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marshall STUDIO VINTAGE SV20C

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Shipping: from 10000 €
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This item is warranted for 3 years
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Ref.: 294482

Description

MARSHALL SV20C

The Studio Vintage® is driven by three ECC83 valves in the preamp and two EL34s in the power amp. The new combo design also boasts a 10” Celestion V-type speaker for that old-school sound. 

TAME THE UNTAMEABLE

The Studio Vintage combo is just as at home in the studio as in your own home, and even lets you switch between 20W and 5W output power. It is significantly smaller and lighter than it’s 100W counterpart, too. We’ve selected a 10” Celestion V-type speaker for convenient portability without compromising on tone.

HANDCRAFTED IN BRITAIN

Meticulously hand-built in our UK factory, the SV20C accurately recreates vintage Marshall tones. Create anything from saturated blues tones to biting leads with the two ECC83 preamp valves and two EL34 power amp valves.

GET THE LOOK

Black levant paired with vintage fret, sprinkled with flecks of gold. It’s the look that has inspired generations of guitarists, immaculately recreated for the modern day.

Features :

  • Technology : Tube
    • Preamp lamps : 3 x ECC83
    • Power lamps : 2 x EL34
  • Power : 20 W/5 W
  • Single channel with 4 inputs :
    • 2 x High
    • 2 x Low Sensitivity
  • Equalization: 4-band
  • Loudness function
  • Outputs :
    • 5 x 6.35mm jack 16/8/4 ohms
    • D.I. output
  • Speaker : 1 x 10" Celestion V-type Junior (16 Ohm - 50W)
  • Dimensions : 490 x 475 x 280 mm
  • Weight : 19kg
Brand reference number: MMV SV20C
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