Modelled on the 1960B, the 1960BV shares the same excellent build and aural characteristics. The difference is that the 280 Watt 1960BV is loaded with Celestion G12 Vintage 70 Watt speakers. These speakers have a smoother higher-end response, which sounds warmer than the G12T-75s in the 1960B. The mid range is well defined providing plenty of chunk without getting too boomy, which lends itself to heavier, more aggressive rock genres. It has been said that the lower-frequency response of the 1960BV has a tuneful quality Further details can be found on the Marshall Amps Website.
Modelled on the 1960B, the 1960BV shares the same excellent build and aural characteristics. The difference is that the 280 Watt 1960BV is loaded with Celestion G12 Vintage 70 Watt speakers. These speakers have a smoother higher-end response, which sounds warmer than the G12T-75s in the 1960B. The mid range is well defined providing plenty of chunk without getting too boomy, which lends itself to heavier, more aggressive rock genres. It has been said that the lower-frequency response of the 1960BV has a tuneful quality Further details can be found on the Marshall Amps Website.
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Modelled on the 1960B, the 1960BV shares the same excellent build and aural characteristics. The difference is that the 280 Watt 1960BV is loaded with Celestion G12 Vintage 70 Watt speakers. These speakers have a smoother higher-end response, which sounds warmer than the G12T-75s in the 1960B. The mid range is well defined providing plenty of chunk without getting too boomy, which lends itself to heavier, more aggressive rock genres. It has been said that the lower-frequency response of the 1960BV has a tuneful quality Further details can be found on the Marshall Amps Website.
Modelled on the 1960B, the 1960BV shares the same excellent build and aural characteristics. The difference is that the 280 Watt 1960BV is loaded with Celestion G12 Vintage 70 Watt speakers. These speakers have a smoother higher-end response, which sounds warmer than the G12T-75s in the 1960B. The mid range is well defined providing plenty of chunk without getting too boomy, which lends itself to heavier, more aggressive rock genres. It has been said that the lower-frequency response of the 1960BV has a tuneful quality Further details can be found on the Marshall Amps Website.
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Cabinet Type | Straight |
Speaker Configuration | 4 x 12" |
Power (RMS) | 280 Watt |
Impedance (mono) | 16/4 Ohm |
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Cabinet Type | Straight |
Speaker Configuration | 4 x 12" |
Power (RMS) | 280 Watt |
Impedance (mono) | 16/4 Ohm |