What speakers are in a Marshall 1960A cab?

The 1960A is the angled version that features four G12T-75 speakers and is the perfect addition to your stage or recording rig!

What are the dimensions of a Marshall stack?

4 x 12″
Marshall 1960B Features: 300-watt, 4 x 12″ straight cabinet. 4/16 ohm mono or 8-ohm stereo.

What is the difference between a Marshall 1960 Lead and a 1960A JCM 900?

Hi, there is no difference other than the little badge in the bottom left corner. Both cabs are the exact same dimensions and birch ply construction. Both have a switchable ohm jack plate, plastic handles, casters, plastic corners, and G12T-75 speakers.

What speakers did Marshall use?

“The G12C speakers are exclusive to Marshall and can only be purchased from Marshall.

How tall is a Marshall full stack?

And the answer is: 75 3/4″ from floor to top of the head, and casters on both cabinets. That’s my 1982 cabs and DSL, which is the same as any full size head with 1960 cabinets. Casters are about 3″ each so take off 6″ if you remove them.

What is a Marshall stack?

The classic Marshall Stack consists of one head containing the actual amplifier, on top of two stacked 4×12s, which are loudspeaker cabinets each containing four 12-inch loudspeakers arranged in a square layout.

What Are Marshall stacks?

Marshall Stack is classic rock and roll loud sound amplification. You take a Marshall brand head, or amplifier, and use it to power a literal “stack” of speakers. Usually two speaker cabinets that each contains four 12 or 15 inch speakers.

How tall is a full Marshall stack?

Is Marshall a good speaker brand?

Marshall speakers are good on sound quality, but they aren’t quite full-fledged wireless speakers. Marshall is known for its high-end speakers and amplifiers especially by those in the music business. You’ve seen them at concerts too, but the brand is planning to go mass market, tapping the high-end speaker business.

Is a full stack louder than a half stack?

I have three 4×12’s but one is 8 ohms so I use that when I just want to use one bottom so I can keep the stack together. A full stack is not louder than one bottom if you use the volume control.

What kind of sound can a Marshall 1960 cab make?

A guitar rig can change over time, but the cabinet you play out of doesn’t always need to. That statement couldn’t be more true with a Marshall 1960 cab. If you’re playing rhythm it’s going to give you a full and deep sound. If you’re playing a lead it’s capable of giving you that special growl that jumps out in a mix.

What are the features of a Marshall 1960A cabinet?

Marshall 1960A Features: 300-watt, 4 x 12″ angled cabinet 4/16-ohm mono or 8-ohm stereo 4 x 75-watt G12T-75 speakers Black grille cloth and white piping Large white logo Black elephant grain vinyl. Marshall offers a wide range of cabinets that are not only perfect for your needs, but they will also last you a lifetime!

What are the features of a Marshall 1960A stereo?

Marshall 1960A Features: 300-watt, 4 x 12″ angled cabinet 4/16-ohm mono or 8-ohm stereo 4 x 75-watt G12T-75 speakers Black grille cloth and white piping Large white logo Black elephant grain vinyl

What kind of speakers come in Marshall cabinets?

Product Specs Brand Marshall Model JCM 900 Lead Series 1960A Slant 4×12 Sla Finish Black Year 1990s Categories Guitar Speaker Cabinets