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Marshall 1959HW Plexi Hand Wired - Tube Amplifier Head
The Marshall 1959HW Plexi Hand Wired is a 100-watt tube amp head from the legendary Plexi series. This handwired guitar amplifier delivers authentic vintage tone, two channels, four inputs, and classic tube architecture. Equipped with ECC83 and EL34 tubes, it's ideal for rock and blues. Built in the UK using premium components, the 1959HW is designed for true Marshall enthusiasts.
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Product attributes
Model :
1959HW Plexi Hand Wired
SKU :
SUP_KC1187
Warranty :
2 years
Producent :
Marshall
Weight without package:
22.0 kg
Type :
Head Amps
Construction :
Tube
Power (Watt) :
100
Channels :
2
Line Input :
NO
Reverb :
NO
External FX Loop :
NO
Recording Output :
NO
USB Interface :
NO
Midi Interface :
NO
Battery operated :
NO
Headphone output :
NO
Footswitch connection :
NO
Incl. Footswitch:
NO
Effects procesor :
NO
Product Description
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Marshall 1959HW Plexi Hand Wired – 100W Tube Amp Head
A 100-watt tube amplifier head with handwired construction – a faithful recreation of the legendary “Plexi” series from the late 1960s. The Marshall 1959HW is an amp built for musicians seeking authentic classic rock tone and top-tier craftsmanship.
Product Features
- Faithful reproduction of the classic Marshall Super Lead from 1967–1969
- All-tube design: 3x ECC83, 4x EL34
- Handwired tag-board circuitry for optimal tonal response
- 100W RMS output – perfect for stage performance
- 2 channels: High Treble and Normal, each with 2 inputs
Authentic Rock Sound
The Marshall 1959HW sounds like rock history – classic British midrange, punch, and saturation. Every note gains depth and character. With outstanding dynamics and headroom, it’s ideal for both vintage purists and modern players looking for iconic tone.
Recommended Use
- For rock, blues, and heavier genres
- Ideal for live performance and large rehearsal spaces
- For tone purists and lovers of vintage gear
Technical Specifications
- 3x ECC83, 4x EL34 tubes
- Output: 100W RMS
- 2 channels: High Treble & Normal
- 4 inputs (2 per channel)
- Speaker outputs: 16 Ohm / 8 Ohm / 4 Ohm
Build & Materials
- Fully handwired internal layout
- Premium-grade components
- Classic finish inspired by the 1960s
Included in the Box
- Marshall 1959HW amp head
- Power cable
- User manual
Summary
The Marshall 1959HW Plexi Hand Wired is an amp for players who accept no compromise. It delivers vintage tone, premium craftsmanship, and legendary aesthetics. A perfect choice for professionals and demanding guitarists seeking timeless Marshall sound.
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Marshall 1959HW Plexi Hand Wired - Tube Amplifier Head - Frequently asked questions.
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What is the output power of the Marshall 1959HW?
The amp delivers 100 watts RMS, making it ideal for stage use.
Does it have an effects loop?
No, the 1959HW model does not include an effects loop – it's a traditional vintage design.
Which tubes are used in this amp?
Three ECC83 (12AX7) preamp tubes and four EL34 power tubes.
What genres of music is it suitable for?
Ideal for rock, blues, and heavier styles – a true classic Marshall tone.
Can it be used with different speaker cabinets?
Yes, it supports speaker outputs for 16, 8, and 4 ohms.
Does it have a master volume control?
No, volume is controlled via individual channel volumes – it has no master volume.
Is the amp handwired?
Yes, the entire circuit is handwired on a traditional tag board.
Where is the Marshall 1959HW made?
This amp is manufactured in the UK by Marshall Amplification.
What kind of inputs does it have?
Each channel has two inputs – high and low sensitivity – for a total of four inputs.
Is this amp suitable for home use?
Due to its 100-watt output and lack of master volume, it's too loud for typical home environments.
