I did almost the same thing on my 2204 replica (but with a plexi plate, so even less era-correct, but still love it)

wow, glad to be in the EU for thoses sweet cabs then :D

are they that much expensive in the US ? it's almost the price of a new one here (EU)
686€ I payed for a new one ($783 at current exchange rate)

Alpeggio wrote: Less bass than the BX

hum, all I can reply is...
AX looks cooler !

a metal faceplate JMP housed in a plexi headshell ?

surf> why not the slant one ?

yet £600 too for an awesome 4x12 greenback all made in UK (yup, the greenbacks are made in UK again this year)
it sure is difficult to understand their cabinet prices but I'd suggest to throw yourselves on the AXes while they're cheap

wow that's a lot for a 1x12 when a 4x12 is less than 200 quids more : https://www.andertons.co.uk/marshall-19 ... greenbacks

has anyone ever seen it since 1969 ?

is P A U L paul gilbert ? :lol:

so, I haven't tried it myself but I own a DIY handwired 2204 clone and the tone in those videos is uncannyingly (in a good sense) similar ! look they really nailed it this time... wasn't at all the case with the JCM1.

Bravo Marshall !

4100 still have a bit of popularity in 90's punk/metal bands but I don't know if marshall sold a lot of these as RI

yup 2555X are still available here

2525H and C were forgotten in the first post list
and now you can addd the SV20 and SC20 (all 3 UK products)

hmm I thought that famous supro modified amp was lost, how can anyone clone an amp that doesn't exist anymore ?

if indeed it's not true

That's why some choose a Frondelli MV instead of the fischer/lar mar one. Seems the frondelli affects less the bass frequencies