Marshall 3310
Mini-Stack
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| 100 watts of power in a
mini-stack less than four feet tall! |
| I hunted this amp down
specifically for the cabinets to use with my Soldano Atomic 16 head, but was pleasantly
surprised when this arrived and I plugged it in. Surprisingly loud and for a solid-state
head it sounds pretty damn good. It took several months of searching to find this, as they
were produced only for a few years in the late 80's and early 90's. |
| Back in the day, I would
not have given this amp a second look - it was a full size stack or nothing. Now, with a
bad back, the focus has shifted to the point that lugging around a full size stack seems
ridiculous if the job can be done with a smaller package. Funny how our priorities change
with age! |
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| Description from
the 1991 Marshall catalog: |
| Wide ranging Treble,
Middle and Bass controls give real depth to the normal channel. Switching to the boost
channel brings in Gain, Volume and a single tone control voiced for maximum overdrive
effect. The built in reverb may also be switched in to either channel. Effects send and
return, line out with level control and twin speaker outputs are featured on the rear
panel. Single 12" open backed cabinets 1931A/B complete this incredibly loud but
portable setup. |
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