Showing posts with label electric guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric guitar. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2020
Friday, November 1, 2019
Marlboro GA-2
Check out this lovely Marlboro GA-2 amplifier from Brian!
He says: ''Here are some pictures of my GA2. As you can see the strap handle broke and I replaced it with a length of plastic strapping. Also, the power cord has been upgraded to a 3 conductor. ''
What do you think? I'm loving the chickenhead knobs on this one.
He says: ''Here are some pictures of my GA2. As you can see the strap handle broke and I replaced it with a length of plastic strapping. Also, the power cord has been upgraded to a 3 conductor. ''
What do you think? I'm loving the chickenhead knobs on this one.
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Marlboro GBO-12B
Marlboro GBO-12B; another model that we haven't yet covered.
The amplifier comes from the family of multi purpose amps that have 3 differently voiced inputs and can be used for either guitar, bass or organ (hence the name GBO). It's an open-back combo type amp that features one 12'' Marlboro special designed M12Q speaker and is labeled at 37 watts of power. Just like its ''older brother'' GBO-15B, it has only three controls on the frontplate: volume, bass and treble.
I would like to thank Arthur D. for sending me the pics of the amplifier!
The amplifier comes from the family of multi purpose amps that have 3 differently voiced inputs and can be used for either guitar, bass or organ (hence the name GBO). It's an open-back combo type amp that features one 12'' Marlboro special designed M12Q speaker and is labeled at 37 watts of power. Just like its ''older brother'' GBO-15B, it has only three controls on the frontplate: volume, bass and treble.
I would like to thank Arthur D. for sending me the pics of the amplifier!
Friday, January 13, 2017
Marlboro QSB-II Quadra-Sound Blender
Another demo of the Marlboro QSB-II Quadra-Sound Blender effects unit, showcasing the lovely sounds it can produce.
Thursday, November 26, 2015
More videos of Marlboro in action
Have a look at this interesting series of Youtube videos showing a recording process of a band called 'millepede'. It's great to hear what a Marlboro amp combined with some effect pedals and different electric guitars (and some creativity of course!) can sound like.
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