The Stevens Brit80 Ace 412 Vint is an official Steve Stevens Artist Series DynIR captured from – and inspired by – Steve’s 1980’s Marshall® 4×12 cab, outfitted with vintage Celestion® V30 Drivers.

Brace yourself, we’re about to hit the apex of platinum-rated signature tone. This is the cabinet used for Steve’s immaculate tones on the Top Gun Anthem, Michael Jackson’s seminal Dirty Dianna and lest we forget, Steve Vai’s ‘Eat ‘Em and Smile’ sonics. No Holds Barred is an understatement! All the power, definition and clarity synonymous with one of the era’s most notorious cabinets is here: complex lush overtones, the formidable warm low-end, a rich punchy mid-range and a buttery smooth top-end. In short, if you’re in the market for nothing short of legendary tone, it doesn’t get more iconic than this.

The Stevens Brit80 Ace 412 Vint is part of the Steve Stevens Platinum Collection, captured via the iconic Neve® 8078 console housed in San Fernando Valley’s legendary Studio 606.