JMP-1 through 2204
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Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: JMP-1 through 2204
Billy Gibbon's tone is constructed that way. His rig always changes, but it's usually got a JMP-1 going. I think they're better mated to a Marshall, Mesa, VHT, or Peavey
stereo power amp, though, to take advantage of the wider stereo sound.
If you tweak that preamp just right, it'll sound best through a Marshall's FX return jack,
but possibly good straight into the front, if it doesn't have an FX loop.
Billy Gibbon's tone is constructed that way. His rig always changes, but it's usually got a JMP-1 going. I think they're better mated to a Marshall, Mesa, VHT, or Peavey
stereo power amp, though, to take advantage of the wider stereo sound.
If you tweak that preamp just right, it'll sound best through a Marshall's FX return jack,
but possibly good straight into the front, if it doesn't have an FX loop.
59paul
New member
Re: JMP-1 through 2204
Thanks, Gearjoneser. I remember you saying before that the Rev. used the JMP-1. I'd have to run er straight into the front, cause I don't have an FX loop. But....I do have more than one 2204 rig LOL Hmmmmm......guess I could run a couple 2204 1/2 stacks in stereo??? Might have to pick me up a JMP-1 just to play around with it LOL
Thanks, Gearjoneser. I remember you saying before that the Rev. used the JMP-1. I'd have to run er straight into the front, cause I don't have an FX loop. But....I do have more than one 2204 rig LOL Hmmmmm......guess I could run a couple 2204 1/2 stacks in stereo??? Might have to pick me up a JMP-1 just to play around with it LOL
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: JMP-1 through 2204
The JMP1 is a great piece; you have to make sure that the output of the preamp doesn't overload the input to the head, tho, as it may cause damage. It's usually NOT a good idea to have more than one preamp in line in a system at once, since the noise may get out of hand.
The JMP1 is a great piece; you have to make sure that the output of the preamp doesn't overload the input to the head, tho, as it may cause damage. It's usually NOT a good idea to have more than one preamp in line in a system at once, since the noise may get out of hand.
