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'71 Marshall JMP 50 opinions

8/29/2000 3:13 AM
steve snider	'71 Marshall JMP 50 opinions Hi, I have taken the plunge on my first vintage Marshall. Even when I started playing in the 70's I always went for the new stuff, at that time a Princeton Reverb. Never played a Marshall from any year other than the 90s versions, DSL, TSL, 6100, and an Eighties JCM800. Currently have a couple Two Rocks, a Bogner Ecstasy and thought this JMP would be the ticket for the Vintage Marshall type tone and when dimed will put out some nice distortion. Would appreciate some feedback on how these babies sound and what I am to expect and since this has four inputs what is the correct way to "jump" the channels. Thanks, Steve

8/29/2000 3:13 AM

steve snider

'71 Marshall JMP 50 opinions

Hi,

I have taken the plunge on my first vintage Marshall. Even when I started playing in the 70's I always went for the new stuff, at that time a Princeton Reverb. Never played a Marshall from any year other than the 90s versions, DSL, TSL, 6100, and an Eighties JCM800. Currently have a couple Two Rocks, a Bogner Ecstasy and thought this JMP would be the ticket for the Vintage Marshall type tone and when dimed will put out some nice distortion. Would appreciate some feedback on how these babies sound and what I am to expect and since this has four inputs what is the correct way to "jump" the channels.

Thanks,

Steve

Replies:

Peter S Steve, Along with Tweed Ba... -- 8/29/2000 3:23 AM
Dave M. q{I have taken the plunge on my fir... -- 8/29/2000 3:36 AM
steve snider Thanks Guys! I know this amp differ... -- 8/29/2000 4:32 AM
Trace Steve;I like to plu... -- 8/29/2000 12:55 PM
MikeZ i built 50W plexi a la doug hoffman... -- 8/31/2000 5:19 PM
Ethan How to set JMP for Ultimate tone (Zep meets Halen) -- 9/1/2000 8:23 PM
steve snider Re: '71 Marshall JMP 50 opinions -- 9/1/2000 9:31 PM