Available at Kitarshokak, this Marshall 1936 is a 2×12″ speaker cabinet from Marshall’s well-known JCM800 series, particularly interesting for its configuration with two Celestion G12T-75 Black Label speakers, their 1777 cones, and the preservation of its original accessories.

The cabinet is in very good condition, has had a single owner, and retains both the original Marshall cover and the original cardboard box.

It is equipped with a pair of 16 Ω Celestion G12T-75 Black Label speakers, both featuring 1777 cones and manufacturing codes corresponding to February 8, 1990.

The two speakers are wired in parallel, providing a total cabinet impedance of 8 Ω.

Specifications

• Brand: Marshall
• Model: 1936
• Series: JCM800
• Type: 2×12″ guitar speaker cabinet
• Speakers: 2 x Celestion G12T-75 Black Label
• Speaker model: T3760
• Speaker impedance: 16 Ω each
• Cone: 1777
• Speaker manufacturing date: February 8, 1990
• Configuration: 2×12″
• Power handling: 150 W
• Total impedance: 8 Ω
• Wiring: Mono
• Construction: Closed-back
• Owners: Single owner
• Cover: Original Marshall
• Box: Original cardboard box

 

Sound Character

The Marshall 1936 combines two 12″ speakers in a more compact and manageable format than a 4×12″ cabinet, while maintaining a powerful response and strong projection.

The Celestion G12T-75 is known for its tight low end, defined mids and present highs, making it particularly well suited to overdriven and high-gain sounds.

The combination of two G12T-75 Black Label speakers with 1777 cones provides a defined sound with plenty of punch, especially when paired with valve amplifiers.

This cabinet is particularly well suited to:

• Rock
• Hard Rock
• Heavy Metal
• Blues Rock
• Classic Rock
• Punk
• Alternative Rock
• High-gain sounds
• Marshall amplifiers
• Valve amplifiers
• Studio use
• Live performance

 

Its 2×12″ format provides a broad and powerful response without the size and weight of a 4×12″ cabinet.

Celestion G12T-75 Black Label with 1777 Cone

One of the most interesting aspects of this particular unit is the pair of Celestion G12T-75 Black Label speakers it is fitted with.

Both speakers are T3760 16 Ω models, with 1777 cones, and their manufacturing codes correspond to February 8, 1990.

Having two speakers from the same period and with the same configuration is particularly interesting for those looking for a 1936 fitted with a pair of early-production G12T-75 speakers.

The two speakers are wired in parallel, providing the cabinet’s total 8 Ω impedance.

Why It Is Special

This Marshall 1936 brings together several particularly interesting features:

• Marshall 1936 JCM800 2×12″
• 2 x Celestion G12T-75 Black Label
• T3760 / 16 Ω each
• 1777 cones
• Speakers dated February 8, 1990
• 8 Ω total impedance
• 150 W
• Original Marshall cover
• Original cardboard box
• Single owner
• Very good condition

 

The preservation of the original cover and original cardboard box adds further interest for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Marshall equipment.

Its 2×12″ format also offers an excellent balance between sound, power and portability, making it a particularly interesting option for use with Marshall heads or other guitar amplifiers.

Condition

Excellent condition, practically as new apart from some dirt on the top.

The cabinet has had a single owner and remains in very well-preserved overall condition.

It retains its two Celestion G12T-75 Black Label speakers with 1777 cones, both dated February 8, 1990.

The photographs form part of the description and show the exact item you will receive, not another similar unit.

Includes original Marshall cover and original cardboard box.

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Demonstration Video

I will soon make a demonstration video of the cabinet to show its response and operation with different amplifiers.

Vintage Gear Tour Experience

This Marshall 1936 can be tested at our premises by appointment as part of the Kitarshokak Vintage Gear Tour experience.

During the session, you will have a controlled environment where you can test the cabinet and receive personalised advice and service regarding its combination with different amplifier heads, pedals and guitars from the Kitarshokak Backline collection.

You will be able to experience its response, dynamics, projection and tonal character in person.

If the purchase is not made, the session is considered a technical advice and testing service, with the applicable session fee.