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Brand | Marshall Amplification |
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Model | 2061X |
Category | Amplifier |
Language | English |
General overview of the 2061X, its historical context, tone, and technical features.
Details the specific valves used in the pre-amp and output stages of the amplifier.
Explains the passive tone network for both Lead and Bass channels, and their voicing.
Information on sourcing of components, excluding valves, from European and American manufacturers.
Describes the handwired tag-board construction and material used for authenticity and safety compliance.
Details the original and re-issue output transformers, including impedance selector addition.
Discusses the re-issue mains transformer, its size, and performance mirroring the original.
Describes the box-section chassis construction and its passivation process for corrosion resistance.
Details the front panel's material, finish, and historical references, including Plexiglas vs. aluminium panels.
Details the rear panel's material and finish, matching original specifications.
Describes the cabinet construction materials, joint types, and dimensions for strength and authenticity.
Details the cabinet's cosmetic features like covering, beading, piping, and logo, matching the original.
Lists improvements to the rear panel for user-friendliness, practicality, and serviceability without sonic impact.
Describes the added impedance switch for user flexibility with extension speaker cabinets.
Details the improvement of making H.T. and Mains fuses easily accessible on the rear panel.
Notes the change from a hardwired mains cord to a detachable one for serviceability and practicality.
The On/Off switch for mains power to the amplifier.
A 6.3 Volt indicator that lights up when the amplifier is switched on.
Controls for the Lead Channel.
Controls for the Bass Channel.
Two parallel jacks for connecting speaker extension cabinets.
Matches amplifier output to speaker impedance for safe operation.
Specifies the correct H.T. fuse value and warns against bypassing.
Connection for the detachable mains (power) lead.
Specifies the correct mains fuse value and warns against bypassing.