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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2019 10:55 am    
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Production Release Mello Verb Junior! $1695. 40 watter We are now taking orders for the Marsh Pedal Steel Tube Amps. The Mello Verb Series.
All Tube
3 Knob Reverb
Foostswitch for Reverb and boost (great for Lap Steel)
40 Watt available now with Eminence EPS-12C!
50, 100 watt models this Fall.
This First one is on it's way to Nashville!

[b]Tommy White wrote:
I love my new Marsh amp! I’m hearing the best tone I’ve ever had to my ears.
Sweet,full and rich with real reverb to die for! Plenty of power too! The amp is so inspiring to play through, makes you want to play!
Thanks so much Mike Marsh! Just the best!


Thanks,
For looking!

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Corbin Pratt


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Post  Posted 16 Jul 2019 5:16 am    
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Very cool. Any sound demos?
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 19 Jul 2019 12:05 am     It's a hit in Nashville!
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Early Feedback is very good! To Quote a Mello Verb user,"this thing is amazing, I was able to dial it in a 2 minutes! Loud for an amp this small"
Needless to say I was thrilled to get the call!

I'll have some audio clips and a Video in a few weeks.
I'm on a project in India in the meantime.
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Mike
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Rick Rian


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Post  Posted 19 Jul 2019 6:14 pm    
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Any info on dimensions, weight, tubes and speaker?
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Steven Paris

 

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Post  Posted 19 Jul 2019 6:54 pm    
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AB763-style?
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 24 Jul 2019 7:46 am    
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Steven Paris wrote:
AB763-style?

There are similarities and significant differences.
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Mike
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Rich Upright


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Post  Posted 27 Jul 2019 10:59 am    
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Where in Florida are you? I'd like to try one out.
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 27 Jul 2019 2:17 pm    
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Weston Florida
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George Seymour


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Post  Posted 28 Jul 2019 5:11 pm    
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Mike Marsh wrote:
Steven Paris wrote:
AB763-style?

There are similarities and significant differences.
Thanks,
Mike


Pm sent
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Steven Paris

 

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Post  Posted 28 Jul 2019 7:11 pm    
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Mike Marsh wrote:
Steven Paris wrote:
AB763-style?

There are similarities and significant differences.
Thanks, Mike

Well, now that clears things up!! Shocked
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 29 Jul 2019 6:23 am     Detail of design....
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OK i guess you are asking for more specifics. The differences are AB763 doesn't provide for a wide bandwidth to the reverb signal our design does, so the reverb signal can be more effectively tone controlled.
The Negative feedback value is different then the standard 820 Ohm.
Major diference is the Signal tone stack values.

Final stage Bypass cap allows for a boost or thickening function that is footswitchable!
That's as detailed as I am comfortable sharing.

When one of the best Players in the world says its amazing, It is!
Mike
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 29 Jul 2019 12:52 pm    
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Rick Rian wrote:
Any info on dimensions, weight, tubes and speaker?

Weight: 32-37 lbs. Depending on Speaker optioned
Dimensions: 19-7/8"W x 16"H x 9-1/2"D
5AR4 Rectifier, 6L6GC X2, 12AX7 X3 and 12AT7 rev drv.
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Mike
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Rick Rian


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Post  Posted 29 Jul 2019 4:31 pm    
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Thanks, Mike, very helpful!
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Tommy White

 

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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 12:15 pm    
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I love my new Marsh amp! I’m hearing the best tone I’ve ever had to my ears.
Sweet,full and rich with real reverb to die for! Plenty of power too! The amp is so inspiring to play through, makes you want to play!
Thanks so much Mike Marsh! Just the best!
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Benjamin Davidson

 

Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 12:26 pm    
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Mike very interesting setup.

You mention a 50 watt and 100 watt later in the year, What power tubes are you looking to run with the other models? Also, are you keeping a tube rectifier in that 50 watt?
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john widgren


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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 1:09 pm     Marsh Mello White...(is that a color?)
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Wow! If Tommy White is loving it, that's really saying something..I really dont need another amp.. but now ya got me thinking.....I might have to find some squirrel money...

