Marshall SC20C valve combo

The history of rock music has been defined by the Marshall crunch, but today many players want a portable solution that enables them to play intimate gigs, at home, or in modern recording studios, Marshall offers the Marshall Studio series.

The Studio Classic SC20C combo effortlessly replicates that definitive Marshall JCM800 2203 roar, all packed into a portable 20W for today’s player. Originally introduced in the 80’s, the JCM800 2203 established itself by uniting iconic Marshall design with that genre defining heavy rock crunch. Already played by guitar heroes the world over, but now remastered for the modern day with power reduction from 20W to 5W, letting you take your tone to the home.

• 20 Watt (5 Watt with power reduction)
• Celestion V-Type 10" speaker
• 3 x ECC83 preamp valves
• 2 x EL34 Power amp valves
• 2 inputs
• Master volume
• 3-band EQ
• Presence
• 16 kg
• 510 mm x 460 mm x 255 mm

MARSHALL STUDIO SERIES

The Studio Classic (JCM800 2203) and Studio Vintage (JMP 1959SLP) are 20W versions of the legendary amps which replicate the powerful Marshall tones. Manufactured in the Marshall factory in Bletchley, England, these two new amps along with the renamed Studio Jubilee (formerly Mini Jubilee) form a formidable range of amps that have captured the hearts and imaginations of countless guitarists worldwide. The precision engineering associated with the original amps has been carefully captured to give the same sonic satisfaction in the new smaller, lighter heads and combos.

Featuring three ECC83 valves and two EL34 valves, expect smooth bright cleans and raw, generation defining overdrive tones. The Studio Classic and Studio Vintage combos & cabinets have 10” Celestion V-type speakers that deliver authentic crunch with staggering portability and flexibility. In addition, power reduction technology enables switching between 20W and 5W without any need for an attenuator.

Recreating tone without compromise has never been easier. Jon Ellery, Managing Director says: “It is always daunting when tackling a challenge of modernising such iconic tones, but I am delighted, the team have done a brilliant job.