Marshall JVM410H - " just what I was looking"
translatedsee other opinions or manufacturer's website, a Swiss Army knife guitarist loving his marshall. UTILIZATION 4 channels each with three mode (green orange red) increasing the gain. a clean, a crun…
Marshall JVM410H - " "THE" head!"
translatedAll-tube amplifier Connections: 1 hall, 1 loop, 1 noon, the output cab to 4, 8 16 ohms! Preferred connection: the midi input that I use with my boss GT8 connected via method 4 cables + a midi cab…
Marshall JVMC212 - " The perfect cab!"
translatedI use it for a very short time, and this time only at home. Soon I testerais the beast on stage. I have not tried many other models. I used to have a Marshall 4x12 cab with the "famous" G12T-75. …
Marshall JVM410H - " Marshall's high-flying"
translatedIt is near perfection with all parameters adjustable and recordable possible. I would almost say it is too. UTILIZATION The facade can be frightening, but after all, the principle is the same as …
Marshall JVM410H - "MARSHALL JVM 410 HAS IT ALL"
The JVM 410 is Marshall's flagship 100 watt powerhouse. Following in the footsteps of the JCM 2000 series, the jvm has much more that the dsl or tsl ever did. The JVM comes with 4 el 34 power tunes a…
Marshall JVM410C - " Well ..."
translatedIt's all tube 100 with the Marshall sound. Equipped noon (a real plus) two effects loops, parallel and serial, digital reverb ... in short everything the guitarist of the modern needs. (Me in this ca…
Marshall JVM410C - " Great amp!"
translatedI'm not going back on the technical features already mentioned above - it has power to spare, even in the festival, it releases a volume of sick! UTILIZATION Very s! Mple and easy to use. Anywa…
Marshall JVM410C - " an amp crazy"
translatedeverything was already said to all lamps amp with 4 channels and three types of gain per channel green, orange and red in it to care under the foot 100 W lamps while it's heavy it rivals even combo…
Marshall JVM410H - " Power and heat!"
translatedAll Tube amp (preamp and amp) Effects loop, preamp out, power amp input, line output "HP simulation" (XLR), Input and MIDI input for the pedal-switch comes with the JVM 410. - 100W lamps. - 4…
Marshall JVM410C - escudero's review
translatedThis little combo is amazing! Amplification entirely lamp for a power of 100W! It's really impressive and its connection could not be simpler. A "jack-jack" to connect the footswitch ... it's fantast…
Marshall JVM410H - aldimeo's review
translatedHead lamps all four ECC83 pre-amp for, for 83 1ECC rverb, 4 EL34 for power announcement for a power of 100W with no problem but I would say 100W muscular. A well-stocked Connectors Effects loop…
Marshall JVM410H - MusashiChan's review
translated- 100 watt all-tube, 5 x ECC83 and four EL34. - 4 channels. - 3 modes per channel. - 3-band EQ (bass, mdiums, acute) indpendantes per channel. - CONTRL gain and volume indpendants per channel…
Marshall JVM410H - Mickey Wyhnner's review
translatedI had a budjet of 2000 euros to buy a new amp. So I tried the JVM 410 Head and finally I came away with a JCM 800 biensur nine. The JVM has a modern Marshall (JCM 900, JCM 2000). They say a lam…
Marshall JVM410H - Chris Martins's review
translatedAll lamps, 100 watts, 4 channels (3 modes / channel all midi switchable or the pdalier supplied), two effects loops ... The total ... Not making the top, it's marshall and easily found its mark, not …
Marshall JVM410H - doha1696's review
translatedI do not m'tendrai on the bte CHARACTERISTICS, I suppose if you made it this far your is that you know a little what it is ... Just some basic info: 100 W lamps, two effects inserts (parallle /…
Marshall JVM410H - Le Taz's review
translated100 w, 4 channels with 3 modes each, so 12 sounds at the base. power tubes? But, you are in Marshall EL34 see! Question rglages, may scare the beginners. For each channel: 3 band EQ, volume and ga…
Marshall JVM410C - poufinou's review
translated- 100 Watts "all tube", 5 x ECC83 (12AX7 in the European designation) and 4 EL34. - 2 HP 12 "Celestion - 4 channels. - 3 modes per channel (3 gain stages). - 3-band EQ (low, mid, treble) inde…
Marshall JVM410H - " not bad for the price not essential ..."
translatedWell everything has been said ... this is my first stack, so I'm not an expert in the field ^ ^ 'j'appuirai just the fact that the head is in a great thought ... I do not know if it could be as compl…
Marshall JVM410H - doc_ginero's review
translatedSpecifications mentioned elsewhere. Do not be frightened by the number of buttons on the front panel: its configuration is very simple but offers plenty of possibilities. In apartment ': Gain…
Marshall JVM410H - Kalkhabad's review
translatedTte-amp lamps -100W -4 Channel -3 Modes per channel, a channel rverbe + midi UTILIZATION Yes simple archi- We shoot a few button-hop and Yes SOUNDS I play on a team with Allender PR…
Marshall JVM410C - "EEEHhh I'll pass!"
This is the exact same amp as the Marshall JVM 410H but just in a combo version. You will have all the same tone and features as you would with the head. However, the amp may sound different since it…
Marshall JVMC212 - cestode's review
translatedBought new few months ago to replace my JCM900 1960A that I found too pnible displaces for concerts. With the 2x12 is perfect, the weight is reasonable and it does not take me the whole trunk of th…
Marshall JVM410H - "Better... but still not quite there."
The Marshall JVM line of amps was designed to be as versatile as possible, with the flagship 410 head featuring 4 channels with 3 selectable modes per channel. There's also an effects loop and indivi…
Marshall JVM410C - "Very good versatility and excellent sonnorités"
translated* What type of amplification (lamp, transistor ,...)? Amp any lamp, look for specifications in the previous opinion, everything is listed. * What is the power delivered? The power of 100W may …
Marshall JVM410H - "Pass!!"
I had heard so much talk about this amp for some time that I felt I need to get it. I was recently playing Mesa Boogies and wanted to go back to the Marshall tone that I was comfortable with. So I so…
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