Marshall 1959 head + 1960 Cab - Kane Edition for Dennis van Leeuwen

The original 100-watt + 4x12" Half Stack, signed by Dennis van Leeuwen, is the ultimate expression of Kane’s commanding stage sound. This dual-head, full-stack rig was the back up set and just like the other two... custom-assembled to meet Dennis’ exacting tonal standards, delivering massive headroom, crystal-clear dynamics, and that unmistakable punch that filled arenas during the band’s comeback tour in 2024. Used in stereo operation, the setup featured two 100-watt Marshall Super Lead-style heads running in parallel into two vertical 4x12" cabinets, each loaded with Celestion V-Type speakers. This wall of sound not only defined the atmospheric and textured guitar tones of the customary Kane sound—it became a visual and sonic centerpiece of their Ziggo Dome performance. This unit bears Dennis van Leeuwen’s signature, making it both a functional tone machine and a collectible piece of Dutch rock history.

At its core is a 100-watt head based on the classic Marshall 1959 SLP design, with a single channel and four separate inputs for creative jump-patching. It is powered by a quartet of EL34 tubes and three ECC83 preamp tubes, delivering explosive power and lush harmonic detail. The cab is a 1960A 4x12" monster, packed with four 12" Celestion speakers, providing 280 watts of total power handling at 8 ohms. The rig offers immersive depth, ideal for Dennis’ layered tones and ambient effects. This setup was custom-voiced and road-tested by Dennis himself and remains one of the most powerful and refined Marshall stage rigs ever to bear an artist’s name.