JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
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Empty Pockets
BadHairDayologist
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Noisegate is actually a good idea for that amp...but at the expense of reverb?
I'd still rather have a Vintage Modern.
Noisegate is actually a good idea for that amp...but at the expense of reverb?
I'd still rather have a Vintage Modern.
FretFire
SingedFingerologist
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Four channels? That seems odd, I would expect to be able to cover Satch's gain range with 1 channel and a couple of pedals, or 2 channels and a pedal (or just 3 channels
). He pretty much does clean, mildly dirty, and nuclear.
Four channels? That seems odd, I would expect to be able to cover Satch's gain range with 1 channel and a couple of pedals, or 2 channels and a pedal (or just 3 channels
). He pretty much does clean, mildly dirty, and nuclear.9unslin9er
New member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
4 separate channels is a little overkill.
I don't really see what was wrong with the JSX. That thing sounded awesome. He had his own identity with Peavey, now he's like every other guitarist building off the JVM. Maybe that's what he's going for after joining Chickenfoot. Who knows?
4 separate channels is a little overkill.
I don't really see what was wrong with the JSX. That thing sounded awesome. He had his own identity with Peavey, now he's like every other guitarist building off the JVM. Maybe that's what he's going for after joining Chickenfoot. Who knows?
9unslin9er
New member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
When he came out with the Vox Satchurator pedal, I remember him saying he just uses the clean channel on the JSX and uses the pedal for distortion.
Don't see the point of a new endorsement other than $$$ or GAS.
When he came out with the Vox Satchurator pedal, I remember him saying he just uses the clean channel on the JSX and uses the pedal for distortion.
Don't see the point of a new endorsement other than $$$ or GAS.
JOLLY
Super Simonologist
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
The reverbs on my JVM410H are always completely off.
SlyFoxx
Glossless
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Yes my Jolly friend but I like to use mine.
I'm wondering how much of the gain Satch uses. Yeah the amp can get noisy but man you really gotta be slathering on the gain before is becomes really bad. The most gain I use is CH3 orange at just under 10 o'clock.
Yes my Jolly friend but I like to use mine.
I'm wondering how much of the gain Satch uses. Yeah the amp can get noisy but man you really gotta be slathering on the gain before is becomes really bad. The most gain I use is CH3 orange at just under 10 o'clock.
fretburner
Well-known member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
"...Clean based on the 6100...
Crunch had some AFD100 circuitry"
MESSE12: Marshall Joe Satriani JVM Head
"...Clean based on the 6100...
Crunch had some AFD100 circuitry"
MESSE12: Marshall Joe Satriani JVM Head
fretburner
Well-known member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Have you stopped using the Peavey JSX amps completely?
I haven’t used the JSX amps since the Chickenfoot tour started over a year ago. We did that first club tour through the U.S. back in May of last year. When I got back, I met Sammy at his studio. We both plugged into some Marshalls that we had and we thought, “We gotta go back to playing Marshalls!” We knew what Chickenfoot really needed. He was playing is own Crate model before that. Just like that, the two of us switched to Marshall. The next week we flew to Vienna and Marshall had a bunch of amps waiting for us. Then I started trying to figure out how to use the JVMs, and I’ve had a lot of fun with those amps. They’ve been really amazing sounding on the Chickenfoot tour, and they wound up having a great presence on my new solo record.
They’re so articulate, which is so unusual when you’re looking for an amp that can handle lots of levels of gain. The engineer Santiago Alvarez at Marshall figured out a way to get them to be big and ballsy. They have a way of being very articulate, which really helps me out when I’m trying to concentrate on phrasing. I want people to hear every little nuance of my picking.
Interview: Joe Satriani - Into the Wormhole
Have you stopped using the Peavey JSX amps completely?
I haven’t used the JSX amps since the Chickenfoot tour started over a year ago. We did that first club tour through the U.S. back in May of last year. When I got back, I met Sammy at his studio. We both plugged into some Marshalls that we had and we thought, “We gotta go back to playing Marshalls!” We knew what Chickenfoot really needed. He was playing is own Crate model before that. Just like that, the two of us switched to Marshall. The next week we flew to Vienna and Marshall had a bunch of amps waiting for us. Then I started trying to figure out how to use the JVMs, and I’ve had a lot of fun with those amps. They’ve been really amazing sounding on the Chickenfoot tour, and they wound up having a great presence on my new solo record.
They’re so articulate, which is so unusual when you’re looking for an amp that can handle lots of levels of gain. The engineer Santiago Alvarez at Marshall figured out a way to get them to be big and ballsy. They have a way of being very articulate, which really helps me out when I’m trying to concentrate on phrasing. I want people to hear every little nuance of my picking.
Interview: Joe Satriani - Into the Wormhole
richard parker
Active member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Wait a couple of years for the Bogner JS head. Mr B also seems to be putting out product to enhance his retirement plan.
Wait a couple of years for the Bogner JS head. Mr B also seems to be putting out product to enhance his retirement plan.
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Unless it's a Fender, outboard reverbs are usually better anyways.
Unless it's a Fender, outboard reverbs are usually better anyways.
kevlar3000
Bullet Proof Toneologist
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
That kind of defines everything I would not like in an amp, I have a knob limit....
That kind of defines everything I would not like in an amp, I have a knob limit....
USAPatriot
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Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
A noise gate is a great idea. I'd think 2 channels, 3 max, would be enough though. Keep the reverb, and the noise gate.
Does anyone else make an amp with a noise gate built in? I can't think of one offhand. Modelers don't count for this question. -Rod-
A noise gate is a great idea. I'd think 2 channels, 3 max, would be enough though. Keep the reverb, and the noise gate.
Does anyone else make an amp with a noise gate built in? I can't think of one offhand. Modelers don't count for this question. -Rod-
GuitarGuy503
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Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
The Egnater Armageddon is the only one that I know of. Having said that, the built in noisegate idea is a fairly new thing...
The Egnater Armageddon is the only one that I know of. Having said that, the built in noisegate idea is a fairly new thing...
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J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Maybe he just really enjoys hobnobbing with artist relations people. Imagine if he switched to Duncan, then he could hang out with Evan and maybe we could get him here for a special guest appearance.
Maybe he just really enjoys hobnobbing with artist relations people. Imagine if he switched to Duncan, then he could hang out with Evan and maybe we could get him here for a special guest appearance.
9unslin9er
New member
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
Again...what was wrong with the JSX?
Nothing.
Again...what was wrong with the JSX?
Nothing.
J
Jessie's ghost
Guest
Re: JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Signature Head
What's usually wrong with a successful, well-regarded signature model? Not a whole lot, except that it has the misfortune of not being the next signature model.
What's usually wrong with a successful, well-regarded signature model? Not a whole lot, except that it has the misfortune of not being the next signature model.