A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
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Lazarus1140
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Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Even the clean chords sustain well ... that sounds great!
Even the clean chords sustain well ... that sounds great!
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Sweet oldschool tones!
Sounds great!
Sweet oldschool tones!
Sounds great!
MetalManiac
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Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Awesome. Nice playing. How do you like it compared to the others youve had ( Germino, Blockhead, Lovo, Emplexador, etc.).
You really are on a quest for the perfect Plexi tone..you coulda bought a real Plexi by now..lol.
Awesome. Nice playing. How do you like it compared to the others youve had ( Germino, Blockhead, Lovo, Emplexador, etc.).
You really are on a quest for the perfect Plexi tone..you coulda bought a real Plexi by now..lol.
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newking70
GrumpyWorfologist
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
i'am gonna start a tweed quest next. :smack:
i'am gonna start a tweed quest next. :smack:
Stratman
Guitaris Maximus
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Nice, You can also jump channels and mix the two channels for a better tone.
To do this you basically, use a short instrument cable to go from channel to channel - it works really well on JTM-45’s.
If you play a guitar with humbucker pickups.. you want to connect your guitar to the bright input.. top jack and then cross patch from the bottom bright jack to the top normal jack input. If you play single coil pickups.. you want to plug into top, normal input and cross patch from the bottom normal input to the top bright input. The logic here is you brighten the sound of the darker sounding humbuckers.. and you darken the sound of the really bright single coils. At first this sounds a little counter productive.. but metal panel Marshallls are incredibly bright amps. The cross patch will really fatten up the sound of any guitar.. and gives you more flexibility in sound... The caveate to all of this.. its going to be pretty damn loud!
Here is a picture for you (Not mine)
Nice, You can also jump channels and mix the two channels for a better tone.
To do this you basically, use a short instrument cable to go from channel to channel - it works really well on JTM-45’s.
If you play a guitar with humbucker pickups.. you want to connect your guitar to the bright input.. top jack and then cross patch from the bottom bright jack to the top normal jack input. If you play single coil pickups.. you want to plug into top, normal input and cross patch from the bottom normal input to the top bright input. The logic here is you brighten the sound of the darker sounding humbuckers.. and you darken the sound of the really bright single coils. At first this sounds a little counter productive.. but metal panel Marshallls are incredibly bright amps. The cross patch will really fatten up the sound of any guitar.. and gives you more flexibility in sound... The caveate to all of this.. its going to be pretty damn loud!
Here is a picture for you (Not mine)
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Andrew Lamprecht
Minion of One
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Really dig the sound of that amp man. Congrats. :friday:
Really dig the sound of that amp man. Congrats. :friday:
newking70
GrumpyWorfologist
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
the clips were made by brian wallace from marstran transformers.....he built the amp, and really knows his vintage marshalls. :fing2:
Nice tone dude! tasty licks too
the clips were made by brian wallace from marstran transformers.....he built the amp, and really knows his vintage marshalls. :fing2:
UberMetalDood
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Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Your amp sounds great. Classic stuff.
Your amp sounds great. Classic stuff.
MetalManiac
Li'l Junior Member
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Nice!
Reminds me a bit of the tone Steve got on that early Humble Pie stuff...I dig it!
Nice!
Reminds me a bit of the tone Steve got on that early Humble Pie stuff...I dig it!
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
My only issue with amps that big however master volumes are better than ever, attenuators are getting better every day and we have LOTS more speaker options than ever before so maybe you can really gig an amp like that these days??
How are your neighbors liking it?
My only issue with amps that big however master volumes are better than ever, attenuators are getting better every day and we have LOTS more speaker options than ever before so maybe you can really gig an amp like that these days??
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
Not really...a real JTM-45/100 is a 15k amps these days at the bottom of the market, clean examples break 20k not to mention many of them have replaced parts and are in poor condition these days.
For the price of a Wallace, Germino or Blockhead he could get into a mid 70's 1959, maybe even an early enough mid 70's to be hand wired but thats just a completely different amp.
Compared to a JTM-45/100 (or good, correct clone) a mid 70's 1959 is a loud, harsh, brash beast of an amp with far less dynamics and no where near as sweet of a break up...
Not really...a real JTM-45/100 is a 15k amps these days at the bottom of the market, clean examples break 20k not to mention many of them have replaced parts and are in poor condition these days.
For the price of a Wallace, Germino or Blockhead he could get into a mid 70's 1959, maybe even an early enough mid 70's to be hand wired but thats just a completely different amp.
Compared to a JTM-45/100 (or good, correct clone) a mid 70's 1959 is a loud, harsh, brash beast of an amp with far less dynamics and no where near as sweet of a break up...
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: A short clip from my new jtm 45/100
I play, just not very well...
I play, just not very well...
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