Product Description
Vintage 1984 Marshall JCM800 Lead Series 100w 2210 Amplifier Head
Vintage 1984 Marshall JCM800 Lead Series 100w 2210 Amplifier Head
This is a 100w Marshall JCM800 Lead series head dating from 1984, model number 2210 – complete with reverb. I love the look of this, with the blue velvet front. Underneath there is the original black covering so can be taken off if necessary. It has a couple of band namers to both sides. There have been very few changes to this, and it comes complete with all 3x transformers, and has an extra cap added at some point, which has been removed, as pictured. There is a quad of EL34 valves, along with 5x ECC83s. Such a wonderful amplifier – you will not want to miss out!
Please check out the in-depth pictures below as these form part of our description. This amplifier has been serviced to a playable & safe standard, by one of our leading amp techs. To find out more about what our service includes, please check out our terms and conditions before purchasing.
At The Music Locker we will do all we can for you to get the instrument you want. You’re more than welcome to come and have a play on this, coupled with one of our vintage guitars!
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The Music Locker prides itself on offering vintage and collectable pre-owned instruments and equipment (the Products).
We take all reasonable steps to ensure the equipment has been inspected by a competent person in the UK to ensure it complies with UK safety standards. This may mean it does not comply with the current standards in the country in which it will be subsequently used. It is the purchasers’ responsibility to ensure it is inspected by a competent person knowledgeable with the relevant electrical safety standards within that country, prior to connecting to any live electrical circuit.
It is the philosophy of The Music Locker to keep all items as original as possible, only changing original components when absolutely necessary. This includes valves, capacitors, transformers, potentiometers, frets, etc. This gives the buyer the option of tailoring to their exact needs, and may mean that the item is not operating at optimum performance levels. Therefore, your personal preference may differ, depending on your circumstances (i.e. collector or musician), and you may decide to service the item in more depth upon receiving.
The Music Locker cannot accept responsibility for any costs of refurbishment to a standard different to the one advertised.
