The 1959 Handwired has played a significant role in shaping the classic rock sound of the late 60s and early 70s. Many iconic rock recordings feature the Marshall Super Lead, contributing to its legendary status. Now it’s your turn to tap into the timeless power of Marshall's iconic sound with the 1959 Handwired. Get ready to immerse yourself in the unmistakable high gain distortion tones that have defined the rock music landscape for decades. This instantly recognisable, classic Marshall tone is driven by two ECC83 preamp valves, an ECC83 phase splitter and four EL34 valves in the power amp. Originally designed for high volume, the 1959 Handwired has retained this characteristic throughout the decades. If you find yourself performing in spacious venues, this amp ensures your presence is unmistakably heard. With the 1959, all roads lead to loud.

Since the Marshall 1959 remains a coveted choice among musicians in pursuit of the typical classic rock sound, it must always live up to its name. That’s why it’s meticulously constructed and handwired at Marshall's Bletchley, England factory. The 1959 Handwired is built to stay true to the spirit of Marshall and their timeless design details. Considering its impact across numerous recordings, Marshall's focus on craftsmanship helps to make sure it continues to be the preferred selection for guitarists who value its robustness and dynamism.