MARSHALL MODEL 1990
- 80W, 8-10 in. speakers, extension cabinet designed for use with full-sized heads, mfg. 1967-1978.
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- similar to the 1960B except has 4-12 in. Celestion G12T75 speakers and features stereo/mono switching, mfg. 1989 only.
This cabinet was only available in straight front version (B). This was Marshall's first stab at a stereo 4-12 in. cabinet and was designed for use with the JCM-900 series.
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