The first Marshall stack head — the 45W JTM-45 that defined the "plexi" era.
Marks that can be entered for this maker: Serial number (plate), Transformer code, Speaker code, Born-on / QA sticker, Panel features (no code).
Nothing predates 1962; components only push the date later.
Sold-listing reading: fair $7,367, good $7,871, excellent $10,997 USD · 4 sold listings (thin sample — indicative only) · as of 2026-10-14. STRONG ILLUSTRATION of why vintage and reissue must not be mixed: the four vintage 1965-66 JTM45 heads sold at 7366-12564 USD, while the '2245 JTM45 MK II Reissue' heads in the same page sold at 1327 and 1785 USD - a 5-7x gap. Reissues (2245) are excluded from this row. Also excluded: 'Vintage Modern 2266 (JTM45)' (a different modern amp), a Rockitt Retro RR50 clone, and one undated 'Marshall Jtm 45' listing that could not be placed. Note the vintage lots are 1965-66, i.e. later than the 1962-1964 window recorded in models.json for this row - the JTM45 run continued into 1966. Reverb exposes the price and condition but not the exact sale date, so asof = measurement date; no Fair/Poor sale observed; fair = lowest sold price in sample
Evidence: Blue Book of Guitar Values — marshall · reverb.com · +1 more