Marshall "Fawn" Cab.

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Marshall "Fawn" Cab.

Post by vanhalen5150 » Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:08 am

Here is a cab I just picked up. Not bad shape. No wheels. Needs a new jack/plate. Has 4 Blackbacks (1777). Not sure about the date. I'll have to get a look at the dates on the BB's. Has Marshall written on the handles and on all 4 of the top wheel wells.

Very cool color. Are these rare?
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Post by demonufo » Mon Nov 19, 2012 11:43 am

Fawn is certainly one of the rarer custom colours. Doesn't seem to do anything for the value though, unless you're lucky enough to find the right seller.
So I like purple, okay!!!!!!

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Post by Strat78 » Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:25 pm

Looks really good, great find! I love the look of a wall of miss matched Marshall 4x12's, fawn is one of those colors that brakes things up nicely. :drool: Can't seem to get enough black backs, I just discovered how damn good they sound with my old marshall 50W. 8)

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Post by vanhalen5150 » Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:14 am

Speakers say JK12.
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Post by garbeaj » Tue Nov 20, 2012 9:35 am

I'll tell ya what's cool for me about the "Fawn" color is that it almost looks similar to an unfinished cabinet like Ed's, especially from a distance. Is it tolex or is it a tweed type covering?

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Post by vanhalen5150 » Tue Nov 20, 2012 10:08 am

It's tolex. It's pretty dirty. I cleaned a small patch on the back and it's a lot lighter than it appears. The grill cloth is almost a brownish color. I have it split with my other 4/12 in opposit corners of my living room. What a badass sound!
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Post by BaronGreenback » Wed Nov 21, 2012 9:18 am

Most the fawn cabs Ive seen have come with black basketweave grills, like salt and pepepr but black in colour. not the standard small mesh black grill.

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Post by vanhalen5150 » Wed Nov 21, 2012 1:12 pm

BaronGreenback wrote:Most the fawn cabs Ive seen have come with black basketweave grills, like salt and pepepr but black in colour. not the standard small mesh black grill.
It's more of a brown color. Maybe not original cloth. I dont know.
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Post by stef » Wed Nov 21, 2012 8:53 pm

:drool:

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Post by garbeaj » Thu Nov 22, 2012 12:54 am

Mad props on the B & W strat! Have you posted pics of it in a thread that I missed...can we see more of it? Maybe do a thread on it?

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Post by emmjaydubya » Thu Nov 22, 2012 3:20 am

Awesome cab and what a great pic! :drool:

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Re: Marshall "Fawn" Cab.

Post by neikeel » Thu Nov 22, 2012 5:01 am

Bet your neighbours about 1/2mile away love you! Two B cabs blasting in one direction :shock: .

I stopped using my basketweave B cab with G12Hs for gigs - sounded great but could be heard literally 1/2 mile away in a straight line through walls, even with Hotplate on -8db etc.

Now use an A cab with x3 beam blockers, an attenuator and mic on the unblocked speaker. The blockers give nice spread of stage sound.
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Post by julkke » Thu Nov 22, 2012 9:15 am

Looks fendery, tweed vibe. Fits under a plexi just nice though. Gz and what a great rig!

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Post by jape88 » Thu Nov 22, 2012 2:05 pm

It would be killer if you could do some comparison clips with those attenuators mate, two of the best around, just a basic YRGM short 'n sweet :whistle: these two never went in a head to head in Jim S's attenuator shoot out and with the Friedman ready to launch soon this would be most excellent.
Oh, and your webber load :mrgreen:
For me attenuators play a massive part in my chain, I really struggle to believe how anyone can stand in front of a dimed 100 watter at home or a small gig, so I wish attenuation/load could be discussed much more :(

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Post by vanhalen5150 » Thu Nov 22, 2012 2:28 pm

jape88 wrote:It would be killer if you could do some comparison clips with those attenuators mate, two of the best around, just a basic YRGM short 'n sweet :whistle: these two never went in a head to head in Jim S's attenuator shoot out and with the Friedman ready to launch soon this would be most excellent.
Hh and your webber load :mrgreen:
For me attenuators play a massive part in my chain, I really struggle to believe how anyone can stand in front of a dimed 100 watter at home or a small gig, so I wish attenuation/load could be discussed much more :(
Actually, I'm just waiting on a few more parts for a DIY attenuator I'm building. I'll do a shootout with a "few" attenuators I have. Should be fun. :lol:
I was hoping to find the old clip Rockstah did for George that was line level. It was in a thread and got deleted or is missing. Would be great to have the same line level track for each clip. I have a digital decibel meter as well so I could really dial things in.

BTW the blacks I got from you are in that bottom cab! :clap:
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