Help with Marshall JMP-1
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ericmeyer4
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Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
you could use it straight into the in jack but it could sound bad as you are stacking 2 preamps on top of each other. then again it might not.
if those two heads have a fx loop i have seen it done this way.
guitar- input of the jmp-1- fx return on the head- speakers.
hope this helps,
edm
you could use it straight into the in jack but it could sound bad as you are stacking 2 preamps on top of each other. then again it might not.
if those two heads have a fx loop i have seen it done this way.
guitar- input of the jmp-1- fx return on the head- speakers.
hope this helps,
edm
Gearjoneser
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Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
You would be much better off mating the JMP-1 with a 2 channel tube power amp like a Mesa 2:90, 2:100, 50/50, 295, or the Marshall (gold) power amps that the unit was designed for.
To plug into a guitar amp, you'd have to plug it into the FX return. You'd be sacrificing the stereo sound, because you'd be in mono. Sometimes, preamps don't always sound right, going into another amp, since that amp was designed around it's preamp section.
It sounds fine to do it, if it's your only option, but eventually you'd be better off with a good power amp and either 2 cabs or 1 stereo cab.
You would be much better off mating the JMP-1 with a 2 channel tube power amp like a Mesa 2:90, 2:100, 50/50, 295, or the Marshall (gold) power amps that the unit was designed for.
To plug into a guitar amp, you'd have to plug it into the FX return. You'd be sacrificing the stereo sound, because you'd be in mono. Sometimes, preamps don't always sound right, going into another amp, since that amp was designed around it's preamp section.
It sounds fine to do it, if it's your only option, but eventually you'd be better off with a good power amp and either 2 cabs or 1 stereo cab.
M
MrHeavyMetal
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Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
I'm running my JMP-1 into a 2nd generation VS 120/120 Pro SS power amp (the successor to the gold 8008). The JMP-1 is very noisy on higher gain settings and I'd recommend using a Rocktron HUSH unit with it. And you'll be better off using the 9200 with it and a good cab.
I'm running my JMP-1 into a 2nd generation VS 120/120 Pro SS power amp (the successor to the gold 8008). The JMP-1 is very noisy on higher gain settings and I'd recommend using a Rocktron HUSH unit with it. And you'll be better off using the 9200 with it and a good cab.
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
I will say this...in my "Rack days" I ran an ADA MP-1 and a Marshall JMP-1 both with a 9200...killer set up, plain and simple the JMP-1/9200 is great for high gain tones, the cleans are good...keep in mind that these are NOT classic Marshall tones, but good tones either way.
I will say this...in my "Rack days" I ran an ADA MP-1 and a Marshall JMP-1 both with a 9200...killer set up, plain and simple the JMP-1/9200 is great for high gain tones, the cleans are good...keep in mind that these are NOT classic Marshall tones, but good tones either way.
ericmeyer4
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Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
JCC... why style of music do you play and why are you wanting the JMP-1 for? Also what gear do you currently have?
Maybe someone can chime in and recomend somthing for what you are trying to dol.
--edm
JCC... why style of music do you play and why are you wanting the JMP-1 for? Also what gear do you currently have?
Maybe someone can chime in and recomend somthing for what you are trying to dol.
--edm
Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
Well I know that at the moment some of the guitarists, if not all of them, from Iron Maiden use a JMP-1 and 9200, so they are obviously good amps. I have heard from two friends of mine. One has a JMP-1 with some other Marshall power amp (can't remember what), and he said that it's great. The other has a Marshall 1959SLP head and a Marshall cab and he also says that that is awesome. So I was wondering if I could use the JMP-1 and 1959SLP (or some other Marshall head) together or if a power amp was needed.
I play mostly heavy metal and I have a Fender Strat, with SD hot rails in neck/bridge if that makes a difference.
ericmeyer4 said:
Well I know that at the moment some of the guitarists, if not all of them, from Iron Maiden use a JMP-1 and 9200, so they are obviously good amps. I have heard from two friends of mine. One has a JMP-1 with some other Marshall power amp (can't remember what), and he said that it's great. The other has a Marshall 1959SLP head and a Marshall cab and he also says that that is awesome. So I was wondering if I could use the JMP-1 and 1959SLP (or some other Marshall head) together or if a power amp was needed.
I play mostly heavy metal and I have a Fender Strat, with SD hot rails in neck/bridge if that makes a difference.
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Help with Marshall JMP-1
You can run the JMP-1 into the front of a combo amp or head, but it doesn't sound very good, and you loose a lot of the flexibility...I used mine in the front of a combo amp until I got a 9200, it was a night and day difference!
JCC said:
You can run the JMP-1 into the front of a combo amp or head, but it doesn't sound very good, and you loose a lot of the flexibility...I used mine in the front of a combo amp until I got a 9200, it was a night and day difference!
