Vox VT100X Guitar Amplifier Combo 100W

Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker Combo Guitar Amplifier

Used by Clapton during his stint with Mayall's Bluesbreakers. It's a JTM45 in combo form with a footswitchable tremolo. It produces a gutsy bass and vibrant top, coupled with an overall natural warmth. 45W. Dimensions: 740x600x235 mm. Weight: 30.2 Kg.

From as clean as you please to as dirty and growly as you want it! We ain't kiddin' neither!
The possibilities are endless with this little guy. This JVM has 2 independent channels with 3 gain stages. A smart footswitch that remembers your settings...great for playing live! There are 2 master volumes that can be recalled by the footswitch as well. The reverb sounds incredible...it really does. Emulated XLR out for recording. You can dial into any sound you desire with this amp. 2 effects loops. You get it all with a Marshall JVM
Marshall JVM 205C Specs:

100W power
All-valve, with 5 x ECC83s, and 4 x EL34s
1x Vintage 12" + 1x Heritage 12" Speaker
2 totally independent, footswitchable channels
Each channel has 3 footswitchable modes (clean,crunch & overdrive)
Footswitchable, studio-quality digital reverb
Independent reverb controls for each channel
2 footswitchable master volumes
2 FX loops, one series, and one parallel
Parallel FX loop is footswitchable on/off
Speaker emulated XLR output
4-way footswitch (with memory) supplied
All switching can be done via MIDI
Made in England

Marshall 1974X 18W Handwired Combo Guitar Amplifier

The 1974X is an authentic re-issue of the fabled model 1974 combo of the late sixties (1966-1968). Just like the original, it boasts a point-to-point, handwired, tagboard circuit housed in an aluminium chassis, plus a valve-driven tremolo circuit. At the very heart of its simple, but effective, two channel design can be found six valves: three ECC83s in the preamp, an EZ81 rectifier and a pair of cathode biased EL84s in the power stage. As the output and mains transformers are vital components in any amplifier as they influence performance, sound and feel, Marshall worked extremely closely with their associates at Dagnall in order to duplicate the original, "off-the-shelf" transformers in all areas.

Another major contributing factor to the distinctive sound of vintage 1974 combos is the way the original 20 Watt, ceramic magnet, Celestion Greenback T1221 loudspeaker's tone has softened with age.

In order to recreate the gorgeously smooth tones of a 35-year-old vintage Greenback, Celestion not only revisited the 1967 recipe for the speaker, they also came up with a proprietary way of "aging" the speakers so they sound and feel like the originals made in the late '60s! The same exact, exclusive "aged" T1221 Greenback speaker is also found in the 1974CX, a 1x12" extension cabinet for the 1974X.