
Eight 4×12 cabinets spanning the rock and metal lineage from the 1960s to the 2000s. The Marshall™ 1960B Large-Grill Whitetolex (1974) and the two 1960B Salt & Pepper variants (Pre-Rola Greenback and G12H30 Blackback) cover the vintage Marshall territory. The 1960A LEAD800 brings the JCM800 / Rola G12-65 voicing of the 1980s hard rock era.
For higher-gain territory: the Marshall MODE FOUR MF400A with G12-K100s, Mesa Boogie™ 4×12 Armor with Celestion Vintage 30s, Lee Jackson™ METALTRONIX with G12M-70s, and the Soldano™ 412 Super Lead Overdrive 100W. From the warmth of vintage Greenbacks to modern high-gain definition, the Premier collection covers the rock cabinet lineage in one bundle.
All eight 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
VR1
based on a sE Electronics™ VR1
Ribbon microphone with warm, smooth low-mids. Tames harshness and adds a vintage-tape character.
03 / dynamic
906e906
based on a Sennheiser™ e906
Modern dynamic with flat-design body — sits flush against the grill. Tight midrange focus, easy to position.
04 / dynamic
M421MD421
based on a Sennheiser™ MD421
Large dynamic mic with detailed response and bold low-end. A studio standard on guitar cabs and toms.
05 / condenser
offU87
based on a Neumann™ U87
Studio standard large-diaphragm condenser. Off-axis position.




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