Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack 

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

try and find one in 5 years
The unitis the only one Ifind worthy Come on now Hendrix bank rolled the guy who had a drum shop and an idea
I thought that I was the only person to make tuned stereo guitar cabinets.and wth Solid construction. These 200 watt cabs give my 110s a run for their money,. I will have to get them in the shop and check the Sonar specs
The heads by themselves are going for ,.$2400 I got an Ampeg that went from $80 to $800 in one year. Guitar center insisted that I should buy 2 of the 410H plus greenbacks. I still might if they can price match

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I bought this amp with a TC Gsystem and love it. This is the ultimate amp for non modeling flexibility. So many channels to choose from and it is midi controllable! My favorite channel is 2 Green/orange and red. This thing is a workhorse and coupled with the cabs with the Vintage speakers it really sounds great.The slant cab is as you would expect, and totally rocks. What i found great was also the bottom cab, because it also has a slight angle to it (pointing up).**Be aware that the highest gain channels with massive gain are quite noisy when not playing. You will really want a ISP decimator to make these more manageable.The included footpedal is also very cool, and flexible. When I was looking for an amp to replace my old one that died by fire sprinklers, I looked at the Mesa Boogie Road King, the EVH, Peavy 6505, Eggnator, Mesa Boogie Lone Star, and countless others. I found my self coming back to this amp over and over again. In fact, I started out thinking that I wanted a Road King, or the EVH, but Marshall won out!

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I have used this amp numerous times at my former club gig. Its fantastic for larger clubs and stage shows but if you dont play in front of a 100-1000 audience reguly, there is no reason to own it. I recomend one of the single stack Marshalls because they are great for home practice and 50-500 audience gig.

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I love this amp! I bought it about two months ago. After walking into my local guitar shop it felt like a scene from Wayne's World. I saw the amp and immediatly got a hard on. I had to buy it. So everyday I walk in my living room and see it I get a hard on. Even when I sleep I dream about it and I get a hard on. I don't even play guitar, I just know if I ever heard a guitar being played through this amp I would cream. I Love This Amp!

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I started playing electric in Brasil in the 1960s and at the time the Beatles were huge and I wanted to sound like them. But, in Brasil Bossa Nova and latin sounds were the bread and butter of a snotty nosed corner musician.I read and purchased magazines like an addict over the years and dreamed of one day owning this amp or similar amp.I was on tour in United States and found one for sale in a magazine for 2,000. I raced over and purchased it. Oh I am in heaven.I use the programmable foot controls to switch between several gates and filters I have built myself from parts.I love the controls and how they are positively wired. I mean, you turn up and it goes up! Like it should. When playing and the audience is getting into your music you know when they need more.I have dreamed of owning an amp like this since before they invented it.If you feel like making your guitar one with the mood, this Marshall will do it.Thank you.

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I got this amp last year and I have not been able to stop playing it. I play a Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster and a Gibson Les Paul through it on a regular basis and am blown away every time by the amazing sound quality and power this amp packs. The four channels are almost too much, but they all sound great. The clean is great for blues, country, and Jazz, while crunch, OD1, and OD2 are all perfect for vintage fuzz, classic rock, and hard rock. This amp isn't cheap but you get what you pay for when it comes to tonality and overall quality. With a Marshall you want the best and this is virtually 4 of Marshalls greatest hits all in one.

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

After playing the crappy MG100HDFX that Marshall produced, I was in serious doubt that I would ever enjoy a Marshall amp again. However, the JVM410H is probably the greatest, most versatile Marshall amp ever produced. And for all of you out there who say, "No, VINTAGE Marshalls are WAAAY better!" Well, that's a lie. There has never been a better Marshall amp created, not even a vintage. The triple setting for each channel allows the user to dial in about any tone on the planet, the cleans are shimmering and nice, the medium-gain settings can produce a very Slash-like tone, and the high-gain Uber distortion kicks behind. Oh, and finally we have a programmable footswitch! I love this amp, and one day, when I have the cash, I'll buy it. You should too.

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I have wanted a Marshall amp for years. Well, I have one now and the head in this package is different than any I have ever seen or played thru. There is alot of diversity with this one. The four channels all with three settings are great. Many variations of sound enable me to color my collection of guitars to my desired tone. I have not explored the footswitch completely yet. This footswitch is supposed to be able to remember settings and plug into another head of this type. COOL! Ibanez sounds great thru this amp. Fender tele sounds great, too. The clean tones sound better than I ever remember from a Marshall. Michael Kelly guitars sound just amazing thru this amp. When purchasing this amp, I was looking for diversity. I found that for sure! The price is what it is, and the whole package is what it is, too. I am glad I put a pry bar in my wallet and bought this package. The neighbors have not said anything, so I guess no complaints. They must like Marshall also.Spendy as it is, You get what you pay for. Marshall has helped me to sound better than ever. You can too!! Get one if you can. Rock on with Marshall!!!

Comments about Marshall JVM410H, 1960AV, and 1960BV Tube Guitar Full Stack:

I love this amp, it is insane. I use it constantly on stage and while touring it is the best in the world. I use a Godin with it and it is sweet.