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Marshall 4500 JCM900 Dual Reverb [1990-1999]
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Marshall 4500 JCM900 Dual Reverb [1990-1999]

Tube Guitar Amp Head from Marshall belonging to the JCM900 series

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Published on 06/23/09 at 01:14
Head lamps 50w amp switchable to 25w which is very practical for playing in a small room, a room for example.
this amp has only two channels: a light that goes to a crunch with the gain, a distortion, and then there's a little reverb.

UTILIZATION

The configuration is super simple, with a single against qualisation for 2 channels.
we get the sound very easy there is no sound 36.

SOUNDS

So I play especially rock, metal. This receiver is suitable for rock but not mtal
I used a gibson sg standard, it was rock and roll sound good draft, not even one arrives at ACDC, too dgueu.
used with a marshall 1960a, the whole is more than baveu, the slurry is sound, it's really ingrable.
it is only exploitable clean and crunch, and as I am not fan of crunch ..
the knobs have little effect on the sound.
Finally really dung.

OVERALL OPINION

Really sound, including saturation, even that of my micro cube is better.
I had the 400th vieu of 13 years, I changed all the lights but nothing has to do is not the right vieu his marshall ==> rather see jcm 800.

edit 2009: APRS euphoria of the beginning, and more than a year of use, I changed my mind, a marshall stack what is more beautiful? OK but the sound was really clean except for the chi, one disto dribbling, pass the volume a 3, a slurry ingrable sound really dgueu, impossible to do anything especially in groups.
Has this amp up dgout me the guitar for several months, luckily I have since replaced.
I understand better why it is the cheapest jcm, marshall some are good yes but not the.
with distortion pedals is that huh, but it is useless to have a marshall amp crit.
my worst experience guitar.