Today is a very sad day for those of us in the music equipment industry and especially those of us who manufacture guitar amplifiers. Today James Charles Marshall, whom you may know as the founder of Marshall Amplifiers passed away. James (Jim) Marshall is most commonly referred to as the ‘Father of Loud’ as it was his amps that took prominence during the formative years of rock and roll in the early 1960′s when guitarists were looking for more powerful amplifiers to use on stages of ever increasing size.
This weeks video of the week features our good friend Allen Hinds playing a black Les Paul through his Britain 4.0
The video was shot on 2/28/20012 at The Baked Potato in Studio City, CA.
This weeks video of the week again features our good friend Allen Hinds playing a hypnotizing solo using a Fender Stratocaster and his Britain 4.0 amp.
The video was shot on 2/28/20012 at The Baked Potato in Studio City, CA.
Question #2 from our Ask Jackson section is a common question that I receive but it bears the telling again because it is how we got here and how we remain here.
I figured it had been a while since I updated the Jackson Ampworks Blog so I decided to do something different this time. I got the idea from my brother to ask 10 questions about either me or Jackson Ampworks and see what came in. These are the questions that came in from Twitter, Facebook or Email. Think of this as sort of a “mass interview.” Hope you enjoy and learn something interesting about me (Brad Jackson) and or Jackson Ampworks!
After months of planning and preparation we are finally heading to NAMM 2012. We received word earlier today that our crate has made it to Anaheim and is sitting in our spot ready to be set up!
