Marshall JMP 2100 Lead & Bass 50 2x12 Combo Rare 1975, Black

$3,500.00

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Specs


Instrument	Amplifiers
Brand	Marshall
Model	JMP 2100 Lead Combo 50w 2x12 1987 Circuit Rare
Finish	Black
SKU	AP4380-A
Made In Year	1975
Preamp	12AX7 (x3)
Power	EL34 (x2)
Rectifier	SS
Wattage	50w
Circuit	2100 Model
Speaker	1975 Celestion T1511 25w Greenbacks w/ 55hz Cones (x2)
Transformers	Original Drake
PT	1202-164
OT	784-139 (Unlabeled)
Choke	Original Drake

Description

This is a near-pristine example of what can be considered a rare Marshall combo. Not to be confused with the Lead & Bass 20, this 2x12 combo version of the Lead & Bass 50 1964 amp is designated as the 2100 model. While many assume it has separate Lead and Bass channels, it actually more closely resembles the 1986 Bass circuit, with a shared cathode for V1. Believe it or not this model most closely resembles the 1989 Organ circuit, of which the values are identical, plus or minus a Volume I bright cap.

Internally, the power cord and two filter caps have been replaced, along with the bias caps and dropping resistor. Otherwise, it remains original, complete with the infamous mustard caps that help define the Marshall sound. See the circuit photos for further detail. The Celestion T1511 Greenbacks still have their original cones, which are a bit tired at this point—but for anyone who loves speaker compression, it’s certainly a vibe.

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