All user reviews for the Marshall 2500 SL-X JCM900 Master Volume [1993-1999]

I bought this amp at a local music store (String Pros) along with a Laney slanted 4x10 cabinet . The dealer was selling this particular package on consignment for someone and I only paid $550 dollars for the whole package .

All the warmth and power that is a Marshall ... the crystal clearness of the amp even at high gain settings .

The weight of this beast ... the head alone is heavier than my old Fender Blues Blues Deville 2x12 combo .

I've gigged and practised with it for 2 years now and have had no problems with it . It stands up to beer circles and cigarette burns beautifully .

I have no idea what this amp costs new , but I have gotten my $550 worth out of it . Behind putting SRV pickups in my Fender strat , this is the second best musical purchase I have ever made .

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I purchased this beauty at a local guitar store, I paid $650 dollars!

This amp just rules, seriously talk about great tone! I play in a Black/Death Metal band and this has provided me with an amazing sound.

Honestly there isnt much about this that I dont like, it has everything that I was looking for in an Amplifier!

This was made to Marshall Perfection, seriously it has taken a beating and still sounds amazing!
After 7 years of owning this, gigging out and tons of use one of the knobs had the gold piece fall off. Other than that this thing has been a tank!!!!

I would gladly purchase more of these, Marshall is a great name, and I didnt realize exactly why until i purchased this. I will be buying more from them in the future!

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Amp 100watt lamps, common equalizer for clean and distortion, there is a mono effects loop and reverb.

UTILIZATION

It is easy to find a good sound, but dificil in both channels with a common equa.
The gain of the lead is enough to get to the hard FM and old school heavy metal.

SOUNDS

The sound is the hard-marshall, less than a JCM800 surment fishing because of the system of diode but it's still chiad Sonq the EU emerge.

I use it in the studio for repeated 4 hours a week, I play old school Thrash, the gain is just the lead.

Otherwise there fishing davant marshall sound anything other than the series transistor of the brand, and it seems less than the JCM800 series.

OVERALL OPINION

So I play it 4 hours a week is a good amp trs rock, I like that big a sin as the marshall gives, I like less the scope of equa common, however.

TRS is a good amp for a rock band, hard rock.

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UTILIZATION

concert

SOUNDS

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OVERALL OPINION

good. Marshall JCM 2000 TSL100 I made soul, then the time of the repair shop lent me this one. I thought it would be better than the jcm 2000, which I thought would be very hard. Well if it's possible to do worse. my use is live, we play punk hardcore hard, next to the bass (Ampeg SVT) and the other guitar (Sovtek) Well it's been six concerts that I barely audible (in fact it is not m does not intend ...) if I push the sound, it hisses, whistles but then ca. Under these conditions it is not even worth trying to set a sound as we must do everything thoroughly to pass over the drum and bass, and finally everything else.
Trio in use, it's not too bad, but like to repeat that the may suffice, but in concert, it's useless.
then, for someone looking for an amp that spits out, you fold on a 51/50, a Sovtek, an orange, or else in a marshall jcm 800 or 900 dual.