Marshall 1960a
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The essentials to know about the Marshall 1960 (4x12) speaker cabinet
The essentials to know about the Marshall 1960 (4x12) speaker cabinet
- The ultimate “Marshall stack” classic: massive projection, iconic looks and road-ready construction.
- Three Celestion signatures to choose from depending on the version: G12T-75 (1960A/B), Greenback G12M-25 (1960AC/BC) or “Vintage” 70 W (1960AV/BV).
- Versatile wiring: on the 1960A (angled), 1960B (straight), 1960AV and 1960BV, switch between Mono (4 or 16 Ohms) or Stereo (8 Ohms per side).
- Premium construction: 15 mm birch plywood, precision joints, reinforced PVC covering and heavy-duty hardware.
Manufacturer Information
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Historical context and positioning within the range
In the Marshall universe, the 4x12 from the 1960 series is considered the absolute benchmark: the historic format that shaped the aesthetics and playing feel of rock, hard rock and metal rigs. After decades of production and development, Marshall offers this platform in several variants (straight or angled, with speakers featuring different tonal characteristics) to meet today’s needs: from a tight modern sound to a more organic vintage character, without sacrificing the impressive projection that has made the brand famous.
Who this amp is for
This 4x12 speaker cabinet is aimed at guitarists looking for a physical response and sound pressure that cannot be reproduced with more compact formats. It is designed for rehearsals, the stage and studios with a suitable room, and it excels whenever you play with a drummer and a band at real volume. Depending on the version chosen (G12T-75, Greenback or Vintage), you can target anything from rock, blues-rock, hard rock and metal, with a response ranging from highly expressive "vintage" mids to a more modern attack with tighter low-end control.
Technical specifications
| Category | Guitar cabinet | Number of speakers | 4 |
| Input | 2 x jack | Power output | 300 W |
| Cabinet | Cutaway | Weight | 37 kg |
| Cabinet impedance (Ω) | 8 Ω | Dimensions (mm) | 770 x 755 x 365 |
| Speaker diameter | 12" | ||
| Type | 4x12 guitar cabinet | Covering | durable cotton-reinforced PVC |
| Mono mode | 4 Ohms or 16 Ohms | Hardware | robust |
| Stereo mode | 8 Ohms per side | Fittings | highest quality |
| Wood | 15 mm birch plywood | Piping | white |
| Assembly | precision joints (interlocking finger joints) | Logo | large white logo |
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Questions frequently asked
What impedance should be chosen with a Marshall 1960A?
The Mono wiring offers 4 Ω or 16 Ω to match the speaker cabinet to the corresponding output of a head amplifier. The Stereo mode splits the cabinet into two 8 Ω sections, accessible via the 2 input jacks.
Does the angled design make a difference in sound projection?
The beveled front panel of the 1960A directs the upper speakers towards the listener, while the 4x12 format moves more air than a compact cabinet. Its four 12-inch speakers are intended for rehearsal, stage, and suitably sized studios.
What sound do the Celestion G12T-75 deliver?
The four Celestion G12T-75 speakers rated 75 W each provide a total power of 300 W. This setup favors solid low end, present highs, and clarity suitable for dense distortion.
Is the Marshall 1960A easy to transport?
Weighing 37 kg with dimensions of 770 x 755 x 365 mm, this 4x12 speaker cabinet requires appropriate logistics for transport. Its construction combines 15 mm birch plywood, precision joints, and robust hardware.
What finish does this Marshall cabinet feature?
The finish includes a black cotton-reinforced PVC covering, a black grille with white piping, and a large white logo.
