Marshall 2061CX Guitar Speaker Cabinet Product code: SKU Manufacturer: MarshallPrice: $899.00 
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Marshall 2061CX Guitar Speaker Cabinet The Marshall 2061CX guitar speaker cabinet is a compact, 60-Watt, 2x12 inch mono guitar speaker cabinet that has an angled front. It is the perfect partner for the 2061X head. The 2061CX sports Salt and Pepper (a.k.a. Grey Basket Weave) grille cloth, metal handles and two 30 Watt, Celestion G12H reissue speakers. 8 Ohms. Marshall Handwired Amplifiers and Speaker Cabinets This ongoing series will feature some of the world's most sought after, vintage, all-tube Marshalls. Other than the limited edition Offset JTM45 Halfstack available in 1999 (only 300 were produced worldwide), this represents the first time Marshall has offered a handwired product in recent years. Like the originals, these new amps share simplicity of operation and rich, natural valve tone. This new series was created to meet growing public demand, and to pay homage to models that, for many players, represent the ultimate in organic, all-valve guitar tone. Marshall's primary objective was to achieve maximum authenticity in terms of components, circuitry, construction methods, materials, specifications, aesthetics, signal path, performance, tonal characteristics and feel. All of the original components and materials were used or reproduced, and the original methods of construction employed in the late 1960s were revisited. All transformers - output and power - have been meticulously re-created by Dagnall Electronics, and each amplifier's handwired tag-board lives up to the slogan, 'Point-to-Point Perfection'."
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