c.1967 Marshall 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt Amplifier Head Plexi w/Cover

c.1967 Marshall 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt Amplifier Head Plexi w/Cover

Located At IVG Sherman Oaks 

In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos)

Original Tolex Shows Notable Cosmetic Surface Wear (See Photos)

Recently Serviced With Updated Input And Speaker Jacks (As Shown)

Added Adjustable Bias Trim Pot

Circuit Appears Mostly Original With Some Changed Components, Including Several Updated Electrolytic And Filter Capacitors

All Transformers Original

Replaced Grey 3-Prong AC Cable

Missing Back Panel And Plastic Logo

Some Of The Original Knobs Missing Gold Reflector Tops

Metal Chassis Shows Oxidation Throughout (See Photos), Does Not Affect Structure Or Operation Of The Amplifier

Added Labels For Fuse Value 

Amplifier Comes With Dust Cover And Some Of The Previously Replaced Parts

Please Note: We Do Not Offer Shipping On Amps Through This Site, Contact Us Directly For Shipping  Info

The 1967 Marshall 1959 Super Lead is one of the most iconic amplifiers in rock history. Often referred to as the original "Plexi" due to its plexiglass front panel, this 100-watt tube amp was a cornerstone of the Marshall sound that defined the late 1960s and beyond. Known for its raw power, aggressive midrange, and explosive overdrive when cranked, the 1959 Super Lead became the weapon of choice for legendary guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and later Eddie Van Halen. It featured four EL34 power tubes and a straightforward, no-frills design with two channels and four inputs, which players often jumpered together for a thicker tone. Gloriously dynamic when pushed to higher volumes, the 1967 Super Lead helped shape the sound of classic rock and remains a holy grail amp for tone purists and collectors.