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| Dixieman |
1970 Marshall SLP 1959 I recently acquired a 1970 Marshall SLP that has been severely butchered over the years and I was wondering if anyone might have a photo of the chassis layout from a stock Plexi showing the circuit board, as I'm not quite sure of the original component layout, so I can bring this baby back to its original specs! |
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| nek |
Check out this page. The subjects are 50W. I am sure you can generalize. Good Luck. Have Fun. http://www.obsoleteelectronics.com/Marshall_Tech/marshall_tech.htm |
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| Jim S. |
AFAIK, Marshall switched from Plexiglass control panels to brushed aluminum sometime during 1969. My guess is that your amp was made before 1970. Is there a clear date code on your amp? |
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| Peter S |
Jim is correct......a 69 Marshall could have the Plexi panel or ali......after that it's all anodised aluminum. PS |
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| Tonefactor |
Also, Marshall did not have an SLP model until recently when the reissue 100 watt Plexi came out. The original 60's and 70's 100 watters were called SL's (aka. Super Leads). |
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| Joe L |
I found these pics on ebay for a plexi that was for sale. They are the clearest plexi pics I've found. http://www.ccxus.com/~jlemoine/JTM-45%20Preamp.jpg http://www.ccxus.com/~jlemoine/JTM-45%20PI.jpg ..Joe L |
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| Rebel420 |
Anyone else notice on this JTM45, that the cathodes on V1 are split? although, the wiring looks a bit heavier than most, so it could be modded. very good pic tho of the chassis! |
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