Marshall Plexi 1959SLP 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head

In this interview with Kurt's guitar tech, Earnie Bailey, he explains that Kurt used a Fender Baseman Quad and a Marshall Plexi 100 during the "In Utero" recordings.

"Marshall SLP-1959 100-watt amp which was modded with KT-88 tubes, which boosted its output to 200 watts."

"These heads were at Woodstock. I repainted them for some other show back then. We call these the Dookie mod and also the Bradshaw Gain mod. This gauge is the front end and puts on the master volume. The SE lead mod adds a tube to it for even more gain. The way we run the heads is really all the knobs pretty much straight up and the master and gain at 10 o'clock. You turn it up any louder or any more gain it doesn't really sound that great. And Billie's tone is really not about tons of gain. It's actually cleaner than you would think it is. His technique playing and using the pick is more about where the sound is coming out of. I mean he'll turn the guitar down and clean it up then pop it back up," explains Hans, the tech for Billie Joe Armstrong.

"This one goes through a tape delay. It gives it some fullness. It has a browner sound. It's on all the time," says Dan Auerbach's guitar tech about the Marshall Plexi 1959SLP 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head.

This Marshall Plexi Amp was used by Stevie Ray Vaughan for live work.

Used extensively since the early 70's until the 90's, when Peavey started making signature 5150 heads. All the knobs were usually cranked up on 10 except the reverb.Usually used 100 watts, and the 50 watts were backups.

Listed on Angus' official Marshall page.

You can see on the right there is a Marshall full stack throughout the video. A closer look is on 1:58.

5:46 of the video.

"We have two Marshall Plexis, one is a '69 and one is a '70. The '69 Plexi has the KT-66s in it. I listen to them every day and determine which one I want to use. This is his main and the other ones are his backup. The '70 has the EL-34s. This is the backup Plexi," says Joe Perry's guitar tech. (These Marshall Plexi amps are the 1959 model,but were built in 1969 and 1970, respectively).

["Used for the In Utero demo sessions at Reciprocal and the '94 session at Robert Lang Studios."](http://www.livenirvana.com/equipment/krist.php) as shared by Earnie Bailey, NIRVANA's primary guitar tech.

"I have a Marshall Plexi guitar head."

On a picture that Owl City uploaded to Instagram, he said that the "Plexi Super Lead 1959 sounds amazing"

daron used a marshall plexi on the self titled album.

in this live is clearly visible the Marshall head+cabinet behind Andy

Listed on Malcolm's official Marshall page.

On this picture from the new BMTH's video on Alternative Press, we can see a Marshall Plexi Head and a Marshall Cab behind Lee

Brad Delson used it while recording 'Meteora'.

At 16:10, White's guitar tech Chris shows two Marshall Plexi 100 watt amp heads. Similar to Billie Joe Armstrong's, one head has the Dookie mod (Bradshaw gain mod) and the other has the S.E. Lead mod.

the amp is present in this video

At 1:26 in this live performance at the 2010 V Festival, Simon can be seen playing through a Marshall Plexi 1959SLP amp head tilted on its side.

You can see Andrew playing Marshall 1959 head in this video.

Lindseys Marshall Super Leads only used in 1976 live Amp Settings Presence=40% Bass=70% Middle=40% Treble=35% Normal=60% Bright=40%

On top of the right Marshall cabinet is a 1959 SLP head by Marshall.

This video shows some of the equipment used by Andreas for the recording of Sepultura’s album "Kairos. The Marshall Super Lead can be seen at 2:00.

In this live photo from 1967 we can see Peter playing his Gibson Les Paul while plugged in to a 1960's Marshall JTM45!!!! Guitar Amp Head featuring an old style Marshall Block logo.

Plus 4x12 cabinet with JBL D120 Speakers

In this photo, we can see Skaff's Marshall 1959SLP amp head.

(In Cauda Venenum) - “There was also a Marshall Plexi in there and a Friedman BE100 that we used for leads, and then for cabinets we had two old Marshalls from the 60s – one with V30s and another with Greenback 25s. Since we were using the same Olsson head for our heavy rhythms, using different cabinets was a nice way of altering the two guitar sounds a little bit.”

An old Marshall Plexi is one of the main amps that Tracii uses these days with reunited L.A.Guns.

Marshall Amps gave Tyler a 50th Anniversary edition of the famous 'Plexi' amp in August of 2016, and he's been using it on tour since.

According to Marshall's website, O'Keeffe plays through Marshall 1959SLP amp head.

In this photo, we can see a part of Leifsson's gear, which includes the Marshall 1959SLP guitar amplifier head.

According to Marhsall's website, Hawkins uses the Marshall 1959SLP amp head.

Seen here during the Marilyn Manson "Eat Me, Drink Me" tour.

in this performance bruce is standing in front of a marshall amp cab and amp head

Blake has been using this amp from 1995 to present day, both touring and recording with Jawbreaker, Jets to Brazil, Thorns of Life and, most recently, Forgetters.

"For the Blizzard album I used one of Randy's 100-watt Marshall amps..." The Randy in question is Randy Rhoads, the legendary guitarist on that album. The only amps he used were Marshall Super Leads.

John uses a 1968 50-watt Marshall plexi in his studio

In this photo, the Marshall 1959SLP tube amplifier is visible below the Marshall 1987X amp.

At 0:30 of the video you can see Pata-san tweaking his amp which appears to be a Marshall Plexi 1959SLP 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head.

According to [this interview (transcribed from the February 1998 issue of *Guitar Player* magazine)](http://www.oocities.org/sunsetstrip/backstage/1076/article2f.html), Kevin utilized a '69 Marshall Plexi during the recording of Third Eye Blind's self-titled debut album.

In response to a fan question on Twitter, Wil posted a picture of his setup, including a Marshall Super Lead 100w head with the channels jumped.

Can be seen on the right at 32:58.

0:07s in, located on top of the Mesa Boogie and Bogner heads.

In this picture, Luke is seen using a Marshall Plexi 1959SLP. He also stated in an interview with Lucky Sky Press that this is the amp he uses. Interview Link: https://lucyskypress.com/2017/05/14/travelling-and-playing-rock-n-roll-with-my-friends-an-interview-with-luke-bentham-of-the-dirty-nil/

the amp is seen in this image, there is no logo but the amp is labeled as a plexi

For quite a while now I have been using the Marshall JCM800s, the re-issues and even some old ones if I can get my hands on them. We have been using the Kerry KIngs as well, just for the clean setting. It has just a little bit of a different sound, but it’s really cool. Joel has been using the 1959 SLP and the re issue one, plus we take a couple of DSLs on the road with us too.

Andy's equipment is listed in the source article.

HE used it in the beginning of his career

In this photo posted to Instagram, Casey shows off his marshall amp

he used one on the "gran blanco" record

Marshall Plexi 1959SLP 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head

"A couple of my guitars in Europe have EMG pickups and they sound good with particular Marshalls. I have a Marshall SLP reissue and it sounds really good with my stock pickups on the Standard. Some of my older Marshalls need brightening up, so they sound better with the guitars that have EMG pickups. I go back and forth depending on the way the Marshalls are acting that night. They can be finicky."

"I had the choice of either taking the VOX or Marshall with me for my toy store tour- the choice was difficult but I ultimately went with the Marshall to achieve a 'Hey I'm Over Here!' screech." -John Jeff Rig Rundown, NY Times

In this post nrian shows off his marshall plexi amp head

Donna Uses a Marshall 100-watt Plexi Reissue with a 4X12 cab

Matt can be seen using a Marshall amp head while playing live with his band Junior