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Marshall JCM 2000 TSL601 - 60W - Tube Combo Amp

, houston, Fri, Sep 25 · –
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Marshall JCM 2000 TSL601 - 60W - Tube Combo Amp
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This model Marshall was made in the UK in 2005, Amp has three switchable channels, an effects loop and spring reverb. All tubes were tested on a calibrated digital tube tester and are in great shape. Amp is in excellent cosmetic and operational condition. No foot-switch is included but they are readily available or you can change settings on the front panel. Marshall Propaganda: Power & Output Stage * Power output: 60 watts RMS (all-tube) * Power tubes: 2 × EL34 * Configuration: Fixed-bias Class AB push-pull * Rectification: Solid-state (diode rectifier, not tube) ⸻ Preamp Section * Preamp tubes: 4 × ECC83 / 12AX7 * Channels: 3 fully footswitchable channels * Clean * Crunch * Lead ⸻ Channel Architecture * Clean channel: Independent 3-band EQ (Bass / Middle / Treble) * Crunch & Lead channels: Shared EQ section * Gain + volume per channel * Channel voicing controls: * Tone Shift (mid-scoop on crunch/lead) * Mid Boost (clean channel) ⸻ Effects & Switching * Parallel effects loop (level + mix control) * Footswitchable loop on/off * Spring reverb (Accutronics tank) * Separate reverb levels for Clean vs Crunch/Lead ⸻ Speaker & Cabinet * Speaker: 1 × 12” Celestion “Wolverine” (custom-voiced for TSL series) * Impedance: 8Ω (internal speaker load) * Closed-back combo cabinet ⸻ Global Controls * Master volume * Presence control * “Deep” switch (low-end resonance boost) ⸻ Connectivity & Features * Emulated DI output (speaker simulation for recording/direct PA) * Multiple speaker output options (external cab support) * MIDI-like footswitch logic (multi-function switching system) ⸻ Design Summary (practical view) * 3-channel high-gain Marshall platform derived from JCM2000 era * More feature-rich and modern than JCM900, but more complex and less “simple Plexi-style” than earlier Marshalls * Known for versatility, but also for being heavier, hotter-running, and more maintenance-sensitive than simpler Marshall designs less

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