Borrowed a cab at practice last night and I'm trying to find out some more info about it. I've used a few other marshall 4x12 (1960 and JCM800/900) in the past and none have sounded as good as this so I'm thinking it doesn't have G12T75s. Sounded much less fizzy and made my Laney sound awesome - much bigger, warmer and overall just better than my 2x12 with G12H30/V30 mix.
In my infinite wisdom I didn't take a photo so I'll have to describe it. It was a straight Marshall 412 with dark shiny grey tolex, grey logo, a single round recessed jack input on the back rather than the usual square 2 holer they have. No other markings or anything to say what model it is! Sounds like a silver jubilee but they all look much lighter to me.
Any ideas? I just want to know what speakers they were!
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Cant really say much without photos.
Did it have metal handles?
Also, the speakers may not have been original whatever it was anyway.
The only grey logos I can think of are on the Jubilee bass cabs, which are also 4x10"s and have a metal grille.
A deeply recessed (about as deep as the length of the plug) single jack is JCM800 era, a smaller flatter one where the jack nut is only just below the surface is older or a modern reissue.
Bearing in mind that if it was an older cab where some or all of this might not be original there's no telling what speakers might be in it - or even if it's wired right, from experience...
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"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein