Marshall - Number of items: 1 - Guitar amplifier - United Kingdom - 1972

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Marshall Mercury 2060, made in the United Kingdom in 1972, with a 1×12" speaker, EL84 power stage around 5 W, hybrid preamp, tremolo and footswitch, Stock No. 2060, dimensions 47 cm high by 47 cm wide by 22 cm deep, weight 11.5 kg, tested and functional.

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Marshall Mercury – Stock No. 2060
The rear plate confirms it literally:

TYPE MERCURY
STOCK NO. 2060
250 V – 40/60 Hz – 25 W

Front Mercury 2060:
Speed, Intensity, Tone, Volume, tremolo with footswitch and LO/HI inputs.
That vintage jewel, made in England, identifies itself as
JMP 2060 Mercury.

Unit specifications

The 2060 is especially interesting because it is not a conventional Marshall of 18/20/50 W:

* Model: Mercury 2060
* Real power: approximately 5 W
* Speaker: 1 × 12”
* Power stage: 1 × EL84
* Preamp: transistorized/hybrid
* Tremolo: built-in
* Controls: Speed, Intensity, Tone and Volume
* Footswitch: dedicated input
* Manufacture: England
* Stock No.: 2060

The plate indicates 25 W, but that corresponds to the electrical consumption/power indicated on the plate; it does not mean it delivers 25 W of guitar power. The Mercury 2060 is documented as an amplifier with about 5 W of output.

A very interesting unit from a collector’s standpoint, in addition to its sonic and historical value:

* Original black tolex, very old.
* Front gold panel very well preserved overall.
* Large, distinctive Marshall logo.
* Original period grille.
* Back plate Type Mercury / Stock No. 2060.
* Cabinet with considerable wear, but precisely with a patina that may be interesting to a collector.
* Speaker visible from the back, original to the period.

Marshall Mercury – Stock No. 2060
The rear plate confirms it literally:

TYPE MERCURY
STOCK NO. 2060
250 V – 40/60 Hz – 25 W

Front Mercury 2060:
Speed, Intensity, Tone, Volume, tremolo with footswitch and LO/HI inputs.
That vintage jewel, made in England, identifies itself as
JMP 2060 Mercury.

Unit specifications

The 2060 is especially interesting because it is not a conventional Marshall of 18/20/50 W:

* Model: Mercury 2060
* Real power: approximately 5 W
* Speaker: 1 × 12”
* Power stage: 1 × EL84
* Preamp: transistorized/hybrid
* Tremolo: built-in
* Controls: Speed, Intensity, Tone and Volume
* Footswitch: dedicated input
* Manufacture: England
* Stock No.: 2060

The plate indicates 25 W, but that corresponds to the electrical consumption/power indicated on the plate; it does not mean it delivers 25 W of guitar power. The Mercury 2060 is documented as an amplifier with about 5 W of output.

A very interesting unit from a collector’s standpoint, in addition to its sonic and historical value:

* Original black tolex, very old.
* Front gold panel very well preserved overall.
* Large, distinctive Marshall logo.
* Original period grille.
* Back plate Type Mercury / Stock No. 2060.
* Cabinet with considerable wear, but precisely with a patina that may be interesting to a collector.
* Speaker visible from the back, original to the period.

Details

Brand
Marshall
Model
Mercury - Stck No. 2060
Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Year of manufacture
1972
Physical condition
Fair
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
11.5 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Height
47 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
22 cm
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