Marshall 1987 Plexi with Gibson 339

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Uploaded by on Jun 25, 2010

I play terribly through a glorious Marshall '87 plexi. This is actually a reissue model made in 1988 [the first year of the reissues]. This Plexi does not even have a reissue serial number, apparently only a few hundred were made of this particular model. The thing sounds fantastic and it is incredibly dynamic.

I played the plexi with a Gibson ES 339 from the custom shop, thanks Caleb for letting me borrow the guitar! No effects were used, only the volume knob, my fingers and a crappy coily cable.

The camera compressed the tone a lot...obviously.

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  • Um, "play terribly"? Are you nuts? That sounded great man! Nice and melodic, with no blues wanking at all. GREAT!

  • beautiful playing and beautiful tone I'm going to buy one of those tomorrow hope it sound like that!

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  • Hey guys, I am a Marshall noob and frankly, a noob to amps in general, been an acoustic player all these years - do you think the new 1987x heads would sound like this? And may I add that I too thought the playing was beautiful - that opening stuff sounded so sweet, really want this amp now! Thanks.

  • @ZakkHendrix666 Polarity switch my friend! Some Plexis have em, some dont. Im thinking its the US versions? Im really not sure.. but Its a polarity switch.

  • Hey man, great video! I just have one question. What's the third switch on that amp besides the power and standby? Thanks in advance!

  • @espritarie Thank you!

  • sweet.. beautiful playing and beautiful tone.. got to share this one.. ;-))))

  • i have the exact same amp and theother channel problem you are having is that the input jack needs to be cleaned or barnished with a pipe cleaner. I did make a few changes to my amp i replaced the 100knfb with a 47k nfb and moved the purple nfb wire to the green 8 ohm tap. it was on the 4 ohm yellow tap. i also replaced the .0047 brite cap with a smaller 100pf brite cap.This calmed the amp down but did not loose any tone.

  • Note to self: get a 339 someday =| That sounds great!

    Nice vid, @bschultzjames - thanks for posting!

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