The Marshall Bluesbreaker 1962 plug-in captures the iconic sound that defined rock guitar tone from the moment Eric Clapton used the legendary Marshall Model 1962 on the 1966 John Mayall & The Blues Breakers album. Known for its warm, crunchy character and distinctive chimey quality from alnico speakers in an open-back cabinet, this amplifier set a new standard for guitar amplification. This software version offers a meticulous emulation of the rare and collectible amp, faithfully recreated from a pristine original preserved in the Marshall museum.

Developed by Softube in collaboration with Marshall, the plug-in delivers authentic tube tones with the ability to 'jump' inputs for enhanced tonal shaping, ranging from sparkling cleans to rich, edge-of-breakup textures suited for various musical styles. It features expertly recorded cabinet responses captured by renowned engineer Tony Platt, employing multiple microphone setups including valve, FET, and dynamic mics. This allows users to blend and position microphones within the plug-in to craft detailed, studio-quality amp sounds tailored to any mix.

Fully integrated with Softube's Amp Room platform, the Bluesbreaker 1962 plug-in provides a seamless experience akin to playing through a miked-up vintage amplifier in a professional studio. Its channel strip offers precise control over microphone levels, panning, and EQ, enabling deep customization directly within the interface. This official Marshall-licensed software not only preserves the legacy of one of the most celebrated amplifiers in music history but also provides modern players and producers with a powerful tool to achieve legendary tones with remarkable authenticity.