Marshall factory tour vid

[shobet]

A tour of the current factory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1V9jRuN3Wg&feature=channel

I'd have preferred a bit more about the museum, but hey ho, can't have it all.

[Spivonious]

That was neat. I like watching factory tours. Here in PA we have the Pennsylvania Cable Network. They do factory tours and show the state legislature and stuff like that.

[broken_fusion]

That was neat. I like watching factory tours. Here in PA we have the Pennsylvania Cable Network. They do factory tours and show the state legislature and stuff like that.

They did one on the Martin Guitar factory that was great.

[AK47]

Is it just me or is Marshall just not the great amp company it once was.

The only real nice stuff I have seen come out of there has been the limited stuff.

I remember when you could buy a JCM900 off the shelf and they were great units. There new off the rack stuff seams to be prone to lots of problems.

[Spivonious]

They did one on the Martin Guitar factory that was great.

Have you ever taken the Herr's tour? It's fantastic, plus you get fresh potato chips which, like fresh Twizzlers, completely ruin your taste for the packaged product.

[DonP]

Is it just me or is Marshall just not the great amp company it once was.

The only real nice stuff I have seen come out of there has been the limited stuff.

I remember when you could buy a JCM900 off the shelf and they were great units. There new off the rack stuff seams to be prone to lots of problems.

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The Orange DSL100 I bought in 1998 is still going strong. I don't know if you call that newer or older.

[AK47]

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The Orange DSL100 I bought in 1998 is still going strong. I don't know if you call that newer or older.

Thats what I mean. I am talking about their slide down hill over the last 10 years. The stuff I played or had in the 90's was real nice.

There limited stuff is still really nice like the RR stack and head.

It just seams like the solder joints break and they use cheap components inside the amps now.