"This Marshall 8x10 Cabinet Model 1990 Basketweave Early 70s is part of the private collection of J Mascis.

From Marshall in the early 70's is this 1990 Basketweave 8x10 Speaker Cabinet. This thing speaks for itself.

When I think of J playing the guitar the first image that comes to mind is him, surrounded by a wall of amps in a semi-circle. This 8x10 was part of that storied image accompanying J on countless tours as his reliable cab companion. It wasn't until he found an amp setup he preferred that this cab was retired from the road rotation. Now it's available to you.

Not only are these rare in the first place, the fact that it included this storied history only adds to the story. Not to mention this cab sounds MASSIVE. We are unable to confirm the blank speakers inside of the cab but have photographed them for your perusal. The cab runs at 8 ohms. The staining on the front is water. You could remove these marks by cleaning the basketweave, but why would you? This is the DiVinci of J's store here on Reverb."

It was used during the recording sessions for Dinosaur Jr.'s Farm, as seen in this episode of Pitchfork's In The Studio.

According to a rig rundown feature by Premier Guitar, Joe Trohman, guitarist for Fall Out Boy, occasionally utilizes Marshall 1990 8x10s, encompassing both vintage models and custom shop reissues, as part of his gear setup. This information is sourced directly from an article titled "Rig Rundown: Fall Out Boy," written by John Bohlinger for Premier Guitar, providing credible evidence of Trohman's use of this specific amplifier.

8x10 cab converted to 4x12. Listed under Amps on Kurt Ballou's Gear.