Marshall at NAMM

Looks like a new JCM900 Studio version and some pedals in some Instagram teaser posts.

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Here's a Guitar World article with vid links.

It’s already on their page.
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5881 power tubes. :yesway:
Although, I would assume cathode bias - so whatever tubes you want to swap in.
Yes, I believe they are the US version of 6L6 tubes. I do have left over KT88s and 6550s that I bought for my SC20 that I might try. I also like the 20/5/1 watt switch on the back panel, a feature none of the other studio amps have. I'll be able to crank it without adding another stage to my John H. ...and it also has built in spring reverb, another feature none of the other Studios have.
 
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Yes, I believe they are the US version of 6L6 tubes. I doubt I'll change them but I do have left over KT88s and 6550s that I bought for my SC20. I also like the 20/5/1 switch on the back panel. I'll be able to crank it without adding another stage to my John H.
Did you order one Steve ?
 
Most of my amps are 100 watt I like tight bass and clean headroom but to loud for the small stages in my town
yes the stages got smaller so I switched to a pair of 50 watt with master volume I'm using vintage Drake 784-139 output transformers
from 1968 a friend found a sealed case of 12 in Italy and sold me a few they have the sound
found this video today

 
When I was still playing through an Egnater Rebel with the variable wattage dial, I was amazed at how little effect dialing it down from 20 watts to 1 watt had on volume. It largely changed the way the amp felt, but 1 watt was damn near as loud as 20 through that Red Fang speaker.

I’m still a sucker for a small 20 watt head.
 
Anderton's vid comparing the new amps with the Marshall demo guy (cued up to the 900).
A bit of talk about the difference between 100w vs. 20w sound.
Whole vid is good for a watch.

 
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