Marshall Celestion 100 Studio JTM 20w Tube Amp Head and 1x12 Cabinet Stack

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To mark Celestion speakers’ 100th anniversary and our 60+ year relationship, we gave the Studio JTM a special redesign. Featuring anniversary speakers inspired by the very first ones to be purpose-built for the electric guitar, this amp is another instant classic. Available in a limited run of only 100, this is the Studio JTM like you’ve never seen or heard before. This UK made amp comes in a new cream colour with numbered anniversary Alnico Celestion speakers, making it a true collectible. If you ask us, the only right way to celebrate 100 years, is this way. Giving you the power you know and love from Marshall, in a compact size, this limited-edition amp offers players authentic, smooth, and valve-driven break-up at lower volumes – perfect for home or studio use. Although we wouldn’t blame you if you just kept this one on display. The original JTM created a sound that defined a generation, delivering the legendary loud blend of crunch and clean recognised the world over. This new limited-edition version picks up right where the old one left off. Like the original 30W head, Celestion 100 is loaded with two ECC83 preamp valves, two 5881 power amp valves and one ECC83 phase splitter, taking you right back to the renaissance of rock ’n’ roll. Celestion 100 offers the same control and versatility as older models, where simply patching the two channels together opens a world of all-valve tonal possibility. Power switching enables you to change effortlessly between 20W and 5W. You also have access to two loudness controls, meaning you can play as loud as you like. Features such as a DI out and FX loop are also a part of the Celestion 100’s design. Hand built at our world-class factory in Bletchley, England, Celestion 100 features finger-jointed cabinets, hand-welded chassis, hand-soldered potentiometers and valve bases, and the highest quality components. Adorned with period-correct aesthetics including the same metal, red enamel poured “coffin” logo, matched with new wh