Marshall 1959 Hand Wired Head

The Marshall 1959HW Handwired Head is a meticulous recreation of the amp that defined the sound of late ’60s and ’70s rock. Known as the Super Lead, this 100-watt all-valve powerhouse is responsible for some of the most iconic guitar tones in history—pure, loud, and unapologetically raw. From crunchy chords to searing leads, it delivers the kind of dynamic response and harmonic richness that only a true Plexi-style circuit can provide.

Handwired in Bletchley, England, the 1959HW stays true to its vintage heritage with point-to-point wiring, period-correct components, and no unnecessary modern additions—just two bridgeable channels, four inputs, and the essential EQ controls. Powered by four EL34s and three ECC83s, it’s built to be pushed hard and played loud, making it a top choice for tone purists and live performers alike.

This amp isn’t about versatility—it’s about authenticity. For players who want the unfiltered, uncompressed voice of a cranked Marshall stack, the 1959HW is the real deal.