Marshall JVM410C Guitar Combo Amplifier (100 Watts, 2x12")

Get the tone of a Marshall JVM amp in a combo format. With EL34 and ECC83 power tubes pushing 100 watts, and 4 channels with 3 modes each, the JVM410C slays.

$1,999.99

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    $166.67
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    $250.00

Marshall TSL122 Triple Super Lead JCM2000 Series Guitar Combo Amplifier (100 Watts, 2x12 in.)

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100-watt, 2x12 in., 3-channel, all-tube (4x12AX7s,4x Svetlana EL34s) combo with reverb, 2 FX loops, and 5-way LED footswitch.

The brand new JCM2000 Triple Super Lead [TSL] Series takes the critically acclaimed circuitry of the JCM2000 Dual Super Lead [DSL] range and then goes one step further.

By giving you 3 independent channels and many innovative features, the all-valve TSL range puts an unheard of degree of control, flexibility, and, most importantly, TONE at your finger tips. From crystal clean to the mightiest Marshall roar, the TSL does it all.

The JCM2000 Dual Super Lead has been hailed by players and critics alike as "The best Marshall ever made."

Features
All valve powered. [4x Svetlana EL34 power valves]

3 independent channels for Clean, Crunch, and Lead

Mid Boost Switch for tonal options on the Clean channel plus Tone Shift on the Crunch and Lead channels

Unique Marshall Deep Switch on the Clean and Crunch/Lead channels adds extra low end resonance when selected

Separate Reverb for Clean and Crunch/Lead channels

Virtual Power Reduction [VPR] gives the extra saturation of a lower powered valve amp being driven hard

Power Amp Mute switch for silent recording

Separate FX Loops with front panel Mix controls and level selection for the Clean and Crunch/Lead channels

D.I. XLR Output with acclaimed Marshall Speaker Emulation

5-way foot controller for switching channels, Reverb, and FX Loop on/off

Channel 1 packs a mid-boost switch, while channels 2 and 3 feature independent "tone shift" buttons. The front-panel master section includes independent reverb, effects mix, and presence knobs for the clean channel, while the lead and crunch channels share a duplicate set of these controls.

Rear panel features include 3 extension speaker jacks (allowing for 4Q, 8Q, and 16Q loads), plus an XLR line out, which features the same speaker simulator found on Marshall's JMP 1 preamp. A front-panel output mute switch allows silent recording when you're using the XLR direct out. Two parallel effects loops are provided, each with its own level switch. Loop A operates on all channels when used by itself. However, when loop B is selected (for the crunch and lead channels), loop A is active on the clean channel only.

The TSL sports a heavy-duty, welded-steel chassis and tidy construction under the hood. Multiple PC boards grip most of the circuit components (including the 4 preamp tubes), and the sockets for the 4 Svetlana EL34s are mounted on a separate subchassis.

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-877-6863

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. (69 ratings)
Submitted September 8, 2007 by a customer from yahoo.com

"Reliable, awesome sounding amp - get one!"

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Can't see me changing to anything else, if it went missing I would have another.
Sound
Very wide range of sounds on crunch and lead channels, clean channel is a muted by comparison. Has enough power to rise above the rest of the band.
Features
The footswitch is the achilles heel of this amp, I've had mine repaired numerous times and even had a replacement from Marshall. It seems that the wiring isn't up to the job.
Ease of Use
If you can't get several usable sounds from this amp then you must be deaf!
Quality
See comments about footswitch, if that were sorted the amp would get a 10
Value
I bought this from a guy who had previously had a Mesa Boogie but preferred the Marshall. It's the best amp I've ever had for gigging - but it would be better if it could be powered down to 50 watts instead of 25.
Manufacturer Support
I live in the UK so when I took the amp to the Marshall factory they not only replaced the footswitch but carried out a service, replaced valves and other modifications all for free! Beat that!!
The Wow Factor
It does the job for me and is reliable.

Musical Background:

Gigging guitarist

Musical Style:

Blues, rock covers
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