Marshall 1960B 4x12'' Cabinet
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. Th... more
Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day's amp setup includes several Marshall [1960A](https://equipboard.com/items/marshall-1960a-4x12-300-watt... more
Around 19:00 minutes, he tells about the combo amps. You can also see at Premier Guitar's website more
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 a... more
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Based on 5 Reviews
Rock and Roll Standard
The standard Marshall 4x12. Picked mine up for $100 from a friend, tolex is in rough shape, but structurally sound and the casters still work well! Replaced the stock G12T-75's with a mix of 65w and 75w Creambacks. Mine rattles a bit with certain notes at high volume so I plan on reinforcing it structurally as well as re-wiring it with some better components.
they don't make 'em like they used to! just a heads up, 80s marshall cabs are still the same price as current ones on the used market. Between 400 and 600bucks. They will usually have better speakers stock and they are just made better, though they typically have lots of road wear.
Perfect Cab for all your needs
This cab is perfect for any situation studio to live as is and is a great addition for your gear.
edited 7 months ago
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great cab for the marshall stack goes with the 1960a
so many 80s cabs have the G12S50s, which are cool speakers, but the 65 is the sound of the 80s.... nice find
they are higher good for higher gain i think which fits well with when I was 14