SOFTUBE / Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959

Marshall's reference instrument has finally been made into a native plug-in. Available for download.

■Plugins
■Amp Simulator (Marshall)
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■Download Delivery
- After purchase, only the serial number will be delivered to your registered email address.
If the stock status is ""In Stock for Download,"" the serial number will be sent immediately after your order.
If the stock status is ""Backorder,"" it will take a few days after your order to receive the serial number from the manufacturer before it is sent.
- You can also check your serial number by clicking ""Order Details"" in your Sound House My Page or purchase history.
*Even if the product is ""In Stock for Download,"" it may take a few minutes for the information to be reflected in your purchase history.
- Clicking ""Download"" in ""Order Details"" will take you to the manufacturer's page for serial registration.
- Clicking ""Support Information"" in ""Order Details"" will display manufacturer and installation information.
- For detailed installation/usage instructions, please contact the manufacturer.
FAQ Page: What is download delivery?
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The Softube Marshall Super Lead 1959 is a native plug-in version of Marshall's prized Plexi reference unit. It features high and low gain inputs, delivering a wide range of sounds, from twangy tones to wailing solos.
Tony Pratt has also faithfully recorded the 1960BHW cabinet and mic placement, allowing you to recreate historic rock sounds in your DAW.

Rock and Roll History Here
The Marshall Plexi Super Lead is the amp that played the most important role in the history of rock music. In collaboration with Marshall, Softube meticulously modeled the components of Marshall's prized Plexi reference unit (early 1967 model) to create the first native plug-in version with as much contrast as possible. This plug-in version delivers the same response as the original at any setting, accommodating an incredible variety of playing styles.

■Key Features
- This plug-in is based on the Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959 reference unit, manufactured in 1967. Recorded by renowned engineer/producer Tony Platt, paired with a period-defining 1960BHW speaker cabinet.

Recorded at London's renowned Kore Studios with microphone selection and placement by Tony Platt.

Includes over 50 meticulously tuned presets (designed by AC/DC engineer Tony Platt).

Three mic combinations: FET, Valve, and Dynamic.

Three different mics for each setting (two close, one room).

Channel strips feature pan, volume faders, and solo controls for each mic, as well as a two-band main output EQ.

For system requirements, please be sure to check the plug-in system requirements section on the distributor's website.