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Does Splawn count as a Marshall amp?
that was a blank stare the amp was trying to fool you again, just do not feed it after midnight and you will be safe...- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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plexi/jtm/jmp
because all they have (right now) is VM and the jvm...I have played a few 1974x (I really love that amp) and a 1959 (it was a bit too breakup much for me) another question how close does the jvm get to nailing the different Marshall tones?- st.bede
- Post #19
- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Does Splawn count as a Marshall amp?
I guess what I am saying is...what fundelmentally difines an amp is it's sound not the name plate... does it sound like a x then it is an x he is not saying that he want's to call his splawn a marshall but how much can he tonally understand in relationship to other marshalls I say join...- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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eBay and Paypal
always a good standard most of my dealings with both have been good....however, it is by no ways 100% good..I have got few bad items of ebay...oh well- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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What speakers for my JMP1?
I think greenbacks are great speakers (have them in my bluesbreaker) but, I do not play high gain stuff... I had a jmp and used vintage 30s with it and it sounded great (but, I really like those vintage 30s)... can't you have both cabs...IMHO...the greenbacks are better for recording and...- st.bede
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Favorite Songs of yours?
ABB....Just Ain’t My Cross to Bear..great song two of my favs... Robin Trower: Day Of The Eagle and Victims Of The Fury I just dig those songs- st.bede
- Post #5
- Forum: The Backstage
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Hello
welcome.....right on (LP + marshall= good, very good)- st.bede
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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JVM or DSL?
very good advice...I have done this many times in my life...a lot of times I play a guitar in a store and I just think I need to buy it...later I come back with one of my axes and find out that mine is still better...:laugh2:...saved a lot of money by avoiding gut purchases- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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need help picking a marshall
:laugh2: that is the truth.... my two cents...I like to buy used to save a bit of money- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Marshall JCM - purchase date is approaching!
(my barley knowledgeable comment would be) out of the three jcm900 because....a lot of my "metal" freinds had thier 800s moded and to my knowledge that is why the 900s came out... and another reason is I liked the 800s the way they were and at the time I played blues rock type stuff...- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Hello Everybody!!! From Ca.
welcome....(I do miss my jcm800)- st.bede
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Need a little help VM and JTM45 reissue
yes, I own a (ri) bluesbreaker and I did try out a jvm at gc....the first thing I thought about the JVM was that it was very good but, it did not really nail that jtm5 sound...very close and very usable....I also like the vintage modern alot but the JVM wouyld be my pick between the two that...- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Marshall Head With The Best Clean Channel
jtm 45 with kt88s (still really good with 6L6s).....(I have heard that the jtm60s are good too but do not know 1st hand).... also, what type of clean tone....(don't kill me here) you might want to look at a VOX ac30....IMHO if you want a good "brittsh" type break up but, also want a great...- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Marshall Powerbreak
have to say...hot plate is the way to go....- st.bede
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- Forum: Marshall Amps
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Musicians Insurance
this forum is still pretty small (at least compared to MLP forum)...so you might want to ask your question on the mlp.... Les Paul Forums - MyLesPaul.com (of course you will have go out a buy a LP before you ask:laugh2:)- st.bede
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- Forum: The Backstage
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