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I Bought A BROKEN Marshall Cabinet (and it sounds AMAZING)

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I recently bought my first Marshall 4x12 cabinet, but its broken. In today's video I try to repair the damaged cab and see how its sounds, spoiler alert...it sounds amazing.
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@sambochen2010 2 года назад

Thank you for christening this cab with CUSTARD PIE! Not many people rock this riff when testing amps & guitars so thank you Rhett!

@sneifert1968 2 года назад

One of my favorites🎶😎🎸🎸💯

@jamesallan9571 2 года назад

Still on my band's set list! Really, most things from Physical Graffiti should be on people's set lists.

@gtrslgr 2 года назад

I do... Well I was born in 1967 so maybe thats why?

@sambochen2010 2 года назад

the truth is, most casual Zep fans don't even know this classic song. Most just know Kashmir from PG only. Sad but true!

@frankspikes7858 2 года назад

Tasty playing!!! That amp and cab kick arse!!!

@guillermodelnoche 2 года назад

“Bless this space with Rock and Roll”. Well said!

@guillermodelnoche 2 года назад

@@EarthSouthside as it should in front of that gorgeous cabinet.

@MC-hx6nk 2 года назад

....before getting in an exorcist to deal with that slide tone.

@blairsavercool9730 2 года назад

Wood glue or epoxy glue. Open the joint and work the glue into the opening. Buy a strap with a ratchet. Uhaul or hardware stores sell the straps. Using an "L" bracket would be like repairing a Les Paul neck break with a metal plate and screws. It works but there are better options. I.e. glue and wood blocks along the seperated joints....

@blairsavercool9730 2 года назад

The strap is used as a clamp. Wrap it around the box after you glue it. Ratchet it tight and leave it overnight. Remover the strap and reassemble the cab.... ratcheting straps are great for certain large item needing a unique approach.

@hanlonkitto 2 года назад

^ this

@DemoDick1 2 года назад

Yep, I figured I wasn’t the only one to suggest this method. 😎

@macsarcule 2 года назад

Yes, this^^^^ Dude, some kind of clamps and get the glue in the joint.

@TVguy9999 2 года назад

Excellent idea!😎🥸

@shaynes.9773 2 года назад

Playing through a 4x12 is a true adrenaline boost. I think every guitarist that plays through one for the first time has a huge smile on their face. Just feeling those four speakers moving air as you stand in front of it--- majestic! The first Marshall 1960A I tried with the matching JCM 900 4100 head back in the early 90's, there was no going back to a combo or any other set up after that. I have to say I am completely jealous of you having a studio space to crank that amp and cab up. I have my amp heads and 4x12, but can't use it without an attenuator/ load box in my current home studio set-up. Glad to see you having a blast playing through your new acquisition, Rhett. Enjoy that Marshall cab, man. 🤘😎🤘

@stevefielding8324 2 года назад

Don't use brackets, glue and screw a length of square pine along each corner. Creates a block joint. Brackets have no strength in that situation. You can use a ratchet strap to pull the joins in. PVA glue worked into the joins first of course!

@bluffhavenstudios 2 года назад

The look on your face when you started playing was priceless

@brucemartinez5343 2 года назад

Just seeing the smile on you face makes it all worth it, I do wood working other than pull the covers off and exposing the frame and re-gluing the joints you did the most particle thing to do and adequate bracing and glue job. Job well done and congrats again. And it sounds awesome.

@Mcsteveberry 2 года назад

whenever rhett plays it sounds like there's fuzz inherently built into his fingertips

@dlblox27 2 года назад

I think thats due to a real high gain and bass tone.

@TheTapMusic 2 года назад

He definitely turned on a fuzz at the end, or rolled his volume down with one on at the start. Didn’t catch which

@jordandangelo180 2 года назад

@@TheTapMusic that’s the MKI Tone Bender Sola Sound that he picked up at Macari’s in London I believe. It sounds just like it and has the tone and volume of a Tone Bender. Edit: oh yeah it’s definitely the Tone Bender MKI I can see the cheese wedge 🧀 shape. Nothing like it….but yeah you definitely need that amp break up or a drive pedal for full Fuzz Glory

@scottkidwellmusic9175 2 года назад

Now I want a 4×12 cab, a plexi, and a basement to crank it up in .. Congratulations on this relatively small achievement! Looking forward to the studio build adventure!

@RKDriver 2 года назад

They really are fulfilling the way they move air, distort and give body to your tone. Nothing else compares.

@scottkidwellmusic9175 2 года назад

@@RKDriver - Currently occupying an apartment... I'm sure a full stack would go over well for less than 5 minutes... Its on the dream list

@Godisnotmyshepherd 2 года назад

The joy in your eyes after you played, that‘s what it‘s all about! Love your channel!!

@randybecker7339 2 года назад

While I admire your desire to play your new cab as soon as possible, I really would recommend removing the speaker panel itself and repair it as others have said. Get it down to the wooden box it is, then regale the seams by putting glue INTO the joint, strap clamp it together and leave it over night. What you have now sounds amazing and great but even though it's together now and is a studio-only piece of gear, it will be far better if you do a complete fix rather than a patch. I admire you for taking a chance on it but for both your sakes (you and the amp), do what really needs to be done. Phenomenal playing like always too!

@jeffthornton9705 2 года назад

The glue Marshall use to affix the tolex is heat activated. Get yourself a heat gun or even a hair dryer to heat up the tolex and carefully peel back the tolex to make your repairs and then heat it back up to glue back in place. Have fun man.

@thesoundboardstudio 2 года назад

Holy Molly!! I am so excited to see that new studio already finished! That amp+cabinet sounds amazing!!

@10yerswonder 2 года назад

Rhett just blessed the studio by FUZZING TF OUT OF IT. Gotta love it

@zachjacobs3337 2 года назад

Custard Pie is the only choice for first riff through your newly minted marshall cab, always.

@robertkelly1434 2 года назад

Nah, Bro, that was Mickey's Monkey from Mother's Finest. 😏😏😏

@Pwnzor694 2 года назад

Mine was Love me like a Reptile from Motörhead

@Fastvoice 2 года назад

@@robertkelly1434 That was exactly my 1st guess (original vinyl of the live version lives in my rack).

@johnniepage3844 2 года назад

Great space for a studio! Can’t wait to see how it all comes together! Congrats! Good job blessing the new space!!

@lukecyrus 2 года назад

I got that exact cab plus head in 1992 as a twelve-year-old. My poor mum had to help lug the ridiculous rig to every band rehearsal and gig. The head is gone, but I'm still using the cab in the studio almost 30 years later! Good investment, especially on my parents' side!

@davidheuett5164 2 года назад

Your show is unique! Wide, imaginative range of topics, ALWAYS interesting. Thanks!

@framusburns-hagstromiii808 2 года назад

Those 'L' brackets are ok but will eventually flex and move with temp changes. Instead ,In addition to working Glue into the separated joints , Glue and screw full length wood blocks in each corner then clamp them up for a day, in addition to strap clamping the entire cabinet. That wood will add some weight but should stay rock solid if you do a good job. Cool cab. Yeah I had an amp I ordered skewered by a forklift and very obviously completely mangled.. but the trucking company still delivered it that way to the store ..and the store refused to refund my deposit as if it was my tough luck....gave me store credit instead....seems like trucking companies just don't give a shit if a box is large/heavy...and takes some care to handle. ... .hey yo fugget about it..whaddya ya gonna do?!? But Marshall should do a better job of crating up their large/heavy stuff ..this kind of thing is pretty common ...of course that would have to raise the price...

@ATotalDork 2 года назад

I'm 0% proficient with DIY repairs, but is there really enough temperature fluctuation to cause problems if it's just sitting in an iso-booth for it's entire life? Unless the heat and AC go out often, is it really going to make a difference?

@framusburns-hagstromiii808 2 года назад

@@ATotalDork As long as the glue completely penetrated all the way through all the finger joints and made good bonds and the cabinet is never moved much .... Maybe not... but why do a half-ass job when it's not much more work to fix it right?? One-and-done and then you can move it if you need to afterwards and no worries. If you have ever had to chase down a weird intermittent 'frequency-related' buzzing in a cab...you would know it can be a pain..and you don't want it happening in the middle of a recording session...Now that I think about it, it would be a good idea to remove the speaker baffle and inspect the baffle mounting strips because they might have been split or splintered. He said some of the screws seemed stripped which means they were ripped loose ..not good. Anything with enough force to bust out the finger joints could have weakened,/cracked them..also make sure all the speaker mounting screws are sufficiently tight. I'm really surprised none of the voice coils are rubbing apparently there are no warped baskets. Anyway that's what my OCD would force me to do....but thats just me...Cheers!

@paulthebeardedonedowning6820 2 года назад

had the same feelings regarding the steel work lol felt like sacrilege lol I woulda been worried about the glue not getting into the joints proper think I'd of probably tore back the tolex or whatever and gone into those joints to make sure. I'd paranoid about little unintentional air escaping through the cracks and affecting the sound lol

@charlesoxley7242 2 года назад

Just out of curiosity, do you suppose that something like JB Weld, applied with a syringe into the separated joints would have been a good idea?

@jaredtorres1000 2 года назад

@@charlesoxley7242 Honestly wood glue like Titebond 2 or 3 will do the trick. Much better than Gorilla Glue in my experience. With Titebond the bond will be stronger than the material itself. I used that to keep the tolex on my 1x12 on and it’s extremely resistant to climates and I live in Oklahoma. Hope that helps!

@Rhuggins 2 года назад

This video and the comments are so wholesome. This is youtube at its best. All kinds of feels. Thanks Rhett!

@mediumshreddercheese 2 года назад

Siiiiiick! That got me psyched! Thanks for always taking us on your musical journeys!!

@morganyoungisplayingdrums 2 года назад

Finally, a heading that lives up to its word....killer tone my man. Glad you got that cab up and blazing. And throwing in the appearance of pet and the Custard Pie riff was a bonus.

@SteveWilliams-5150 2 года назад

Wow. That amp sounds fantastic. Good for you Rhett! Always wanted a bigger recording studio space myself. What could be more appropriate than a nice Marshall to start the process. Cheers buddy! Can’t wait to see the end result.

@malsanders609 2 года назад

I had the biggest smile on my face when Rhett started playing, but when the fuzz kicked on I actually chuckled out loud it sounded so good.

@musicmnw1982 2 года назад

The basement jam was a great idea. It's the best two minutes of cinematography I've seen here on RU-vid. (...and I watch A LOT of RU-vid.)

@rikardlarsson437 2 года назад

Thank you Rhett! Awesome!❤ Love the Tone of that "Divided by 13" amp through the Marshall cab.👍👍👍

@meeno_the_man 2 года назад

Not corny at all, that was a perfectly apt convocation of the new space. And as a cinematographer, I’ve got to say that lighting and singular wide was in symphonic harmony with that full rock bonanza.

@jordandangelo180 2 года назад

Yeah man the lighting was killer.

@noahdinsdale257 2 года назад

Can’t wait!!! Really looking forward to seeing the new studio!!!

@AlbusBand 2 года назад

Well done on the purchase and subsequent fix. Once those greenbacks are broken in that’ll be a killer sounding cab. Also can’t wait to see the studio come together. All my love bro!!!

@ryanfulldark2775 2 года назад

When you started unscrewing the back I thought the whole thing was gonna collapse!😂

@ronaldorage1844 2 года назад

That wide shot of Bret playing in the basement was great :)

@Smitty_Werbenjagermanjenson 2 года назад

Who Bret?

@carloborromeo5595 2 года назад

Congratulations on your new studio project. Looking forward to more awesome contents and playing those tunes!😎

@always12am52 2 года назад

Looking forward to the studio build series. Also, glad that you took the time to talk about the torque clutch on the drill so that people don’t start sinking hardware 3 inches into the back of their cabinets.

@stephenfries179 2 года назад

Rhett playing guitar just a couple feet from a water heater was a definite throwback moment that brought a tear to my eye. Nice cabinet!

@paulgrogan8032 2 года назад

Congrats my guy, what a "HUGE" alternative to your studio/arsinal 🔊🔊🔊🔊

@pjcerto1074 2 года назад

Hey Rhett, Best capture of a monstrously loud amp I've heard on RU-vid. Awesome job, man. Sounded killer.

