Marshall Legends Bundle

The first emulation of the amp used on the iconic 1966 album, Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, the Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 plug‑in is more than a blues machine. Its open‑back 2x12 cabinet and dual KT66 power section thrives in pop and country settings as well, delivering chimey clean tones, throbbing tremolo, and rich distortions.

The amp that defined the sound of rock. Paired with an era-correct, broken‑in Marshall 1960BHW 4x12 cabinet, the Plexi Super Lead 1959 plug‑in delivers the same snarl, sustain, smoothness, and raunch as the original amp. Softube engineers expertly emulated all of the Super Lead’s idiosyncratic “ghost note” overtones, for a wealth of high‑powered tube textures.

The Marshall Silver Jubilee plug‑in expertly models one of the most tonally versatile Marshalls ever made. Its Clean, Rhythm Clip, and Lead preamp modes offer a ton of textures, from dense crunch to singing sustain. And combined with the half power Pentode/Triode switch, you can dial in silkier, less aggressive tones.

Introduced in 1975, the Marshall JMP 2203 ushered in a new era of Marshall rock dominance. Renamed JCM800 in 1981, the JMP 2203 plug‑in offers varying degrees of intense, modern‑sounding crunch and bold clean tones thanks to its touch sensitive high‑gain preamp and accompanying 1960B 4x12 cab loaded with Celestion GT12‑75 speakers.

Harnessing UA’s groundbreaking Unison technology, each amp plug‑in featured in the Marshall Legends Bundle gives you the impedance, gain staging, and circuit behaviors that have made these four Marshall amplifiers undisputed classics.