MARSHALL JVM410H - from metal to clean and everything in between 

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Yes and worth mentioning that it does get closer to 800 and plexi sounds than any other amp. As well as having its own unique flavor when you dial it in right and more gain on tap than you could ever need. Really fuckin cool amp.

Thanks! Glad to hear man!

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Cool man! Thanks!

Nice! :-)

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Indeed 👌.

Thanks man!

Oh cool! Thanks JB! Glad to hear! 🙏☺️

Funny! I’m torn between a JVM & a Diezel VH2 myself :) Which Diezel?

You’re welcome! Would be cool! 🤘👍

Thanks man!

Thanks! 😊👍

Thanks! Glad to hear!

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You are wellcome!!!!

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Both are really versatile amps indeed 👌.

Thanks! To my knowledge it’s original.

Glad to hear! Thanks! 🤟🙏

Cool! Can’t go wrong with a Marshall cab with V30s 👌💪.

Thanks! Yeah it’s a great amp and years of different Marshall flavours in one housing 👌.

Hey zoom zoom, glad to see you here because I have question to you while you have engl artist and jvm410 together. I have fireball 100, it has cool modern metal tones I really love it but it doesn't give me iron maiden vibes, that's why I want another amp. I play in my room so no gigs etc. What do you think would you rather have marshall for iron maiden or can engl artist do that as well? If I go with marshall I'll get 4x12 bhw cab with g12h30, if I get artist I'll go with 4x12 engl pro cab which will look much better stacked with my current setup (fireball +2x12 engl cab). Thank you in advance

@@Krankenstein The Engl Artist is more classic hard rock, and very Marshall like to my ears. I have my Engl dialed in for '70s - '80s Kiss Paul Stanley tones, and he's been using these for the last several years - I even found his settings, and it can easily get AC/DC tones. The JVM410H gets even more variety which is what I wanted to cover a wide range of Marshall tones from JTM to DSL2000 / Silver Jubilee. It gets more gain than any other Marshall I've played. It does a good range of 1959SLP Plexi and JCM 800 - i.e., all close enough for me which is what I wanted. It's not going to do these other Marshalls better than the real thing, but I wanted variety. I haven't listened to much Maiden since many years ago, saw them a few times when they toured with Priest. Both really sound like Marshall JMP / JCM 800 would get you there, but investigate for yourself. For my favorite sounds, the Engl Artist covers them; the Marshall JVM410H covers them and more. For modern metal, I have Engl E530 preamp and E850/100 rack which I purchased new over a decade ago. Many good choices, IDK which is best for anyone else but me. Cheers!

@@zoomzoom3950 thanks a lot! While I'm looking for one specific sound probably I'll need one trick pony amp. Maybe jcm800 20w can bring me there, if it's still too loud for home I can get better attenuator, because it's much cheaper than those options. Is your JVM is too noisy btw? I mean I watched many JVM videos and all had so bad noises.

@@Krankenstein JVM isn't too noisy, not doing high gain but it gets noisier with high gain. Could be the shielding on the guitars? I have a noise gate pedal if it gets bad, always good to have IMO; same with EQ pedal. I don't use any dirt pedals with either amp, the EQ pedal can provide a slight clean boost.

Yeah! 800 is the king 💪😊

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Thanks! I hardly use anything in the loops so I don’t know. And I don’t own a JVM so I know even less 😎. Sorry dude!

V30s are great and when you mic a cab you’re going to mic one speaker anyway to avoid / minimize phasing issues (if mic’d with several mics) so it doesn’t really matter 😎. I mean of course it’d be cool to have other options too ’cos a speaker / cab is a big (actually lot bigger than many people think) part of the overall tone but IMO V30s works with basically anything.

@@EugeValovirta230V Good to know - thanks a lot for your answer, Euge. :3

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Depends on the electrical power etc. All my gear gets the power from Black Lion Audio power conditioner and it definitely improved the noise factor. Well actually unimproved but that’s the idea 😎. But on the other hand tube amps are always noise and that’s part of the charm 👌.

