar rig. Corey was interview for this guitar rig."

Marshall 1960 BHW cab loaded with Eminence Wizard and Hempdog speakers. Listed under Amps on Kurt Ballou's Gear.

Just below the Marshall head is a matching Marshall 4x12. Look closely, and you'll notice it's straight, not angled. By the height, it must have 4 speakers. Thus, a 4x12 speaker cabinet.

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

In this photo he can be seen with Marshall cabinet.

Fans of BABYMETAL took and posted photos before the band took the stage, getting clear photos of all members of the Kami Band's gear. This photo is of Takayoshi Ohmura's rig featuring a powered Kemper rack head, a Marshal JCM 1960B 4x12 cabinet, some Finger Ease, and his signature ESP 7 string.

Equipment: Cajas Marshall 1960B

Dan Hawkins' Marshall cabinets can be seen at 17:31 in this rig rundown video.

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

During his guest appearance with Galneryus, Leda was seen using Marshall full stacks with 1960A and 1960B cabinets.

"For the Blizzard album I used one of Randy [Rhoads]'s 100-watt Marshall amps through a 4x12 cab..."

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Lozinak uses Marshall 1960B 300-Watt extension cabinet.

He used to use two 300-watt Marshall 1960B straight 4x12" cabs before switching over to the ENGL 4x12" cabs. They were used for the last time on "Killing Season" album and live tour. https://www.guitarplayer.com/players/death-angel-thrash-metal-guitarist-rob-cavestany-on-their-latest-album Excerpt from the interview: "I run two amps, both through Marshall cabinets. "

In response to a fan question on Twitter, Wil posted a picture of his setup, including a Marshall 1960B Cabinet.

He's used this cab for decades

Used live during the Cattle Decapitation's Heavy Montreal 2015 show. His rig can be seen on stage right.

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

you can see these amps onstage

Paired with the 1960A

Ben Lurie used a Marshall JCM800 head with a Marshall 1960B 4x12 cabinet on stage with Jesus and Mary Chain circa 1991.

Marshall Amplification is an English company that designs and manufactures music amplifiers, speaker cabinets, brands personal headphones and earphones,[2] and, having acquired Natal Drums, drums and bongos. It was founded by drum shop owner and drummer Jim Marshall, and is now based in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. Marshall's guitar amplifiers are among the most recognised in the world. They are known for their Marshall "crunch". This signature sound was conceived by Marshall after guitarists, such as Pete Townshend, visiting Marshall's drum shop complained that the guitar amplifiers then on the market didn't have the right sound or enough volume.[3] After gaining a lot of publicity, Marshall guitar amplifiers and loudspeaker cabinets were sought by guitarists for this new sound and increased volume.[3][4] Many of the current and reissue Marshall guitar amplifiers continue to use vacuum tubes, as is common in this market sector. Marshall also manufactures less expensive solid-state, hybrid (valve and solid state) and modelling amplifiers.

Guitar Geek Interview

you can see this cab in the video

you can see the cabinet in this image

Uses both live and in studio.

Aapeli's [Mesa/Boogie head](https://equipboard.com/items/mesa-boogie-dual-rectifier-roadster-amp-head) works in tandem with his Marshall 1960B according to the Soul Fallen [official site](http://www.soulfallen.com/aapeli.php).

Marshall 1960B cabinets

you can see this cabinet in this video under a marshall 1960a

MARSHALL 1960 4X12

Can be seen under his Sunn Model T in this video