Re: NAD ... sort of
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2024 1:16 am
You’re gonna need to give us a rundown of every Marshall you have ever owned, past, present and future.
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Re: NAD ... sort of
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:49 am
Lol that's too many to list what can I say? I love Marshalls lol
what can I say? I love Marshalls lolRe: NAD ... sort of
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2024 2:00 pm
can’t go wrong with that amp man!!
Re: NAD ... sort of
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2024 9:01 pm
I made my first pilgrimage to Atomic Music last month while in the DC area for work. I played a bunch of Marshalls while in there. There was a 1959 Super Lead, a TSL, and what I am assuming was your old/new 1987x. It was the pick of the litter and I would have loved to have cranked it up more. Of course, if I had, your marshall may have become mine 
. Other standouts were a Peavey VTM, a Mesa Studio Pre with fifty/fifty, an Egnater IE4 with VHT power amp, and a Bray. What a cool freaking store!
. Other standouts were a Peavey VTM, a Mesa Studio Pre with fifty/fifty, an Egnater IE4 with VHT power amp, and a Bray. What a cool freaking store!Re: NAD ... sort of
Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2024 4:29 pm
The 1987x is one of the very few amps I regret selling. It was MUCH better than the 1959SLP I got to replace it.
Insane what the used values have gone to but glad you got it back for a good price. I'd definitely hold on to it because they're built really well and can be modded if you need additional flexibility.
Insane what the used values have gone to but glad you got it back for a good price. I'd definitely hold on to it because they're built really well and can be modded if you need additional flexibility.