What tubes does the Marshall Jcm800 Splitch 4210 use?

The Marshall Jcm800 Splitch 4210 uses 4× ECC83 (12AX7) preamp tubes and 2× EL34 power tubes.

When was the Marshall Jcm800 Splitch 4210 produced?

The Marshall Jcm800 Splitch 4210 was produced 1981–1990.

Marshall Jcm800 Splitch 4210 preset

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The Marshall JCM800 4210 is the 50-watt 1×12 combo version of the split-channel JCM800 series, combining clean and lead channels with reverb in a practical combo format. Running two EL34 power tubes, the 4210 offers the tonal virtues of the split-channel circuit with the additional harmonic content of a somewhat smaller, harder-working output stage. The combo configuration and moderate power level made the 4210 an excellent studio and small venue amplifier throughout the 1980s.

Years produced: 1981–1990
Made in: UK
Wattage: 50W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 4× ECC83 (12AX7)
Power tubes: 2× EL34

Tags: british, vintage, crunch.

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