Marshall 1960AV Vintage 280-Watt 4x12" Angled Guitar Speaker Cabinet 2006 - G12 Vintage

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Marshall 1960AV – 2006 - Angled 4x12 Speaker Cabinet Overview The Marshall 1960AV is one of the most popular 4x12 cabinets ever produced, combining the classic appearance of the iconic 1960 series with the unmistakable sound of four Celestion Vintage 30 speakers. Built in the UK and loaded with a matched quad of Celestion Vintage 30s, the 1960AV has become a favourite amongst professional players thanks to its powerful midrange, tight low end and ability to cut through even the busiest mixes. Whether paired with a vintage JMP, JCM800, modern JVM or boutique high-gain head, the 1960AV delivers the punch, projection and authority expected from a classic Marshall 4x12. Specifications Model: Marshall 1960AV Year: 2006 Configuration: 4x12 Angled Cabinet Speakers: 4 x Celestion G12 Vintage Power Handling: 280 Watts Impedance: Mono 16Ω / 4Ω, Stereo 8Ω per side Construction: Birch Ply Cabinet Covering: Black Levant Tolex Grille Cloth: Black Basketweave Style Original Marshall Mono/Stereo Switching Panel Made in England Tone The Vintage 30 has earned its reputation as one of the most recorded guitar speakers of all time, and for good reason. Compared to traditional Greenbacks, the G12 Vintage delivers a tighter low end, increased power handling and a pronounced upper-midrange character that helps guitars sit perfectly in a mix. Clean tones remain focused and articulate, while overdriven sounds develop impressive punch, clarity and harmonic detail. The angled design of the 1960AV helps project sound more effectively towards the player, making it equally at home on stage, in rehearsal rooms and in recording environments. Whether you’re playing classic rock, hard rock, modern metal or blues, the 1960AV offers the versatility and authority that has made it a professional standard for decades. Condition Presented in very good used condition with only light signs of use consistent with its age. The cabinet remains structurally sound and fully functional, with all fou