Marshall 1959HW - Manual
A user manual for the Marshall 1959HW–100-watt head amplifier, a handwired reissue of the iconic 1959 Super Lead–covers its design philosophy, technical specifications, and operational features. The document highlights its two-channel valve-based architecture, including tone controls (presence, bass, middle, treble) and power handling, alongside detailed component diagrams for mains transformers, output transformers, and valves like the ECC83. It also explains front-panel controls–such as volume, channel bridging, and safety switches–and rear-panel connections, emphasizing its craftsmanship and historical significance in guitar amplifier design.
Table of Contents:
- Page 1 – Product Identification and Physical Features
- Page 2 – Amplifier History and Tonal Characteristics
- Page 3 – Component Design and Circuit Specifications
- Page 4 – Front Panel Controls and Physical Specifications
- Page 5 – Rear Panel Connections and Safety Features
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About this manual
- Brand
- Marshall
- Model
- 1959HW
- Document type
- Manual
- Language(s)
- English
- Pages
- 5
- File size
- 257 KB
- Format
Summary
Identification details, model number, branding, and construction features of the amplifier head and speaker cabinet.
Historical context, tonal characteristics, technical specifications, and background information regarding the re-issue of the 1959 Super Lead amplifier.
Technical details on valve complement, tone circuit design, transformers, tag boards, and diagrams of key components like the mains transformer and output transformer.
