What does JCM stand for Marshall?
What does JCM stand for Marshall?
James Charles Marshall
The “JCM” stands for Jim’s full initials — James Charles Marshall.
Does Marshall still make JCM 800?
The JCM800 2203 is still available today as part of our Vintage Reissue series. All the classic features that made the amp so popular are still intact with the tonally transparent Series FX Loop being a modern touch.
Who designed the JCM800?
Marshall Amplification
The JCM800 series (Models 2203, 2204, 2205 and 2210) is a line of guitar amplifiers made by Marshall Amplification.
What does Marshall JVM stand for?
I know that the first Marshall, the JTM45, is essentially the “Beano” sound of Clapton on the Bluesbreaker album, hence the name amp’s nickname “Bluesbreaker.” I have the JVM model which i believe stands for James Victoria Marshall.
Can JCM800 do metal?
The JCM800 is the root for all great metal tones. It has the punch, the clarity, and plenty of gain when cranked. But if you need more just put a tube screamer in front of it or whatever.
What is the difference between JCM 800 and 900?
800 is midrangey and crnchy with good gain for hard rock, really loud. 900 has a similar voicing, is brighter, and has more gain.
What tubes are in a JCM 800?
The Marshall JCM800 Tube Set consists of 3 x 12AX7 preamp tubes, and 4 x EL34 power tubes. This JCM800 re-issue, 2203 model (’81-’84), is one of the most highly respected 100 Watt Marshall® heads. Originally evolving from the ‘Plexi’ head, the JCM800 was one of our first amplifiers to feature a Master Volume control.
Who used Marshall Plexi?
Jimi Hendrix
If there ever was a definitive Plexi tone, this was it. Eddie Van Halen, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Johnson all used Marshall heads with the core ’68 specs. When the last true Plexi heads were made in 1969, a template and a reputation had already been well established.
How many watts is a JCM 800?
100-watt
Marshall JCM800 2203 All-tube 100-watt Guitar Amplifier Head Features: Possibly the most iconic and most-played guitar amplifiers since the late ’70s. Single-channel operation with 3-band EQ – a simple design that’s easy to dial in great tones.
When did the JVM410H come out?
Step forward the JVM410H. First released in 2007, this 100w head was intended to roll every Marshall guitar sound you could want into one powerful package.
Who uses a Marshall JVM?
Bands and artists that have used the Marshall JVM series include Joe Satriani, Jon Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper, Children Of Bodum, John 5, Arch Enemy and Dave Mustaine. Cab wise, take a look at the Marshall 1960A and 1960B, or for something a bit smaller, the 1922 and 1936 cabs.
Why is the jcm800 so expensive?
They are so expensive because Marshall is cashing in, “on what once was!” The new re-issues do not sound anything like the originals and the originals were great beast. Here’s what’s funny, you could go to a custom builder and get one built for less and have it almost too Original specs, not the tamed down RI’s.
