Read my narrative on how this was assembled, and avoid the pitfalls that I fell into, and you should have a nice new cabinet in no time! The Plans and the Supplies for how to build a replica Marshall speaker cabinet There is little instruction or help in the assembly process, so that’s the value I’m bringing here. There is one set of “plans” out on the web for this cabinet, but you can probably find others if you google how to build a Marshall speaker cabinet They are readily available, but they are little more than a CAD style drawing with dimensions. I don’t have a fancy shop or an elaborate workspace, as you’ll see in the photos, so when i started thinking about how to build a Marshall speaker cabinet, i figured I’d use only the equipment I had on hand. If I can turn something out this good using patio furniture as a workbench, I think anyone with a bit of know-how and some persistence can do the same or better. I’ve also linked to some of the supplies needed for this build that you can order from amazon. The post is long, so I broke it up into several pages, and added pictures throughout. You should be able to build this much quicker and more accurate than I did, simply by learning from my mistakes. However, I think I can help someone else out there who’s looking to replicate this type of cabinet by showing you where I made mistakes and misjudgments. I made a few mistakes, and had to do a few things multiple times. The road-ready MG412 cab features reinforced corners and recessed side bar handles.Here is a tutorial of how to build a speaker cabinet replica of the famous Marshall 1960a 4×12. The 8-ohm, 120W Marshall MG412 angled speaker cab is loaded with 4 x 12' custom-voiced Marshall/Celestion speakers that really crank out authentic Marshall tone.

This circuit ensures that the sound reproduces the same interaction between amplifier and speaker that occurs in professional valve amplification, making the MG100HFX amplifier sound and feel alive.Ī two-button footswitch is included, but with a Stompware 4-button footcontroller (sold separately), you can easily store and recall your favorite settings, playing seamlessly through your music in true professional style. The Marshall MG100HFX head also features a frequency-dependent damping circuit. Using digitally controlled analog functions, the MG4 Series MG100HFX also delivers precise control and superb flexibility without masking your guitar's own sound or making your tone sound processed and artificial. The Marshall MG100HFX amp head packs fully analog tone circuits, providing the distinctive Marshall tone and pure organic flexibility. Now you can get Marshall's MG4 Series MG100HFXRS amp head and MG412ARS cab together in one hot half-stack with striking red exterior.

Snag an MG Series head and cab together in one powerful half-stack. Miscellaneous Instruments & Accessories.

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