BlackSG91
Well-Known Member
My YJM sounds killer when paired with my JCM1 when they are both plugged into 1 cab.
2203=100watt
2204=50watt
2205= 2 channels I think (I don't know much about them)
2210= either a 10w or 50w version of the 2205.
The one with the bigger number is usually the lower wattage. The 2203/2204 or 1959/1987 is a good example.
Marshall are damn confusing with all their names. If the YJM existed back in the 70's, it would probably be called something like "Marshall Jmp100/50 1959/1987 Plexi" since its 100/50 watts.
The VM is a great amp, but just not for me. I prefer a pure old vintage tone and I just wasn't able to get the tone I wanted out of my VM.
Thanks. That clears it up big time. I'm starting to get familiar with all the models. I used to own a Marshall for almost 16 years until I traded it up for my Twin-Reverb in 2006. It was a ValveState 80V (80 Watts of power!) combo. I sure miss that amplifier. It was my main gigging amp for years and it had the sound. I'll never forget that lovely burning Marshall smell when I first got that amp and plugged it in. I'm brushing up on my Marshall terminology since joining this forum and since I'm on my way to owning a TSL100 head, it will be good to have a Marshall back in my amplifier collection. I like all the different models, especially Plexi's. I guess the VM is a good amp, but it's just too sharp and I prefer much more the warm vintage tone as you mentioned.