MGL AmpWorks 1960B 4x12" Speaker Cab
NEW MGL AmpWorks 1960B 4x12” speaker cab. This new cab is made to the specs of my late 1968 Marshall 1960B basketweave cab. Jeff Swanson and I documented all of the details from my cab including all of the bracing and large center post. 5/8” Baltic Birch construction. Standard build appointments include: Plexi style cab with correct front edge thickness & radius plus string on outer shell or ‘70’s JMP style cab with rounder front edge radius and black plastic corners, choice of tolex color, choice of grill cloth, black metal handles, push-in casters & rubber feet on bottom. The standard cabs are loaded with UK assembled Celestion G12m 25w Greenback reissue speakers & wired with red & black twisted wire replica Marshall harness and black plastic Cliff jack. The purple cab in the pictures has some of the options we offer at an up-charge, black plastic Marshall caster cups & Scumback replica metal handles. NOTE: Cabs that are being shipped will be at my actual cost for FedEx Ground plus $50.00 for packing material.
BUILD OPTIONS:
1960A slant cab $50.00
Quad of Scumback M or H series speakers $60.00
Marshall plastic caster cups $50.00
Scumback replica metal handles $60.00
Optional speaker choices available, ask for pricing
Inquire About This Item or Call 603-868-9804
For More info & Video Demos, Please Visit our Amp Site MGL AmpWorks or YouTube Page
NEW MGL AmpWorks 1960B 4x12” speaker cab. This new cab is made to the specs of my late 1968 Marshall 1960B basketweave cab. Jeff Swanson and I documented all of the details from my cab including all of the bracing and large center post. 5/8” Baltic Birch construction. Standard build appointments include: Plexi style cab with correct front edge thickness & radius plus string on outer shell or ‘70’s JMP style cab with rounder front edge radius and black plastic corners, choice of tolex color, choice of grill cloth, black metal handles, push-in casters & rubber feet on bottom. The standard cabs are loaded with UK assembled Celestion G12m 25w Greenback reissue speakers & wired with red & black twisted wire replica Marshall harness and black plastic Cliff jack. The purple cab in the pictures has some of the options we offer at an up-charge, black plastic Marshall caster cups & Scumback replica metal handles. NOTE: Cabs that are being shipped will be at my actual cost for FedEx Ground plus $50.00 for packing material.
BUILD OPTIONS:
1960A slant cab $50.00
Quad of Scumback M or H series speakers $60.00
Marshall plastic caster cups $50.00
Scumback replica metal handles $60.00
Optional speaker choices available, ask for pricing
Inquire About This Item or Call 603-868-9804
For More info & Video Demos, Please Visit our Amp Site MGL AmpWorks or YouTube Page
NEW MGL AmpWorks 1960B 4x12” speaker cab. This new cab is made to the specs of my late 1968 Marshall 1960B basketweave cab. Jeff Swanson and I documented all of the details from my cab including all of the bracing and large center post. 5/8” Baltic Birch construction. Standard build appointments include: Plexi style cab with correct front edge thickness & radius plus string on outer shell or ‘70’s JMP style cab with rounder front edge radius and black plastic corners, choice of tolex color, choice of grill cloth, black metal handles, push-in casters & rubber feet on bottom. The standard cabs are loaded with UK assembled Celestion G12m 25w Greenback reissue speakers & wired with red & black twisted wire replica Marshall harness and black plastic Cliff jack. The purple cab in the pictures has some of the options we offer at an up-charge, black plastic Marshall caster cups & Scumback replica metal handles. NOTE: Cabs that are being shipped will be at my actual cost for FedEx Ground plus $50.00 for packing material.
BUILD OPTIONS:
1960A slant cab $50.00
Quad of Scumback M or H series speakers $60.00
Marshall plastic caster cups $50.00
Scumback replica metal handles $60.00
Optional speaker choices available, ask for pricing
Inquire About This Item or Call 603-868-9804
For More info & Video Demos, Please Visit our Amp Site MGL AmpWorks or YouTube Page