Is there a place to find (other than Jim's head) what all the changes are to Marshall 4x12 cabs over the years? I am talking about the birch made 1960 cabs. For example, in 196X, Marshall went from the handles with chrome bars to black or in 19XX the handles went from rivoted to screwed in. Also, stuff like the sound bar size, etc.
Finally, in terms of cabinet construction (not speakers), is there any difference between a JCM800 or JCm900 cab and a "regular" 1960? Is it just the badge?
Thanks
Historic Differences in Marshall Cabs construction
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Re: Historic Differences in Marshall Cabs construction
This time line is the only thing I know of .
http://www.marstran.com/cabdata/cabdata.html
http://www.marstran.com/cabdata/cabdata.html
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Cool, thanks!908ssp wrote:This time line is the only thing I know of .
http://www.marstran.com/cabdata/cabdata.html
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Re: Historic Differences in Marshall Cabs construction
That's an awesome reference there. 

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