Description
This amplifier is a 1972 Marshall Super Lead 100W, one of the most iconic models in rock music history. It is an all-tube head, made in England by Jim Marshall Products Ltd, recognizable by its gold metal front panel and the unmistakable 1970s aesthetic. It features two channels with four inputs, separate volume controls for each channel, and a shared EQ section with presence, bass, middle, and treble controls.
The sound is powerful, dynamic, and rich in harmonics, ranging from bright cleans to naturally creamy overdrive, making it perfect for those seeking the legendary British rock tone. The amp uses ECC83 tubes in the preamp section and EL34s in the power section, a classic configuration that delivers high headroom and an extremely musical response.
This unit shows signs of wear consistent with its age, enhancing its vintage appeal. It’s a favorite among legendary guitarists such as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and Angus Young. A true collector’s piece that remains perfectly suited for both studio use and live performance.