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Marshall Plexi 1987x

13 Jun 20262 Oct 2018 by chords

Next, t Marshall Plexi 1987x. With a switch to go between channels With 2 separate inputs like the amp With both channels jumpered

Marshall 1992 Super Bass

13 Jun 20262 Oct 2018 by chords

Next, the Marshall 1992 Super Bass With a switch to go between channels With 2 separate inputs like the amp With both channels jumpered

Marshall JCM800 Super Lead

13 Jun 20262 Oct 2018 by chords

Next up we have the Marshall JCM800 Super Lead. With a switch to go between channels With 2 separate inputs like the amp With both channels jumpered

Baja Mars Hall 59 Plexi

13 Jun 202612 Aug 2018 by chords

Bajaman’s overdrive circuit based on the Marshall 59 Plexi amplifier. Original thread and schematic available on the FSB forum here.

This is based on a Marshall JVM410. You can find Bajaman’s original thread and schematic on the FSB forum here. There are two versions: First one with just one toggle switch to select between Cruch, OD1 and OD2. The second one uses separate footswitches, Gains and Levels. You need to add an extra pole for … Read more

Handmades Hell’s Gain / HG-1

13 Jun 20264 Oct 2016 by chords

This was a request. It’s a diy Marshall emulator designed on Handmades Brasil forum. You can find the original schematic here.

CmatMods Butah

13 Jun 202621 May 2016 by chords

Here is a slightly modified version of the Marshall Bluesbreaker that is supposed to sound very nice.

Marshall ShredMaster

3 Jun 202624 Apr 2015 by chords

Here’s another one from Marshall’s great pedal line from the early 90s. When it was released it was considered a high gain distortion, though probably wouldn’t be categorized as such today. It was made famous by Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead and covers more than just shredder territory.

Marshall Guv’nor

3 Jun 20267 Apr 2015 by chords

The Marshall Guv’nor is one of the more highly regarded overdrive/distortion pedals of the late 80s, early 90s. With it’s amp-like dynamics and a wide range of versatile tones, the Mk. I version of this pedal is still highly sought after. Many artists have used it, though Gary Moore is most associated with it, thanks … Read more

Marshall Blues Breaker Mk.I

3 Jun 202613 Feb 2015 by chords

The Blues Breaker was designed to emulate the vintage 2×12 Marshall combo, and was introduced by Marshall in 1991. Great at pushing a clean amp into breakup and sounds great with single coils. There has since been a Bluesbreaker II, which many claim to be inferior to the original. This layout is for the original … Read more