I wanted to start a club for a unique Marshall combo amp that was prevalent in the 80's and early 90's. I actually learned about it accidentally from some posts in the Pathfinder Club, along with some extensive reading over on the MLP forum. Free Download Game Memasak Untuk Anak Perempuan on this page. Known as either the 'Marshall Lead 12' or 'Marshall 5005' combo, this little guy is an unlikely source of some genuine Marshall tones. Observe the following highlights: • Solid-State (not tube, not 'Valvestate') 12-watt combo amplifier • Manufactured in the UK, mostly in the 1980's • 10' Celestion G10-20 Ceramic Magnet 8-ohm speaker (also made in UK) • Single channel, but options for hi or low sensitivity inputs, which can also be 'jumped' • Controls include Volume, Gain, Bass, Mid, and Treble • Versions 2 and 3 feature a Headphone/Line Out jack Interestingly, there are three different versions of this amp.

The kind that I have is pictured below and has only the two input jacks on the left, with no headphone or line out jacks on the right side: As a prior owner of a Valvestate 30W that I thought was basically terrible, I was prepared to be disappointed.until I plugged it in. The version I have apparently has something like a fuzz circuit built into the preamp, which makes it unique from the other two. However they do it, the amp is pretty amazing. The Celestion easily handles the output of this amp, so the best way to use it is to crank it louder, and back off the treble.

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These amps were UK-made and share a kinship with the JCM series - in fact, this little solid state practice amp does a better job than many tube amps of capturing JCM tones at home/studio volume levels. It also cleans up amazingly well - I read a lot of people complain that the clean tones were quiet and thin. This is true if you just try to turn the gain down and run it clean. But if you find a nice crunch or overdriven tone, you can nice warm, mostly clean tone by rolling off your guitar's volume knob. The Lead 12's are hardly 'rare' on the used market - I got mine for $100 at Guitar Center, which is a decent price. They run for about $125 pretty routinely on eBay/Reverb. Mine seems to be in remarkably good shape given these amps are probably about 25-35 years old.

Oh, and Billy Gibbons apparently used one to record several songs and is quite proud to have done so. It's really an amazing, fun little amp that was built to be durable and affordable, instead of just cheap. Install Libusb Compat Ubuntu Download there. I thought it was deserving of its own owners club, and would love to hear if anyone else has memories of the Lead 12 either as a 'first amp' or something you still play years later. Click to expand.Cool!

Ragin Cajun is worth $70 on its own, so that's a nice package deal! I bought it thinking that I would maybe swap the speaker out (perhaps the Eminence Ramrod), but I think the original Celestion is pretty good for what this amp does. And the other two versions of this amp (including yours) have the line out so you could run it into the FX return of an amp with a larger speaker. Marshall made a ton of crap solid state combos over the years, so I was pleasantly surprised how good the Lead 12 was. Manual De Equipo De Sonido Panasonic Sa-Akx54 on this page. I think one of my old friends and bandmates had one of those as a head/10' cab micro-stack.

We set it on top of an additional old no-horn PA cab we'd used to house an oddball 15' speaker we had laying around and he loved that rig.almost as much as he'd loved the Bandit he'd lost a few years prior. Oh, and I also converted a similar vintage SS Marshall to a tube amp.once I'd pulled it apart I realized why it never seemed up to the task--it was rated for 50 watts/4 ohms, but had an 8-ohm speaker installed as stock (I was original owner). If I'd straightened that out, I might've left it alone! Click to expand.Haven't tried that yet! I'm still too new to the amp to form lasting opinions, but it's a strange EQ section.