Baroni - M-1959 Preamp Marshall 1959
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The Baroni M-1959 is a pedal inspired by the famous Marshall amps of 1959, with its 12AX7 tube it faithfully reproduces the behavior of the original model and offers a 100% analog sound. Thanks to its innovative VARICAB circuit, it allows you to accurately simulate the behavior of different types of cabinet and finely adjust the tone and saturation. This allows you to maximize the expressiveness of your sound while maintaining an optimal level for recording or stage.
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Presentation
The Baroni M-1959 is distinguished by its 12AX7 tube preamp, allowing you to obtain a pure analog sound. It recreates the EQ and dynamics of Marshall amps from 1959, allowing you to find the characteristic sensations and warmth of tube amps. If you like to play with rich and deep tones, you will appreciate the authenticity of this pedal.
The VARICAB of the Baroni M-1959 is one of the most innovative elements of this preamp. This 100% analog circuit allows you to simulate not only the EQ of a guitar cabinet, but also the response of the amplifier and its power stage. It modifies the sound in real time, with controls that adjust the bass, presence and brilliance. By playing with this setting, you can transform your sound from a light combo to a massive 4x12” sound while maintaining the fidelity of the simulation. This control is a real asset for those looking to explore new sonic textures.
Another great thing about the VARICAB is its ability to adapt to different types of devices and inputs. Whether you’re using an audio interface, a mixing console, or a tube amplifier, the VARICAB gives you the ability to fine-tune your sound to the needs of the connected gear. Playing with this control to find the sweet spot that matches your preferred sound, without losing harmonic richness, is essential. This feature makes the pedal incredibly versatile and effective in the studio and on stage.
The VARICAB of the Baroni M-1959 is one of the most innovative elements of this preamp. This 100% analog circuit allows you to simulate not only the EQ of a guitar cabinet, but also the response of the amplifier and its power stage. It modifies the sound in real time, with controls that adjust the bass, presence and brilliance. By playing with this setting, you can transform your sound from a light combo to a massive 4x12” sound while maintaining the fidelity of the simulation. This control is a real asset for those looking to explore new sonic textures.
Another great thing about the VARICAB is its ability to adapt to different types of devices and inputs. Whether you’re using an audio interface, a mixing console, or a tube amplifier, the VARICAB gives you the ability to fine-tune your sound to the needs of the connected gear. Playing with this control to find the sweet spot that matches your preferred sound, without losing harmonic richness, is essential. This feature makes the pedal incredibly versatile and effective in the studio and on stage.
Other features
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Baroni M-1959
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Electric guitar effects pedal
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Type: Tube preamp
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Recreation of the Marshall amps from 1959
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Equalizer faithful to the original model
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Amplification: Class A
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Tube: 12AX7 high voltage (150V ⭢ 300V)
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VARICAB circuit: 100% analog
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Signal path: 100% analog
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Controls: Main Volume, XLR Level, Body
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3-band EQ: Bass + Middle + Treble
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Varicab switch
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Varicab / Direct switch
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Ground / Lift switch
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Connections:
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Input / output: 2x Jack ∅6.35 mm
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D.I. output: XLR
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Effects loop: 2x Jack ∅6.35 mm
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Power supply: adapter 12V DC supplied
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Housing: aluminum, anodized & brushed
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Dimensions: 120 x 85 x 30 mm
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Weight: 0.3 kg
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The Baroni M-1959 is directly inspired by the Marshall 1959 amps, known for their raw and powerful tone. This tube preamp faithfully reproduces the circuitry of the classic amp, allowing guitarists to find the same character and warmth of a traditional tube amp.
