The one thing about this Amplifier that you should be well aware of before you buy one. Besides the fact that you want all original parts and certainly the transformer. You have to understand that this amp sounds completely different with each brand of tubes you put in it. Which can be a great thing and an annoying thing at the same time. Because if you find a tube match that you like you have to continually find that same brand. But if you Want a different sound You can just buy different tubes. So don't be discouraged when you check it out It doesn't sound right because it can if you just put new tubes in it.
Those are pretty much beaucoups easier to move than the 4X12. I am thinking of rewiring some of my 4X10s at 32 Ohms so that I can run pairs at 16 Ohms. Some of the antique Voxes in my array insist that I stick with the best impedance. One of them actually has a pair of jacks labeled to be hooked up to (a pair of) 32 Ohm cabinets.
Hello Andrew, just had a thought. In the first pre amp tube which is usually 12AX7 try a 5751 tube. The 12 is a 100 gain and the 5751 is a 70 gain. 5751 clean up the amp and also headroom. Its a mod without soldering...... you will probaby even like it . Let me know....
Exactly , nobody wants the Lug that thing around. The 4x10 cabinet is a much more manageable.Considerably lighter cabinet than the four twelve will ever be.
@@Andrew850 I’m putting mine up for sale. I just reserved it with new old stock from the 60s that my father had. It is definitely a barnburner now I am getting a blues Junior because I’m old. Lol.
just FYI.. I've had buzzing like that in Audio.. i never thought but have since discovered power supplies if they are cheap and not isolated power supplies make that buzzing sound
Yeah, there's a buzz in the PA speaker.I have since used a power conditioner and gotten rid of it.I'm probably gonna do another video Using this device Using the power conditioner without the annoying buzz
I’ve had mine (Mexican version ) since around 1997ish…never had a problem with it. Turn treble to 10, bass at 0, and volume at 10…sounds really nice. Also takes pedals (TS9) really well….for the price I got it ($125), never need to trade this….the overdrive channel is weird, and loud…. best to turn gain all the way down and increase volume to 7-9, and adjust guitar volume- dynamic.
My first Marshall that I bought new in 86 and eventually added a 2x12 1936 extension cabinet. I loved this amp and regret selling it but I moved up to stacks and regretfully sold it.
I own one and love it! Covers lots of ground, plus a really good reverb. For sure, as others have said, the clean channel kicks butt all by itself. I find myself using it more and more, and just using the drive channel for certain songs. It may not be as "pure" as a 2204/JCM, but it covers more ground.
All of these problems go away if you can keep your instrument in a room with the humidity around 46%. I recently just bought a humidifier, and it's working wonderfully for all of my instruments.
I have had my Peavey 410 Ultratube combo for YEARS. It has Blue Marvel 10" speakers and I absolutely LOVE it. I got it when I was 16 and ill never sell it.
Well if you see on the back there's many different Outlets. there's switched and unswitched And different delay times. The longer the delay the more the power conditioning. so they're basically separate circuits. The two different plugs are basically just the two different power sources for the two sides of the unit.
I'm always looking for the 2x12 version. I have a 1989 Marshall JCM800 4010 combo, it's bare bones, single channel. I actually was lucky enough to have Zakk Wylde sign mine back in 2007. My only complaint with mine was it came with a Celeston Wolverine speaker, which was a collaboration with Jensen and Celeston from what I found. However, the top end of that speaker will rip your head off lol. Use to give me headaches. So a few years ago I swapped in an Eminence DV-77 Mick Thompson speaker, absolutely amazing in this amp! I always run the volume around 3, so it's loud. I run a Radial JD7 Injector rack unit, it allows me to run the Marshall with my Carvin X-50B with 4x12 cab and a Peavey stereo chorus 2x12 combo and Peavey Bandit, both teal stripe series. 4 amps is loud, but the frequency spread and stereo sound is amazing, absolutely love it, and the Marshall definitely adds so much to the overall tone!
The pedal is matching intervals by using the guitar chordal pitch, which when used as an effect, it works great! It's hard nor to overuse it as well!@@subodhgodbole7266
Ça dépend beaucoup de l'acoustique de la pièce, j'ai enlevé tous les tapis, avec un sol en bois, pratiquement plus besoin de réverbe, sinon il faut en mettre beaucoup et avec des pédales à 200 euros ce n'est pas le top. Une réverbe pro, c'est 20 fois plus cher.
celestion.com/product/heritage-series-g12m/ The link above is the speaker that is very comparable if not exactly the same as the EVH speaker. When I was doing my research before I bought my Evh they were the same speaker and they're based on the 1960s design, which is the speaker that Eddie has used pretty much used his whole career. these speakers are incredibly hard to find right now and if you look at the specs of this speaker it's rated at 15 ohm and supposedly you can use it with a 8 ohm speaker cap. But the ones I was looking at the time was 8 ohm, and you can't even find them anymore.
I would also add, that if you actually do any research on Eddie's sound, he's using 2 celestion speakers and 2 JBL Speakers in his 4x4 cabinet. He gets all his high sparkly sound from those jbl,s.
I think I have the same one. I was using it with a Randall RD 5 and little amps like Hotone Heart attack, joyo zombie etc. Sounded good enough. Yesterday I plugged my Randall rg50t all tube and was blown away on all channels. That set up sounds and feels like a more modern way more expensive rig and it handles low end extremely well. mind blown. i never took marshall cabs seriously until now...
@@Andrew850 do you ever look at old pictures of evh warming up from like 84. You can clearly see he's using fenders but I can't tell the model. That's why I asked.
Maan, both sounds awesome! Whiteface more fuzzy and compressed, RAT2 seems to me like a more mojo and better tone. So hard to decide which one is actually better
I had the 4211 100W.Actually never needed to use the dirty channel. Pedals into the clean, turned up , sounded great.I had an OD2 , Dimension C and a DD2 delay.Nice to hear it again here.
