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Reviews of Marshall 1987XL Plexi Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts) Feature: It's simple, plug and play, there aren't a bazillion knobs to mess with so you'll hear the true tone and not a generic one. Quality: It's a marshall.. need i say more? Value: You get what you pay for... Desirability: Vintage = Sexy Sound: Awsome tone, i love it and i'll never part with it and, not to mention, it's LOUD for being a 50 watt head. Ahh the sound of an all tube head... it's music to my ears! Overall: Its great!!! If you are looking for a great, rocking head that is simple to use... this is it!!! you can experiment with patching the inputs to get different tones... Bookmark this page to buy Marshall 1987XL Plexi Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts) later Ashdown Guitar Amp Heads reviews Behringer Guitar Amp Heads reviews Crate Guitar Amp Heads reviews Ibanez Guitar Amp Heads reviews Kustom Guitar Amp Heads reviews Line 6 Guitar Amp Heads reviews Marshall Guitar Amp Heads reviews Peavey Guitar Amp Heads reviews Randall Guitar Amp Heads reviews THD Guitar Amp Heads reviews Vox Guitar Amp Heads reviews |
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