If you want vintage British tone with contemporary features, then you want the Marshall Astoria Custom all-tube guitar amplifier combo. The Astoria Custom delivers a classic British tone from a pair of KT66 power tubes and modern functions like a tube-driven effects loop and footswitchable gain controls. A 12" custom-voiced Celestion Creamback speaker gives your guitar sound a tight low end with smooth highs, and a cool power reduction switch lets you bring the volume down for rehearsing and recording. The vintage-voiced and boutique-inspired Marshall Astoria Custom combo amp has the features and tone a pro musician needs!

Marshall Astoria Custom Tube Guitar Amplifier Combo at a Glance:

• All-tube design delivers big sound
• Boutique vibe and classic Marshall tone
• Dial in practice levels with onboard power reduction

All-tube design delivers big sound

Utilizing a cathode-biased KT66 power section and GZ34 rectifier, the Astoria Custom gives you a wide range of tones with a definite Marshall vibe. The Astoria Custom was designed for players who want vintage tone with modern features such as an effects loop and footswitchable gain. The gain knob also houses a body switch that adds a different EQ curve to your tone. Handwired in Bletchley, England, Astoria amps use turrets mounted to printed circuit boards that let complex switching and handwiring exist in the same amplifier. Music Experience knows that good tone is important to you, and we're confident that the Marshall Astoria Custom can do the job.

Boutique vibe and classic Marshall tone

The all-tube Marshall Astoria Custom tube amp combo delivers fat British tones in a stylish and great-looking package. The top-mounted control panel, leather carrying strap, and old-school Marshall logo badge are a nod to Marshall amps from the '60s. The eye-catching two-tone vinyl covering and boutique cabinet design are sure to set this amp apart from the crowd.

Dial in practice levels with onboard power reduction

Thanks to the Astoria Custom's onboard power reduction, you can retain all that tonal richness even at low volumes. Imagine being able to plug your guitar into the same thick, sustaining tonality in the practice room or studio that you get when it's wide open on the big stage. With the Marshall Astoria Custom, all it takes is a simple pull of a knob.