Marshall Plexi guitar amps: everything you need to know

Wildwood Limited SV20H Studio Vintage, Marshall Amps

Testing out some tones on my new Marshall SV20 today. As a 60s Plexi owner, I can say that these little guys really nail that sound. You'll still need an attenuator to

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Marshall SV20C Studio Vintage 1x10 inch 20/5-watt 1959 Plexi Tube Combo Amp

Why should touring artists have all the fun? With the SV20H you can harness the formidable tone of the 1959SLP at home or in the studio. Switch between 20W and 5W at the flick of a switch and let the defining sound of the plexi live on. In true plexi style, the SV20H features four separate guitar inputs, two for each channel. This gives you the ability to choose between the brightness of the high treble channel, the roundness of the normal channel, or blend between the two with a patch cable.

Marshall SV20H Studio Vintage Plexi Amp Head

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Marshall 1987X 50-watt Plexi Tube Head with FX Loop

1967 Marshall JMP 50 Small Box Plexi Head (Owned by Paul Reed Smith and another REALLY Famous Marshall Player) - Ryan Fowler's Guitar Experience

You Don't Need An Attenuator To Get A Great Sound From A Marshall Plexi, Just a…