Nov 04, 2016 Today we are looking at my 1993 Marshall Valvestate VS 8200 Bi Chorus 200s amplifier head. It's 200 watts which makes it 100watt per channel and it offers. MARSHALL AMPLIFICATION VALVESTATE HANDBOOK Pdf Download. Their latest development takes this range one step forward by adding the 8. Marshall Valvestate 8200 Amplifier Head. The Repair Bench: Marshall Valvestate 8200 Amplifier Head. THE MARSHALL VALVESTATE 8200 BI-CHORUS.

I love Jersey City. Cruising through downtown, some guy's got a bunch of crap he's selling. Was the neighborhood 'festival' which means everyone drags shit out of their houses and tries to sell it. Anyway, there's a marshall sitting there, I was like, wtf might as well look at it.

Marshall - Valvestate Bi Chorus 200 3 channel with Mic. Foot pedal included plus manual. Marshall valvestate guitar amp vs265 2x 12 combo valve preamp 3 channel.

Guy selling it says he is a property manager & someone left it in a building he works. $20 bucks he says. So I just kind of look at him, and he says, OK $10. Alright, for that price, why not.

No power cord with it, but it does have a 2 button Marshall footswitch, which I am sure I could sell for $10 itself. Sirkali Govindarajan Devotional Mp3 Songs. Has celestions in there. I can't really find too much info on it. I have no idea if it works, or if I'll die if I try to fire it up. It's a Bi-Chorus 200 as the title of the thread says. Apparently has a tube pre-amp and is 200 watts.

Anyone know anything about these? Normally I wouldn't have gotten involved, but wtf for $10 you gotta check it out.

Under the power button, mine says Valvestate S80, then above the input, it says Stereo Chorus model 8240. Above the input on yours, it should say Bi-Chorus model 8200 (head) or 8280 for the combo. The Bi-Chorus should be 80x80 watts stereo, and the 8240 is 40x40 watts stereo.

The Bi model just has an extra chorus mode for a flange-type chorus instead of the regular chorus. Check the manuals for the Valvestate 1 series. I wish I could have made the Maiden show, but oh well. Glad you had a great time. That is weird. Anyway, here's the specs I just copied and pasted from that first series.

8010 - The baby of the range but don't let its size fool you. This compact 10 Watt, 1x8 combo packs a powerful punch and is perfect for practice at home or backstage. A Headphone output is included for 'silent' shredding too! 8020 This 20 Watt, 1x1O combo is the 8010's bigger brother and boasts two footswitchable channels - Normal and Boost. Its Contour and Reverb controls add to its tonal versatility, making it ideal for home and rehearsal situations.

Irispowerscan 9 - 100 Users on this page. 8040 - This 40 Watt, 1x12, twin channel combo features an ECC83 (1 2AX7) valve in the Boost channel's pre-amp section for authentic valve distortion. Contour, Reverb and an Effects Loop make this amp equally effective at home, on stage or in the studio. 8080 - A two channel, 80 Watt, 1x12 combo with an ECC83 pre-amp valve in its Boost channel.

It also features Contour, footswitchable Reverb, an Effects Loop plus a Clean/Crunch switch on the Normal channel and an OD1/0D2 option on the Boost. Thanks to its killer features, versatility and tone, the 8080 is currently Marshall's best seller. 8100 & 8412 - A 100 Watt head and matching 140 Watt 4x12 (8 Ohm) cabinet. The 8100 head features are identical to those of the 8080 combo but give the larger-than-life image, sound and projection of a stack. 8240 - 40x40Watt, 2x12 Stereo Chorus Combo.

Very similar to the 8080 except with the addition of Stereo Chorus and Reverb for a truly panoramic spread. The 8240 also features stereo Line Out jacks and a stereo, parallel Effects Loop (mono Send, left & right Returns) complete with a Loop Level switch (-20dB or 0dB). 8280 - 80x80 Watt, 2x12 Bi-Chorus Combo. The next step up from the 8240, the 8280 features separate chorus Rate and Depth controls for each channel plus two switchable chorus modes. The extra power and headroom of this combo make it ideal for large venues. 8200 - 1OOx1OO Watt, Bi-Chorus head with features identical to the 8280.

8222 - 1OOx1OO Watt, 2x12 Stereo/Mono (8 Ohm/4 Ohm) cabinet designed to complement both the 8280 combo and the 8200 head, the latter of which can drive a pair of 8222's if you so wish. Incidentally, the 8200 head also fits a regular Marshall 4x12 perfectly and can drive up to four of them at once for truly massive stereo projection and spread. I was planning on just selling the sucker @ the guy's store- 80 watts, 100 watts, whatever.my poor apartment building would collapse. If it ends up being in working order & I can figure out the model I'll list it here for cheap, if it's as cool as you guys think it is, enjoying yours. Rather have one of 'our' guys hook it up rather than someone else. If it's busted and just unrepairable, I'm going to see if there are components worth saving- Won't do that unless it's truly 'dead', I hate destroying things, especially those out of production.