Thanks guys!
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 2:09 pm    
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Tommy White wrote:
I love my new Marsh amp! I’m hearing the best tone I’ve ever had to my ears.
Sweet,full and rich with real reverb to die for! Plenty of power too! The amp is so inspiring to play through, makes you want to play!
Thanks so much Mike Marsh! Just the best!


Thank you Tommy, that is very cool!
Mike
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George Seymour


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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 2:24 pm     Re: Marsh Mello White...(is that a color?)
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john widgren wrote:
Wow! If Tommy White is loving it, that's really saying something..I really dont need another amp.. but now ya got me thinking.....I might have to find some squirrel money...

Thanks guys!


Yah me either John 😊 but got one coming, head version, 100 watts.
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David Gertschen

 

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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 2:28 pm    
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Mike Marsh wrote:
Tommy White wrote:
I love my new Marsh amp! I’m hearing the best tone I’ve ever had to my ears.
Sweet,full and rich with real reverb to die for! Plenty of power too! The amp is so inspiring to play through, makes you want to play!
Thanks so much Mike Marsh! Just the best!


Thank you Tommy, that is very cool!
Mike


Mike, what brand/model of speaker did you install into Tommy's amp?

Thanks in advance.
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 31 Jul 2019 3:25 pm    
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David Gertschen wrote:
Mike Marsh wrote:
Tommy White wrote:
I love my new Marsh amp! I’m hearing the best tone I’ve ever had to my ears.
Sweet,full and rich with real reverb to die for! Plenty of power too! The amp is so inspiring to play through, makes you want to play!
Thanks so much Mike Marsh! Just the best!


Thank you Tommy, that is very cool!
Mike


Mike, what brand/model of speaker did you install into Tommy's amp?

Thanks in advance.

Great question! It's a Weber 12A150. I am a big Fan of Weber vintage Alnico and an Emimence Neos and Patriots!!!
Mike
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 2 Aug 2019 5:30 am     Production Cabs from Mojotone!
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We just received our production Cabinets for this model. Rough Brown Tolex, Wheat Grill and Large brown Leather Handles are stock for the Mello-Verb Series.
Pix coming soon!
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Mike
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Tom Dillon


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Post  Posted 3 Aug 2019 9:47 am    
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Mike,
You hit a sweet spot with this amp I think - price, power, weight, features, and I assume - tone. I have a few questions for you:

- Is it hand wired?
- How long will you honor that introductory price?
- How will the 40W and 50W models differ? Tube configuration, size, weight, speaker (15"?), which fender model is most like the 50W, and, if you are open to sharing - some idea of the cost difference.
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 3 Aug 2019 1:37 pm    
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Tom Dillon wrote:
Mike,
You hit a sweet spot with this amp I think - price, power, weight, features, and I assume - tone. I have a few questions for you:

- Is it hand wired?
- How long will you honor that introductory price?
- How will the 40W and 50W models will differ? Tube configuration, size, weight, speaker (15"?), which fender model is most like the 50W, and, if you are open to sharing - some idea of the cost difference.

Thanks for your Questions:
Yes, all Marsh Amps Are hard Wired!
We will honor the Introductory price with a donation to the Forum for orders received on or before August 31st.
The 50Watt will be Diode Rectified as the 40 is Tube Rectified. It will Also Be in A bigger Combo Cab that will support a 15" Speaker as the 40 watter comes with 12" Speaker options. Alwso the 50 and 100 Will Be available as Heads!
Prices for the 50Watter will be $1750-$1795 dependent of Speaker options.
Thanks again,
Mike
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Rich Upright


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Post  Posted 6 Aug 2019 10:30 am    
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Next time I am in the Lauderdale area, I will try & stop by; interested in the 100-watt combo if there will be one.
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Mike Marsh


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Post  Posted 7 Aug 2019 4:11 pm     100 Watt Mello-Verb
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We can do a 212, 115 or head Version.
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Mike
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