Marshall 1959 Modified Guitar Amplifier 100W Head Amp with Master Volume and Gain Boost Switch

Introducing the Marshall 1959 Modified, a modern evolution of the iconic Marshall 1959 ‘Plexi’ amp. The new 1959 Modified preserves the unmistakable sound behind classic rock while integrating modern upgrades for enhanced control and versatility, making it perfect for today’s musicians. The new master volume control lets players achieve the amp's legendary high-gain crunch at lower volumes—ideal for home practice, studio recording, or live performances without sacrificing the amp's signature tone. Added features like the switchable bright cap enhance tonal flexibility, allowing players to tune in vintage brightness, which will cut through a mix or a rounder, warmer sound for smoother styles. A gain boost switch offers two overdrive modes: a classic break-up for blues and rock, and a higher-gain tone suited for modern rock and metal. These features ensure that, whether you’re seeking Hendrix’s dynamic depth or carving out your unique sound, the 1959 Modified can adapt for any style. Balancing the legacy of rock’s golden era with contemporary innovations, the Marshall 1959 Modified is a perfect choice for guitarists seeking legendary tone with modern functionality. It’ll deliver timeless rock sound with enhanced control at any volume. KEY FEATURES Inspired by guitarists, created by us The Marshall 1959 Modified amp is a tribute to the passionate modified amp culture that has helped shape music for decades. Inspired by the musicians and artisans who modify their own amps to unlock unique sounds, we’ve reimagined our iconic 1959 model with key enhancements that amplify its legendary tone while adding flexibility for today’s players. Crafted with the modified amp community in mind, the 1959 Modified combines our classic sound with new features that capture the spirit of experimentation, making it the perfect choice for musicians who seek iconic tone with added control. Faithfully replicating everything you love about the 1959 The 1960s were pivotal for amplifiers, with the Marshall 1959 ‘Plexi’ emerging as a rock icon. Introduced in 1965 to meet the demand for louder amps, the 1959 initially used KT66 valves and was later upgraded to 100-watt transformers and EL34 valves, creating the distinctive Marshall growl that defined rock. The 1959 became the backbone of late 60s and early 70s rock, powering legendary recordings and cementing its place in music history. Now, the 1959 Modified offers that same powerful tone with enhancements for today’s players, featuring classic 100-watt Super Lead power, an iconic plexiglass panel and added modern flexibility. Blending timeless design with modern features, the 1959 Modified delivers the authentic ‘Plexi’ experience, expanding creative possibilities for contemporary guitarists while honouring a legendary rock legacy. Added features The Marshall 1959 Modified delivers the iconic 1959 tone with new, modern features. A master volume control lets you achieve legendary high-gain crunch without maxing out volume, perfect for a range of environments. The switchable bright cap feature adds tonal flexibility, allowing you to dial in vintage brightness for cutting through the mix or a warmer, rounded tone for bluesy warmth. On top of this, the added gain boost switch offers two overdrive modes: a classic break-up for rock and blues or a higher-gain tone for modern rock and metal. The 1959 Modified combines classic sound with versatile control, making it perfect for today’s guitarist. Longstanding commitment to craftsmanship Since the Marshall 1959’s iconic sound remains a firm favourite among musicians in pursuit of the classic rock sound, it must always live up to its name. That’s why it’s still meticulously constructed and hand-built at our Bletchley, England factory. The 1959 Modified is made to stay true to the spirit of Marshall and our timeless design details. Considering its impact across numerous recordings, our focus on craftsmanship helps ensure it is the preferred choice for guitarists looking to capture the Marshall legacy with a modern twist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuGNoQGMWRs For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturers website