Marshall Superbass heads. They say basically the same internals? True?
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 12:09 am
I was told that the Late 1960s through the early 1970s Marshall Superbass heads were basically built all the same internally i.e Transformers, caps, chokes, boards, etc.
Unlike the Marshall Superleads.
Is there truth to this statement?
All these vintage amps are very expensive Superbass or not. I notice as of 2018
I notice some guys who are out there touring or clubbing, use the Metro amps for the amps reliability.
I know one guy who who has a 100 watt darn near mint condition 1969 Superbass. He has a 1967 Fender combo. The Black panel Super Pro I believe its called.
A long time ago the guy that created "The Time Machine Boost" Pedal had the 1967 Super Pro and a 100 Watt 72' Marshall Superlead. Super Nice guy. I got one of those pedals from him long time back. Great pedal.
Anyway, Just wondering if the old Superbass heads were all built the same for a certain stretch of years? Tx.
Unlike the Marshall Superleads.
Is there truth to this statement?
All these vintage amps are very expensive Superbass or not. I notice as of 2018
I notice some guys who are out there touring or clubbing, use the Metro amps for the amps reliability.
I know one guy who who has a 100 watt darn near mint condition 1969 Superbass. He has a 1967 Fender combo. The Black panel Super Pro I believe its called.
A long time ago the guy that created "The Time Machine Boost" Pedal had the 1967 Super Pro and a 100 Watt 72' Marshall Superlead. Super Nice guy. I got one of those pedals from him long time back. Great pedal.
Anyway, Just wondering if the old Superbass heads were all built the same for a certain stretch of years? Tx.