What tubes does the Marshall MOSFET 100W 3210 - Boost use?

The Marshall MOSFET 100W 3210 - Boost uses Solid-state preamp tubes and Solid-state power tubes.

When was the Marshall MOSFET 100W 3210 - Boost produced?

The Marshall MOSFET 100W 3210 - Boost was produced 1984–1991.

Marshall MOSFET 100W 3210 - Boost preset

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The Marshall MOSFET 100 (model 3210) is a 100W solid-state head built around MOSFET output transistors, part of Marshall's 1980s effort to produce a high-output solid-state head that could compete tonally with valve alternatives. Its two-channel layout covers clean and drive tones, and the MOSFET output stage is credited with a smoother, less harsh character than contemporaneous bipolar designs. The 3210 was a professional-grade gigging head that offered reliability and consistency on the road, and it gained a modest following among players who preferred the predictability of solid-state power.

Years produced: 1984–1991
Made in: UK
Wattage: 100W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: Solid-state
Power tubes: Solid-state

Tags: british, crunch.

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