Mars 1962 JTM Bluesbreaker

The Marshall 1962 JTM Bluesbreaker 2x12 Combo is the amp Jim Marshall made for Eric Clapton to fit in the "boot" of his car. He took the amp to a session with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and the tones on that record became synonymous with Eric, Marshall, and the amp adopted the nickname "Bluesbreaker". Its basically a JTM45 with an added tremolo circuit and a tall, shallow, open back 2x12 cabinet. t's a warm, mid forward British blues voice. Woody, chimey cleans bloom as you dig in, and the overdrive is smooth and singing, staying open and vocal instead of turning to mush. Jumper the channels and it gets thicker, creamier and even more mid forward. It's right at home with blues, classic rock and anything that wants that early Marshall feel, and it takes pedals well. J- Jumpered Input OD3 - overdriven and wide open Signal Chain Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker 2x12 Combo Cab with G12M65 Creamback Shure SM545/ Royer 121 CAPI VP25/VP26 JDK Audio EQR-24