Already did and will release it in the near future 👍😎

My Fryette Fat Bottom 4x12 works great with everything. Boogie & Marshall 4x12s w/ V30s or Greenbacks (or both) never fails no matter the amp. IMO 😎. I hardly use cabs nowadays but St. Rock or Suhr Reactive Loads with Jens Bogren IRs 👌.

@@EugeValovirta230V thank you buddy! 🤗

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Hi Scott, no I haven’t but I guess it’s pretty much the same but with less channels 😎.

@@EugeValovirta230V After spending a bit of time with it now, I definitely agree. I'm running it into a evh 5150iii cab and it sounds massive. Also thanks for the inspiration to drop the sd1 back on my pedal board, such a great od pedal!

Awesome man! Glad to hear & you’re welcome! 👌😎

Thanks! Kinda yeah. In my experience only Plexi can do Plexi and 800 can do 800 really well. But this one, like the TSL100, can do those quite well. Especially TSL’s crunch channel is pretty much like 800. I mean they’re all Marshalls so can’t really go wrong with any 😎.

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I agree. I will release a comparison videos in the near future of this with 800 and TSL so you can hear 😎

@@EugeValovirta230V JCM800 is pure love. In defense for the JVM410, a polite amp can be really useful for some type of recordings. For high gain, I just prefer the "rawness" and bloomier sound that I found with a JCM800. Looking forward to your comparison video.

I couldn’t agree more with you 👌💪😎

I haven’t tried that amp but since it’s a Marshall it should be enough for small club gigs 👍.

@Jan Patrick It depends. Are you miced? What style do you play? Are you in a band? If you don't need that much gain and play alone, personally I'd recommend the Peavey Classic 20. Great great cleans et better distortion in my opinion. If you are in a band and not miced, a used EVH 5150 III 50w can cover a lot of genres. My two cents.

Thanks! What do you mean?

I have some audio feedback with my JVM410

Ah I see. Try lowering the gain, adding a noise gate, maybe you have single coil pickups which tends to be noisy, the tubes could be worn out etc. There could be many reasons so maybe you need to take it to an amp tech.

@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks for the advice man

Glad to hear! 😊🤟

Glad to hear! How come? 😎

If it came out 15 years ago and still kicks ass. I see no issue, not broke don't fix it. Ya know?

@@EugeValovirta230V Sorry for not answering sooner! RU-vid just notified me of a reply now. Don't know why i thought it was weird. It probably isn't as others started doing them as well. Now to decide. Get a JVM or keep stuffing the rack? Probably both!

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If anything gets me close to a good ol’ 800 I’ll go with that 👌. And TSL does that pretty good I must say 😎. Thanks!

@@EugeValovirta230V thanx that was my impression too. 🖤

None but a Suhr Reactive Load IR 👌

@@EugeValovirta230V thnx and can i ask you one other thing ? I want to buy a marshall cabinet to be precise i was thinking for mr1960b for heavy , thrash, and on some occasions and death metal . Have you played on this cabinet and if so whats your opinion . Same goes and for the jvm 410 h that i want to buy . Thanks again and have a nice day.

Sure! The standard 1960B has 75 watt Celestion speakers which I don’t like but 1960BV has Celestion V30 speakers which I really like so I’d get that cab. Or basically any good built cab with V30s will do 👌😎. The JVM is like many Marshalls in one amp so it’s a great amp and with that you can cover everything from cleans to aggressive high gain sounds. I’ve used so many different cabinets / speakers on many albums, shows, sessions but you really can’t go wrong with a Marshall cab with V30 speakers. I also like a lot my Fryette Fat Bottom cab which has Eminence P50E speakers which are kinda like a hybrid between V30s & Greenbacks 👌.

@@EugeValovirta230V Thank you!

My pleasure 😎🙏.

...but it makes it sound even tighter & better 👌. IMO 😉

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