MARSHALL MODEL 1936
- 140W, 2-12 in., extension cabinets for full-sized heads, mfg. 1981-present.
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- 320W, 4-12 in. speakers, angled front (Model 1982A) or straight front (Model 1982B), high-powered extension cabinets designed for use with full-sized heads, mfg. 1981-1987.
In 1982, the output was raised to 400W.
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