Secrets of the Marshall 1959 Super Lead - 100W VINTAGE 1971 TUBE BEAST REPAIR!
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2019
- In this video, we will assess the condition of a CLASSIC 1970s Marshall JMP Super Lead 100W head and begin the troubleshooting and repair process. The model is a 1959. This is not a Plexi, as the faceplate is brushed metal, not plexiglas. This is the 100W version of the 50W 1987.
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Hey.....THAT’S MY AMP!
Marshall is about an hour down the road from my house. I took my basket-case JCM800 2 x 12 50W Master Volume combo (4212) to them. She still worked, but knobs were broken, the speaker cloth and Tolex were ripped, the screws were rusty and the plastic fittings were scuffed and cracked. Marsha had had a hard life since 1983, when I first lugged her to my car from the guitar shop (alas, now gone). I am an operatic metal guitarist and singer, and the amp was sticky with beer spills and smoky-smelling with cigarette burns after years of gigs. I'd had a couple of retubes over the years, but that's about it.
The Super-Lead is the best amp ever made, hands down. They've always had such KILLER tone, and they'll fit ANY genre of music, whether it being rock, country, blues, and they'll go from clean as glass, to dirty as Hell. It's the last amp you'd EVER need.
I can't tell you how much my 9 year old son and I love your repair videos! Amazing!
Thank God there are guys around like us who give these beasts new life. Idols: you, Uncle Doug, D-lab.
I have a 50 watt version similar to this amp and i lent it to somebody who plugged headphones into the speaker outlet. when i got it back and plugged it in it almost went on fire. i know it is going to cost a fortune to repair so it has been sitting for years doing absolutely nothing but gather dust. it was without doubt the best amp sound i ever heard.i saw one for sale on e-bay for £3.5 k so good luck with the repair on the one you're working on
Glad to see more vintage Marshall on the bench action! Thanks for all the great content.
Just stumbled upon this video and ended up really enjoying it. I used to have a 71 Marshall just like that.
Holy crap.. You're in the video wiggling that switch trying to make it work and my lights here are flashing in my home. Freaked me out. I was like "How'd you get ... Oh. It's just the damn wind." ;P
Always look forward to seeing new videos from your channel. Very cool Marshall amp, nice job!
I love this video. I’ve never really been a gear head but you’re making me with these videos. Keep them coming
Wow! Just WOW! What a trip down English History!!! An era that will never be repeated and a generation of hearing impaired....
I got my 15 Super Lead..Cheap to buy, all the power I need and none of the high cost maintenance issues. Another great video!
I had a '71 100w super lead in the 80s when I was in high school. Paid $250 for it. Looked exactly like that one in every way. Every time I see one I wonder if it was the one I owned and sold.
Great video Brad looking forward to seeing the next episode. Thanks for everything
i personally own a couple of marshall heads from 70s. 1972 JMP 50w and 1978 JMP 2203 Master. love my marshall amps! i wish u were my amp tech!!
Interesting as always - Hopefully in Pt 2 we'll get the answer on why the extra input/outputs on the back,
I learn so much from your videos man. I built my first kit amp not long ago and it rocks.
What a sweet amp! Looks like it's just been sitting for some time after it had its problem surface. Love to hear that amp.
Love my '72 50 watt lead. It's stupid loud on 2, but it's soo good, and the bass channel is pretty reminiscent of the JTM. Looking forward to the next videos!