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Universal Audio Marshall JMP 2203

Software Amp Simulator from Universal Audio belonging to the UAD Plug-In series

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Mike Levine

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1 Posted on 02/18/2016 at 14:48:05

JMP for Joy

Universal Audio has an ongoing partnership with the software whizzes at Softube to develop plug-ins for its UAD platform. This collaboration has resulted in many different plug-ins, including models of several Marshall guitar amps. The latest is the Marshall JMP 2203 Plug-In, which was released recently along with UAD 8.5 software. We took it for a test drive.

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Henrik Petersson

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2 Posted on 04/28/2016 at 07:29:39

Actually you can get stereo output from the console if you put it on an AUX. But it won't give you unison and it will add a few samples of latency. Still a better playing experience than going through the DAW however.

Mike Levine

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3 Posted on 04/28/2016 at 12:09:53

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Actually you can get stereo output from the console if you put it on an AUX. But it won't give you unison and it will add a few samples of latency. Still a better playing experience than going through the DAW however.

Good point. Thanks.

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