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Description
The Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet is a powerhouse of performance, designed to deliver the quintessential rock sound that has defined generations. This cabinet is a faithful reproduction of the original 1960s models, embodying the legendary tone and robust build quality that Marshall is renowned for. Featuring eight 10-inch Celestion G10F-15 speakers, this cabinet offers a tight, punchy low-end and clear, articulate highs that cut through any mix with ease.
The Vintage 8x10 Cabinet is constructed with high-grade materials to withstand the rigors of touring while maintaining exceptional sound fidelity. Its design is all about efficiency and presence, providing a rich and dynamic soundstage. The closed-back design further enhances its projection and low-end response, making it an ideal choice for both studio settings and live performances.
Guitarists seeking that classic British tone will appreciate the clarity and power this cabinet delivers, ensuring every note is heard with precision. Whether you're playing blues, rock, or metal, the Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet is built to handle it all, offering the versatility needed for varied musical styles.
Key Features:
- Eight 10-inch Celestion G10F-15 speakers
- Closed-back design for enhanced projection
- Authentic vintage styling
- Durable construction for touring reliability
- Ideal for both studio and live performances
- Provides punchy low-end and clear highs
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"The 8x10 Marshall cab still has the same Jensen speakers as before," reads this article on Dan Auerbach's gear, by Premier Guitar.
This 1968 Marshall 1990 8x10 Cabinet is owned by Frank Iero
In my opinion, these might be the coolest cabinets in the entire world. Hands down, period. Sometimes I would just sit and stare at it all googly eyed and sh*t." - Frank
"We use this for the front of house and for his wedges. Joe uses wedges all over the place. It's pushed by the Morris amp," says Joe Perry's guitar tech.
At the second paragraph in the "1993-signed" section of this article, it explains River's 8x10 cabinet.
"The one thing Rivers did manage to select before they left for New York was a new Marshall speaker cabinet. Well, it wasn't "new", it was a very unusual 1968 Marshall. This cabinet was from a now-rare series that mounted the usual 4 12" speakers into a special cabinet that was designed to fit 8 10" speakers. These are known as "mock 8x10's". They originally were sold in sets with plexi 50w Tremolo amps. They were manufactured from 1967 till the early 70's, but apparently the later years are distinguished by cheaper materials, particularly particle board backing panels. ...Thanks to Jaques Stompboxes for info and assistance!"
It is also shown in the cover of River's album "Alone".
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This video by PremeirGuitar.com, from their "Rig Rundown" series features the bassist of Slayer, Tom Araya and his brother/guitar tech discuss his current touring rig. Tom Araya mentions he was given Marshall 8X10 Vintage Cabinets from Marshall.
"Yeah, I just use Marshall STOCK heads. There's nothing really special about them. (I like) the brightness and punch. I didn't use Marshall all the time. They made some cabinets for me; better than the cabinets I had and they sounded great. We asked them if they would send me some heads and they sent me the heads. My brother dialed in the tones that I like. This is what I got" - Tom Araya
In this MusicRadar article, Robert DeLeo talks about using a 1970 Marshall 8x10 cabinet.
In the video "Weezer - Undone -- The Sweater Song" on WeezerVEVO's YouTube channel, Matt Sharp is seen using a Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet that has been converted to a 4x12. This cabinet is paired with the renowned Mesa Mk.1 head.
In this post Andy shows off his modded Marshall cab. The cab was a 8x10 that he converted into a 6x12
In this Instagram post, Jordan Buckley features a modified Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet, which Andy Williams adapted into a 6x12 configuration.
Comes in at 11:51. Luke explains where he first saw the cab on a tour with Against Me and how he acquired one after said tour.
In the YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions" by FriendlyNotification, Derek Miller confirms at the 1:14 mark that they used a Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet, along with other equipment, during the recording sessions for the album "You Come Before You."
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