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Marshall 2061X Handwired 20W Amp Head

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Marshall 2061X Handwired 20W Amp Head

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Jeff Beck

"It's got its work cut out for us as far as keeping up as far s keeping up with the other amps, volume wise. With the settings, everything is cranked. It's begging for mercy in trying to keep up with the other one. It's a great sounding amp, though."
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Paul Gilbert

He uses various Marshalls in the studio and live, but this is the one listed on [his site](http://www.paulgilbert.com/gear/).
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Andy Bell

Included in list of Andy Bell's gear
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Mike Cooley

"Mike played his Thinline Telecaster through a Jack Brossart Prescription Electronics Vibe-Unit on the chorus setting. The amp was a 20-watt Marshall 2061X Handwired Lead/Bass head driving a ’80s Marshall 4x10 1965A cabinet."
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Johnny A.

"Just finished putting my 'lil rig together. Two 20 watt Marshall Amplification 2061Xs with custom 2x10 Swanson cabs loaded with Celestion Speakers Alnico Golds. Killer sounding set-up for small stages."
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Richard Hawley

At 4:07 he says that he has a little handwried 2061x amp.. before that he said that he uses a lot of marshall amps.
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Hammock

In this Instagram photo, the band Hammock identifies a new amplifier that use live as a Hand Wired 20-Watt Marshall head.
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3 reviews

michael_carter

139

A great amplifier.

I love my vibro king, but have been wanting to build a small and large Hendrix rig. I chose this amp for the small rig. I join the two channels. I run the volumes around 2-4 for home practice and 4-6 out. It's a loud 20 watts. I run it into a 2-12 with either Cessation vintage 30s or G12ms. It's not as warm as the fender sound and I'd like to use and A/B box to run both. But, this amp is great for emulating Hendrix. It's a small very portable amp head. I run in pretty clean, but warm and toasty. I use either an Hendrix 70th Fuzz or a J. Rockett Archer to get the dirt. This amp is a great pedal platform. It really doesn't have any negatives. It's simple but it works.

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if you can keep an 18 or 20 watter pretty clean and still hear yourself over a drummer through a 2x12 then god bless you! not that I am criticizing these circuits, big fan actually

about 2 years ago

seb_astian

115

Simple and Perfect

I bought this amp from my very dear friend and phenomenal musician Justin Lavash...

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jimmarchi1

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total beast

these amps are great, old or new.... basically a diode rectified 18 watt without tremelo. There's a lead and a bass channel each with a single guitar-style tone control that's best left close to wide open. They're punchier then an 18 and they actually have a clean sound that can compete with an old deluxe reverb volume-wise. More true midrange then a plexi when recorded through a quad box fulla celestions. Very marhsally, less vox flavor then the 18. It would be hard to choose between these 2 similar circuits but this is overall more of a rhythm amp that can hang with a drummer whereas the 18 watt is all about full bore lead riffage.

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