@joelhines7449 2 года назад

Matchless uses a 1x1 block in the corners all the way from the front rail to the back, glued and screwed for reinforcement. This makes the corners very sturdy.

@ryanandrews5379 2 года назад

Man, that cab sounds killer! Those greenbacks have a really nice, creamy sound when they’re breaking up - I think it will enjoy living at your house, and you will make it feel right at home!

@psmith7781 2 года назад

Reminds of what "Brown did for me" with a Dean Markley CD-120 combo I ordered from out of state. I went to pick it up at a local Guitar Center and the shipping box looked like an accordian. After a day of debating on going through with the discounted deal they offered me, I decided to take it. Took it home, took everything out of the cabinet and injected epoxy glue in the separated joints, then used a ratchet strap to pull it all together. I planned on taking it in for service anyways, so I had an amp tech go through it and replace leaking caps etc as well as the speaker that had the magnet break off the basket, which in turn crushed several tubes. It all turned out great. I spent more than I should have, but now I have a little story to go along with a cool amp.

@coleschweitzer4851 2 года назад

Nice cab and a great deal too. Sounds awesome! I used to have a 4 x 12 slant and a 100 watt Marshall head in the 80's. I cranked it up in my basement bar room and blew some glasses off of the bar. It sounded and felt so awesome! I don't want to go into why I don't have it anymore it still hurts.😢 Congrats Rhett! I can't wait to see the completed studio.

@greggpbowlz 2 года назад

Rocking out in an empty basement... Love it! Sounds great!

@soundgardener75 7 месяцев назад

Great job fixing it! Cab sounded great mainly with your playing! 🤘🏾🤘🏾

@spcysos 2 года назад

I was thinking the same thing! Good job, should work fine for years to come!

@ultramanj 2 года назад

Sounded awesome, look forward to seeing the studio come together.

@judahman6744 2 года назад

Rhett! Sounding good mane! Much love, I'll be looking out for new vids 👍🏼

@jfar3340 2 года назад

The video and audio quality of the demo in the unfinished basement is simply stunning, extremely cool and inspiring wow

@d.w.liddell8679 2 года назад

Made my day. Good find. Absolutely blessed the new space...MARSHALL.

@robertfpjr 2 года назад

“Bless the space” Well spoken. Nice repair job. I was thinking you would tear it totally apart then glue the joints. Brackets though and job done, Quick and effective. Bravo.

@ElectromagneDikk 2 года назад

Oh shit what a great first time out for that cabinet. Good luck and I wish you many hours of good music with it. You are definitely deserving of such a uniquely plucked artifact.

@amberwoodstudio 2 года назад

One of your best vids on how to get good tone on a budget. Broken headstocks can be a bargain too. Thanks for the video

@davidpepper442 2 года назад

Sounds great Rhett. Looking forward to the studio build series!

@je1279 2 года назад

Nice repair to bring the cabinet back to life. It sounds great! If the L brackets ultimately aren't strong enough, some perforated angle sections in those corners will strengthen it up.

@phillefever1934 2 года назад

Man I couldn’t even watch that “repair”. So many easy ways to have done that so much better. That cabinet was worth an actual repair instead of a temporary kludge

@Texfire 2 года назад

That smile after your first time playing that cab said everything. Happy new gear day!

@tymeryder7264 2 года назад

Great addition to your studio. I agree full length wood blocks might be a better permanent solution.

@tyneguitars 2 года назад

That is an altogether joyous thing. Thank you, Rhett.

@ilantaiebmusic 2 года назад

So cool man! really inspiring that you took this project!

@Jimmy2Bits 2 года назад

5:23 Use a retractable ratchet tie-down. wrap it around the whole cabinet.

@thomasshannon2876 2 года назад

As an owner of the same cab purchased around 1990....Yes! These are wonderful cabs, and mine is nicely worn in. Still in like new condition despite lots of moving around, using well-padded (NOT the OEM) covers.

@activese 2 года назад

Hi, man good sounding cab, and God bless your new studio. Take care.

@jimicrack29 2 года назад

thank you for all you do and share rhett.

