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First off, none of our amps have printed circuit boards. they are all hand wired turret board construction. There's a link to the website in the description above that has all of the info and pricing on the amps.

Master volume is great and works very well down to talking volumes.

@@mglampworks8240 Good to know, Thanks.

There are 3 choices for the 2 channels: high gain dirty, vintage dirty and clean. Since each amp is built to order, you can choose which 2 channel voicings you want for your amp. If interested, please contact us directly. mark@marksguitarloft.com

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Hey Joey, we can build you one!

Thanks!

Get in touch and we can build you an amp!

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SM57 & 421

Thanks! Build time is 3-4 weeks right now. Email me direct of you’d like more info.

I’m not sure where you are looking. The amp is listed on both the MGL AmpWorks site and the Marks’s Guitar Loft site.

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The 1981 what>?

Not at all the same type of amp. The "1981 - 2204" is a stock 2204 circuit. The new MGL50 is a highly modded Marshall voiced circuit for more aggressive, higher gain tones.

@@jamescassidy4045 MGL has three MGL50 models. This new one is just called the "MGL50", previously it was called the "MGL50 Purple Circuit" and there is another one called the "MGL50 1981 2204" often referred simply as the "1981" because it is based on Mark's 1981 Marshall 2204.

​@@RichardDeJianne Hey! Thanks. That makes sense now hah.I see, he was referring to the the MGL 1981. I guess I'm still learning a bit of the Marshall lingo, and know most of it I think, but wasn't aware of the 1981, and thought he meant the year lol. Thanks bro! Also, if anyone knows any Marshall Tech's in Canada let me know, or even if you have recomendations for someone in the US let me know. Just trying to look at my options, and I know a few awesome techs in the US, but there's only one guy in Canada that I really know of ATM that I'd trust. I just want to get my 69 JMP 50 1987T worked on. It sounds pretty great, and is mostly all original besides the Power TXFM, and a few components, but the schematic just has a couple odd things going on, and I'd just like to put it back to dead stock, and get it dialled in. I was possibly maybe thinking of a 68' schematic or something also. Let me know if anyone has any recommendations/opinions. The funny thing with this amp, is it's almost sort of a cross between a normal JMP 1987, and a Black Flag, because it has a tube rectifier (no diode at all), and it looks like it was probably from the factory like that, but hard to say for sure. Has anyone ever seen a 60's/70's JMP 50/100 that had a stock tube rectifier before?

@@RichardDeJianne Close but not all correct. The new MGL50 takes the place of the MGL50 Red Circuit not the Purple, the Purple is still in the line-up.

We're ready to build you one!

Jimmy does always get great tones!! I'm actually playing on this demo also.

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Thanks! Unfortunately none of us here play in the thrash style.

@@mglampworks8240 damn, I'm saving up for something like your amps and I'm looking for references

Agreed 100%!! Many think they hear a difference with their eyes because one says Marshall. 🙄

I don't think so, these and 2204s were built primarily with tone in mind. For massive distortion you can buy any solid state amp or a tube amp with a diode in it. For massive gain think of tubes used to saturate other tubes. Eddie did it by chaining Marshall amps together. I do it by running a Hafler Hellrazor preamp into the front of 1 or 2 2204s. Enjoy modeling amps if you wish, I agree the bang for the buck is in inexpensive iterations of these. Beware, though. Once you listen to a bunch of tubes screaming at their limit, you can never go home. It's like leaving Toyland, there's no way to go back, and you won't even want to. If you really love guitar, sometimes the bang is worth the bucks.

@kurtbader9711 I wish I new someone who had won love too check it out ,play some doom COC & Electric wizard

All of the settings are listed above in my description. Master volumes were both at 4.