Amps

The amp archive begins with memories and working notes. Exact badge photos and rear-panel details still need to be collected, so recalled wattages are labelled instead of quietly becoming “facts.”

Current Daily Driver

Marshall Small Combo

Detail	Current record
Brand	Marshall
Model	Identification pending
Remembered power	Approximately 25 watts; unconfirmed
Status	Owned; daily driver
Maintenance	Crackly controls or signal; reverb behaving unpredictably

This is the small Marshall I use most. It still works as the everyday amp, but it needs a careful service before the crackle and unusual reverb turn into larger problems.

Maintenance note

The symptoms are recorded here, but the cause is not diagnosed. Cleaning products, valve work, and any work around mains voltage should wait for the exact model and a safe repair plan.

On Loan

Fender Deluxe Reverb, Exact Version To Confirm

The Fender is on loan and has a few quirks that need to be reproduced and documented. The front badge, rear panel, wattage, speaker, and exact model generation still need checking before this becomes a specification page.

Previously Owned

Amp	Remembered detail	Confidence
Marshall Park combo	Approximately 12 watts, mono	Wattage needs confirmation
Marshall Valvestate 8280	Remembered as an 80-watt stereo combo	Model name is strong; power description still to verify

Next Amp Research

The Circa ’74 AV150-10 in mahogany is a possible future amp. It needs to be compared with repairing the Marshall, using the borrowed Fender, and choosing a headphone or studio-monitor setup. It is research, not a purchase decision yet.