Marshall Bass 100W 3510 - Main preset
Close · 78/100 confidence. Most values readable. Minor gaps filled by inference from similar circuits.
The Marshall 3510 is a 100-watt solid-state bass head from Marshall's 3000 series, providing serious stage power for bass players in a reliable transistor-driven package. The 3510 features a parametric mid control alongside standard bass and treble EQ, allowing players to sculpt the characteristic upper-mid hump that helps bass cut through a dense band mix. Its solid-state output stage delivers consistent, predictable performance across a wide range of temperatures and playing conditions, making it a dependable choice for touring bass players of the era.
- Years produced: 1984–1991
- Made in: UK
- Wattage: 100W
- Channels: 1
- Preamp tubes: N/A
- Power tubes: Solid-state
Tags: british, crunch.
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