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Description
The Marshall 4140 Club & Country 2x12 is a power-packed combo amplifier designed for guitarists who crave both classic tone and modern reliability. This amp combines the signature Marshall sound with the flexibility needed for diverse musical styles, making it an excellent choice for both stage and studio settings. Featuring two 12-inch speakers, it delivers robust sound with rich lows and clear highs, perfect for any gigging musician.
Originally crafted in the late '70s, the 4140 Club & Country quickly became a favorite for its clean headroom and versatile tonal range. Its all-tube design offers the warm, organic sound that Marshall is renowned for, while the built-in reverb adds a lush, ambient layer to your performance. The dual-channel setup allows for seamless switching between clean and lead tones, catering to dynamic playing styles.
This amplifier is equipped with user-friendly controls that make it easy to dial in the perfect sound. The presence, bass, middle, and treble knobs provide precise EQ adjustments, ensuring your tone cuts through the mix. Whether you're playing country, rock, or blues, the 4140 Club & Country has the characteristics that make it a timeless piece of musical equipment.
Key Features:
- All-tube design for authentic, warm sound
- Two 12-inch speakers for full-range audio
- Dual-channel operation for versatile sound options
- Built-in reverb for added depth and ambiance
- Comprehensive EQ controls: presence, bass, middle, and treble
Product specs
| Brand | Marshall |
| Model | JMP 4140 Club and Country 2-Channel 100-Watt 2x12" Guitar Combo |
| Finish | Brown |
| Year | 1978 - 1981 |
| Made In | United Kingdom |
| Categories | Guitar Combo Amps |
| Built-In Effects | Built-In Effects |
| Direct Output | No Direct Output |
| Electronics | Tube |
| Number of Channels | 2 Channels |
| Number of Inputs | 4 Inputs |
| Output Power (Watts) | 100 |
| Power Tube Type | EL34 |
| Reverb | Spring Reverb |
| Speaker Configuration | 2x12" |
FAQs
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What kind of tones can I expect from the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp?
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The Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp is known for its warm, clean tones with a rich harmonic content, thanks to its EL34 power tubes. It's well-suited for country, blues, and classic rock genres.
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Is the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp suitable for gigging?
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Yes, with its 100-watt output and 2x12" speaker configuration, the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp is powerful enough for live performances, providing ample volume and presence for most venues.
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Does the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp have built-in effects?
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Yes, the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp includes built-in spring reverb, which adds depth and dimension to your sound.
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How many channels does the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp have?
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The Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp features two channels, allowing for versatile sound shaping and switching between different tones during performances.
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What type of power tubes does the Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp use?
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The Marshall 4140 Club & Country amp uses EL34 power tubes, known for their dynamic response and smooth overdrive characteristics.
Reviews
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Marshall's Twin Reverb (but with an edge)
I first came across one of these in a recording studio. No-one there could remember what it was, only that it was a brilliant amp but relatively rare. I used it for those recording sessions and fell in love with its sound. It's not far off a Twin Reverb but when the gain is up it sits just at the edge of some lovely warm growl, like what you might get out of a Fender Deluxe. A Tele sounds extremely good through this amp - just a little bit of crunch but clean enough that everything still sang out. Highly recommended
Artist usage
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SRV used this amp earlier on in his career. He used it for loud clean sounds, which is the opposite of how most other people used it and most Marshall amps.
In this article by Reverb, it is explained that Alex used Marshall Club & Country combos.
Amps would be a combination of Marshall Club & Country combos and powerful Hiwatt full stacks.
En este video podemos ver a Richard usando el Club & Country, el cual lo acompaño en gran parte de su carrera profesional.
In this video of the Fall performing at the Hacienda in 1984, Craig Scanlon's Marshall Club & Country combo is visible at 35:23.
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