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Benson1040
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Marshall JCM900 SLX

I have an ungigged Marshall SLX 100 valve head which i'm looking to part-ex for something a little more to my tastes. Don't get me wrong, it's an awesome amp but i'm leaning towards a twin channel (DSL or similar). It's about 10 years old and in mint condition.

I've tried to research the amp for it's current value to no avail. Does anyone have an idea of its worth so i'm not likely to get ripped off.

Thanks

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\DARKMETL/
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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

I paid about $550 for mine used a handful of years ago. It is mint too. I would expect $550 would be about high end for those unless for some reason they have went berserk in the last couple of years but doubt it.
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Alton
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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

The SLX is generally regarded as the best model in JCM900 series. Stripped down, raw, more closely connected to the JCM800 series in perfomance, tone and features.

 

In great shape the SLX used to bring about $650. I agree with \darkmetal/ that $550 is about top price for them today.

 

The Marshall forum might have more information on current prices.

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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX


Alton wrote:

The SLX is generally regarded as the best model in JCM900 series. Stripped down, raw, more closely connected to the JCM800 series in perfomance, tone and features.

 

In great shape the SLX used to bring about $650. I agree with \darkmetal/ that $550 is about top price for them today.

 

The Marshall forum might have more information on current prices.


This. I used to be the poor man's jcm 800 back when the 800s started to get extremely popular/hyped/pricey. The fact that a DSL50 and jvm, which can do the same thing and maybe better (more gain, 'real' switchable channels, etc), can now be found used for $600ish (right?), might get in the way of fetching $650 for your SL-X. Still an underrated Marshall classic impo. If you ask me, two real seperate channels would've made it a tough competitor for the 2205...

FS:

-Boss PSA, US version. You can have it for the shipping costs to the US, which would be $11.
-Fender/Eminence speaker, 12" twin reverb replacement: Also yours for the shipping costs (17 or 25Euro in Europe, depending on loction).

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-Crowther Hotcake
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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

Do you still have this amp available?

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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

The Marshall biggest mistake outside of the DSL401

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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

Biggest mistake?  Not sure where that one came from, the SLX's are great amps.

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Re: Marshall JCM900 SLX

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What condition is the exterior it in?  What tubes are in it and how old are they?  Do you know what it was biased at, or does it appear that the tubes are original?  :smiley-cool03:

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