
Four British 4×12 cabinets that defined three decades of rock, captured under the British Series approach. The Marshall™ 1960B Salt & Pepper with Pre-Rola Greenbacks delivers the classic late-’60s vintage Marshall voicing. The Park™ 412 with Celestion™ Rola G12H30 Blackback brings the punchy, slightly tighter cousin to the early Marshall sound. The HIWATT™ SE4123 with original 1994-era Wharfedale Fane drivers preserves HIWATT’s clean, articulate headroom. The VOX™ AC30/6TB-X with 2×12 Alnico Blues rounds out the set with the British chime that gave AC30 its reputation.
Each cabinet was tracked with redesigned mic placement and capture methods developed for the British Series: closer attention to off-axis behavior, cabinet resonance, and the relationship between mic distance and low-end response.
All four bundled together at a lower price than purchasing each individually.
Microphones Used
01 / dynamic
57IIISM57 Unidyne III
based on a Shure™ SM57 Unidyne III
The most-used dynamic mic in rock history. Tight, punchy midrange — the standard close-mic on guitar cabs since the 1960s.
02 / ribbon
R121R-121
based on a Royer Labs™ R-121
Premium ribbon microphone with smooth frequency response and natural sound reproduction.
03 / dynamic
421WMD421 White, Script Logo
based on a Sennheiser™ MD421 White, Script Logo
Vintage white-bodied MD421 with the original script logo. Bold low-end — a studio standard on cabs and toms.
04 / dynamic
S7BSM7B
based on a Shure™ SM7B
Dynamic microphone with smooth, flat, wide-range frequency response.
05 / condenser
U47fetU47 FET
based on a Neumann™ U47 FET
Large-diaphragm condenser microphone with warm, clear midrange and extended low-frequency response.




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