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TDPRI Member
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Okinawa, Japan
Age: 54
Posts: 57
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Marsh 6G6B Amp
Hey guys I just found out that Marsh is making the 6G6B Bassman head. Anybody here have one or heard one? Anybody have any dealings with Marsh? Assuming the component quality is good I'm thinking of getting one.
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Toronto
Age: 52
Posts: 552
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6G6 vs 4 X 10 Bassman
RothnRoll, the answer is: "some but not all."
The left channel of blonde Bassmans features four gain stages, the bass and volume hung after the second gain stage, the treble after the third. Normal channel is everything after the first gain stage, like a blackface, but with a 5881 power stage and a 12AX-7 phase inverter. Blonde amps generally are less in-your-face (scooped) volume than a BF, but not as saggy, bloomy, or gainy as a tweed Bassman. They have (except for 1961 6G6) a SS rectifier and are "stiffer" than a tweed. They're somewhat in between. The four-stage left channel of a 6G6 Bassman can do an over-the-top Marshall imitation and loves 8-ohm 4 x 12 cabinets. |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: phoenix
Age: 30
Posts: 233
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Just built a Marsh 5f4 Super, a few weeks ago anyway. Good quality components, good communication by email, well packaged and pretty quick shipping. Documentation was OK, but I'm glad I wasn't totally new to tube amps. One capacitor was missing, and I had to find my own hardware to mount the chassis to the cab. I bought into some of the upgrades (mercury OT, etc). Altogether a good experience, and I'm loving the thing.
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