The Guv'nor UK

Inheriting the tradition of 'Marshall of Amplifiers' at the end of the 80'sEffectorThe "Marshall" is a classic machine that was born in the late 80's as

The drive sound with LED clipper is truly Marshall's lineage. The drive sound with LED clipper is truly Marshall's pedigree. The Governor" was said at the time. I remember it was used by Akira Takasaki at that time and it became a big hit. The midrange has a nice, smooth, and glossy feel to it, even with the intensity of the sound. The 3-band EQ with a large variable range allows a high degree of freedom in sound creation. It is equipped with an Effect-Loop (Send & Return) jack that is linked to the Bypass switch on the unit, and can be connected to otherEffectorcan be connected.' The original governor released in 1988 was made in the UK, and the reissued governor in '98 was made in Korea. The same original British governor had a green board in the early years, but a blue board in the later years. The British governor was equipped with a Motorola or Texas Instruments TL072CP (or TL072C) op amp, while the Korean reissue was equipped with a JRC 072BD (or 072D). Comparing the sound of the Korean reissue with the British original, the British original has a thicker sound with rich low midrange. In contrast, the Korean reissue has a stronger high frequency range and a little less low midrange.

Made in England.
OP-IC : Motorola TL072CP

Date : 1990's

Attachment: Box (Ita-mi)

In charge of : Sano (Sano)

※Warranty period is from the date of purchase.1months from the date of purchase.

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