Marshall Split Channel Reverb 5210 / 5212 - Normal preset

Verified · 86/100 confidence. Complete schematic. All component values readable. Parameters derived directly from the circuit.

The 5210 (1x12) and 5212 (2x12) Split Channel Reverb are 50-watt solid-state combos from Marshall's 1980s transistor range. A Normal channel with its own Volume and EQ and a Boost channel with its own Gain and EQ are JFET-switched by footswitch, sharing spring reverb, a Master Volume and an effects send/return. 1458 op-amps run the preamp, and a discrete power amp with MJ3001/MJ2501 outputs adds a headphone/DI output.

• Made in: UK
• Wattage: 50W
• Channels: 2

Tags: british, solid-state, reverb, mid-wattage, two-channel.

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