@jasondrummond1318 2 года назад

Glad you joined the club.... there is no substitute for a 4x12. I am converting one of two standard 1960lead from g12t-75 to g12-65. a mesa v30 recto and an avatar g12h. so much tone....

@pablomusicgear7288 2 года назад

Greenbacks' bless! Yeah man. I love your channel. I wish you a lot of fun with the studio build. Enjoy the travel not the goal!

@theduppykillah 2 года назад

Awesome tone and ya know it ! I watch your vids this is keeper/ player Great addition to your rig

@musicmatty67 2 года назад

I love projects and salvaging equipment if possible. Congratulations on your new cabinet and future studio build.

@tjminasi1442 2 года назад

Could totally gig w that cab. Did a good repair job. Have faith in your abilities dude!

@hearpalhere 2 года назад

Sweet! Good luck with the build out Rhett!

@craigvittorio1865 2 года назад

There is absolutely nothing like how a 4x12 feels when it's cranked.

@alexanderbrown4250 2 года назад

2x4x12

@Jonesy5 2 года назад

Congrats man! Cool as hell “Christening” your new space with a behemoth of a cab! Enjoy!

@gnawbabygnaw 2 года назад

I’ve seen Keith Richards telling a story about an amp getting dropped before a show. Was torn up. I think there was a hole in the speaker etc. Said it sounded AMAZING. The sound he’d been after. Sounds Sweet Rhett!!

@deke61sg 2 года назад

4x12's Rule. Move that air brother. I would definitely rebuild (re glue all the joints) and recover it. They use a form of cotton backed PVC now. The grill looked perfect. It'll last you a life time and drive the niebohrs nuts. Have fun.

@johngregory7329 2 года назад

That sounds amazing. Money well spent. You sound great. Plexi just around the corner. Stay safe and well and keep Rocking. Signed John Gregory/ Zepbass from Munster Indiana.

@RayVansMusic 2 года назад

What a gem. Totally worth fixing up for a studio set up 🤘🏼

@sophiemilton5939 2 года назад

I've been playing electric guitar for 50 years - not that I improved much or achieved much. But I encountered Greenbacks very quickly and they do have "the sound" IMO they are the ideal speaker if you are playing with any kind of grit or distortion. I readily concede that Greenbacks are not the best for sparkly clean tones because they do have a warm, dirty sound of their own when they are driven. I used to play through a home-built Marshall pre-amp driven by a Germanium transistor booster into a TRANSISTOR amp into 2x12 Greenbacks. Guitarists who came up to talk to me at gigs thought it was an obscure valve amp and were amazed to learn it was transistors. (FET's in the pre-amp and transformer-coupled silicon output stage) I've tried several speakers over the decades and always come back to the Celestion G12's. I have no idea whether the ones made recently are the same but I for sure believe that the Greenbacks I have from the mid Seventies are the best guitar speaker for Rock guitar - warm but with enough bite.

@kellyb9432 2 года назад

And the neighbors cried ... for more!!! Congrats, what a great addition!

@grandudetonesnob7107 2 года назад

You're doing the studio the right way by installing the tone before anything else.👍

@emilyroy9434 2 года назад

That smile on your face at about 9:25 really says it all! 😀

@DJBuglip 2 года назад

Custard Pie heard. That's in my practice routine all the time. Great sounding cab, Rhett.

@TheMNB 2 года назад

The smile on your face after you played said it all. I liked it from the first notes. I concur with the notes on working glue into the broken joints. The brackets will get you by for a bit, but there's going to be leakage. The sound won't be as tight as it could be. But then, that may not be such a bad thing.... reference "The smile." Borrow an identical 4x12 if you can and compare and go with your gut. Looking forward to seeing your studio build series. Don't wait too long to set up the bar and beer fridge down there. ;)

@jmanxoom 2 года назад

Dude. I love your videos because your audio MIX is EXCELLENT. Im starting a podcast... I know... But my goal is to have a similar mix. So rich and balanced. Good stuff. 🙏🏽

@jts3339 2 года назад

Rhett, I love you, BUT…you actually will need a “Plan B” when the wimpy screws in those brackets work loose. There’s a first time for everything.

@mikemorrisonmusic 2 года назад

That’s why he included glue as reinforcement.

