The Marshall Vintage Modern 2266C 50-watt 2 x 12" Combo is an all-tube single channel amplifier with a choice of two footswitchable "dynamic ranges." The Low range gives you the tone and gain of a stock vintage Marshall amp. The High range adds an extra preamp tube to the signal path, providing some tasty "classic rock" tones. Comments about Marshall Vintage Modern 2266 Tube Combo Amp: I admit I own too many amps - if that is possible. I purchased the Marshall Vintage Modern 2266 when it was first released here in the States. The first blew within 15 minutes. The replacement did not work at all. That was the bad part.

The 2266 50-watt head is an all-valve single channel amplifier with a choice of 2 "dynamic ranges" selectable by a footswitch. it is not at all Vintage What is this scam?? is the name on the packaging of vintage, because it is more Modern than anything else, nothing to do with the JCM800, JTM45, 59SLP, 87x or Bluesbreaker But the videos on Youtube were well it sounded good crunche, but once it's true not slap you say what From Jim Marshall I would like to thank you personally for selecting one is the philosophy behind our Vintage Modern series of amplifiers. 100W head; 2266 - 50W head and 2266C - 50W 2 x 12 combo. The accompanying 4 x 12 cabinets are the 425A and 425B, each rated for 100 Watts power handling. Tube Combo Guitar Amp Marshall Vintage Modern 2266C: 168 images, 1 video and 9 user review(s) The FJA mods have evolved from customer requests and probably Jerry's own preferences. As I've said before, no company can release an amp that satisfies everyone, so there will always be a modding market which I see more as a personalising market. A primary difference between single dynamic channel amps and multi channel switchers is the level of signal fed to the power amp at clean/crunch/lead. Marshall's all new Digital Modeling Amplifier. 100H, 100C, 50C 25C The unique feature of this Marshall, and its 50-watt and 100-watt head versio