The amp does not use split turrets.
As "experts" on the web say that from the beginning till 66 or early 67 split turrets have been used, i wonder if the original sourced in sweden was using split turrets or not?
Steve?

Anitoli wrote:It's there so you can tell if someone messed around inside.

Yep, for the warranty probably.

It is on a 66 super PA at 2.16 in this video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_prbWFXnBI

Thanks.

My Master PA 71 came with all red marks on solders.
I suspect that these marks were set for the warranty of the amp.
I would like to know when Marshall decided to use this mark control?
Nobody knows?

Ok, you give us a surprise. :Thumbs As someone said, a lot of good things on the specs. There are switches on the frontplate, can you describe them? Most of them are self explanatory. The Body switch simply fattens the gain structure if desired. However I must stress, the Astoria amps are not Vinta...

Sounds great.

Fryette powerstation, this one should work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPDCQNcSAOo

Just remove 2 power tubes if you can.
What kind of amp is it?

I have a JCM900SLX and it has a really good crunch. A lot of Marshall are good amps if you have good piclups IMO.
By the way i wonder if i should part with a DSL100 in order to buy a Vintage Modern.

Ok, you give us a surprise.
As someone said, a lot of good things on the specs.

There are switches on the frontplate, can you describe them?

It looks like a modern JTM45 and a crunch machine.
When will we get samples from Chris George?

So they will be happy if you return, because for our part i'm sure that we will be happy. ;o)

ok

Pentode/triode mode?