@flightnavigator8999 2 года назад

Plan B is a long time away

@jts3339 2 года назад

@@mikemorrisonmusic Rhett has good intentions, but unless glue is clamped to something like a wooden cleat it offers no structural integrity on it’s own, nor is it intended to. I’m a mechanical engineer and I would love to say that this is a good repair, but it’s a bandaid at best. I’ll be the first to say that Rhett has great guitar skills and I really like him, but this is not a great repair. If his intention is to stop potential rattling from the cab and keep it in his studio it will be fine - not strong enough to gig with, but fine for studio work. Rhett is a smart guy and he’ll figure it out without our help.

@flightnavigator8999 2 года назад

@@mikemorrisonmusic yeah, so jts3339 stick around for a while 😁

@jts3339 2 года назад

@@flightnavigator8999 I have a feeling we’ll all be hanging for a while. In the meantime, the best thing we can all do is practice our guitar skills instead of posting online. Cheers!

@joshfreeman7999 2 года назад

Sounds Awesome! Its got that Woofy push. Looks fun!!!

@JavyonVISION 2 года назад

Sounds great! Nice addition to the stable!

@georgespencer3973 2 года назад

I love the light in that room in the beginning of the video

@Xenious 2 года назад

Man I don't know what I expected but you called it, amazing sound there!

@Turboy65 2 года назад

I fixed a 1960A that was broken in a similar manner. It had gotten wet and the glue joints gave out. All of them. I was going to recover it anyway and convert it to 1969 pinstripe specs. When I removed the old tolex, the cabinet fell COMPLETELY apart. I simply cleaned the old glue out of the glue joints and glued the cabinet back together, and did the rest of the conversion and new tolex job. It came out great. To fix that cabinet right, you'll end up recovering it.

@NJSonye 2 года назад

My 1st 4X12 had to be Hendrix! My last 4X12 turned into a wet/dry. I can go to the new owner and crank w/ 100w head - again Hendrix. In the day Roadies on acid & Cuervo could be tough on cabs… I’ve seen many Marshall cabs resurrected as your viewers suggest. Great addition to the studio.

@jamesvalfre676 2 года назад

Love your stuff brother! I’m building out my basement also for jamming. Got 2000 ft going on here so it’s been a long time coming. Thanks for all your hard ass work!

@0zako0 2 года назад

I thought it was going to be a video of flawless educational carpentry work until the L brackets came out. I hope that in the future we will have that one :). Your work is impeccable. The last scene was completely cinematic. Keep it up!

@NinerFourWhiskey 2 года назад

Rhett, I've fixed a number of tour damaged cabinets just like that. There are two things: Dowels and Cleats. Take the cabinet apart, clamp it square and drill and dowel the joints each way (perpendicular dowels spaced down the edge) and put cleats on the inside corners. Repair the tolex if necessary. No rattles and they are stronger after repair than when new. Never had one come back after repair.

@mikebarney 2 года назад

Sounds Killer! The job you did should be fine for studio use. I used to restore these things and build other cabs and amps for a living. If you ever want tips on how to bring this thing back without brackets, gimme a shout.

@jonhayesofficial 2 года назад

rhett and the return of the basement, love it

@johnnytruck2009 2 года назад

High glue then ratchet strap the box is how i would roll with it. Sounds good the way you did it. Sweet score

@RambleTone 2 года назад

Awesome, congratulations man!🔊🔊🔊🔊 Funny coincidence, just yesterday I put 4 UK made greenbacks in my vintage Marshall 4x12 👍😎 Cranked up a couple Marshall amps through it and it immediately sounded like Tom Petty meets Angus Young🎸

@ZackSeifMusic 2 года назад

Been waiting to hear this video after you talked about it with Zach!

@RobbieTayVaughan 2 года назад

Buddy had a similar break on a Ampeg 6x10. Cut a new bottom board and did a dovetail route for it and into crresponding sides. Stronger than ever!

@mbarlow111 2 года назад

bad ass. good job. framus' advice is solid.

@sneifert1968 2 года назад

I own that same model cabinet. Special ordered from the UK back in around 2003. Paired with my JCM2000 TSL 60 head… Rock and roll baby. Love the 25W UK greenbacks.