Marshall JVM410HJS + 2008 Gibson Les Paul Standard 

Thanks dude!

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it! :)

Thanks! Yeah, this amp sounds pretty amazing!

Thanks dude! Yeah, probably best friends :D

Thanks man!

Thanks man ! Really appreciated :)

JVM410HJS.

@@SaintFredrocks EXACTLY THOSE 2 AMPS HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON EXCEPT EXTERNAL LOOKS INSIDE...HUGE DIFFERENCE APPLES AND ORANGES.

Thanks a lot! :)

I got it a couple of days ago and love it! Once I got used to the semi-acoustic response, my other solid LP feels a little dead. You really have to give things a fair go sometimes…

Thanks! Sorry, but can't remember the exact settings.

Thanks dude! Well you have to keep in mind that you hear my whole signal chain with the 4x12 and a mic. So it might sound a bit different than you hear your amp in your room .

Thanks! There's a JVM test video on my channel where you can see all the settings I use :)

Hey thanks Kenneth! :) Yeah..I tested both the JVMH and the JVMHJS and liked the JS version much more. These are Burstbucker Pros! Didn't change them! :)

Jens Ambrosch nice Brother..Ive been playing for 45 years bit only 7 years right handed.switched over after bad wreck crushed my right knuckles..lol..but it was very difficult for me. I always played left handed but on a right handed guitar strung right handed.was just a child when I started and no lessons or help from anyone.thought i was playing the right way because of a picture of Jimmy Hendricks.lol.any way your an awesome gutarist and im proud to be a friend of yours.

Hi, thanks! I don't use any effects except reverb and delay in this video. It's just the amp and guitar for the main sound. Go check out my Marshall Sound Test video. There you see some settings I use for this amp! :)

Check the bias on your amp. Marshall usually bias' the amps too cold. This amp rocks when biased properly.

Hi, thanks!! I actually can't tell you the exact settings because I don't have the amp with me right now. But I try my best. The amp was on the OD2 channel in orange mode. Volume around 6, Bass around 6, Mids around 4, Treble around 5 and Gain at 6. Master Volume was at 5. I recorded it with a Marshall 4x12 1960AV and a Sennheiser E906 placed between the centre and the edge of the speaker. Also I added the Boss GT-100 for some reverb and delay. That's it I guess! :) Thanks again :)

Great sound. Great playing. Proof once again that there is nothing in music as cool as a Les Paul and a Marshall. I have a 91 Gibson LP Standard and the JVM410HJS too. You captured the sound really well. I read those settings. That is pretty damn loud for in the house! I can hear that the power tubes are working. I don't hear any windows rattling in the recording though! You're not wearing headphones, so how did you record? Are your monitors playing back that loud? Are you using an iso booth for the cab? What pickups are in the 2008 LP? And one more question if you don't mind .... what setting are you using on the E906? Thanks!

Thanks! Haha, yep...no window rattling. Actually it is not that loud because I lower the output of my Boss GT-100. It is in the loop of the amp. So I could turn the amp up all the way and still be quite if I turn down the Boss. It is loud, but just enough that the cab works properly. Also I'm wearing In-Ears...they're just coverd under my hair. In addition I have something like the Bonamassa amp shield in front of my cab. So it blocks a lot of the sound. Otherwise my neighbour would kill me I think :D So no monitors and no iso cab. The Pickups are the stock Burstbucker Pros. I think the E906 was on the flat setting. No problem! If you have more questions let me know :)

Are you using the serial loop? When I was using a TC Electronic D TWO rack unit for delays I had that in the serial loop. Sounded great. I added a TC Electronic G Force in the other loop and that covers a lot more ground, but I liked the D TWO delays a little better, especially the 2290 settings. The G Force creates a hum in the serial loop. I contacted Marshall and they said I should use that unit in the other loop. That worked! Sounds more open too. Still experimenting with the best ways to use the options available on the amp and the G Force. The G Force requires time to get your effects balanced, but it's a cool unit (with a tuner). It is designed to be used just before the power amp. I used to use it between a JMP1 and 9200 power amp. Love my JVM410HJS and Les Paul though. I actually just bought another LP today. It's a great day! I use a shield in the house too: Several Luann doors hinged around the cab with carpet squares on them and plexiglass across the front. Still recording. I think I need to try a e906 after hearing this video though! Great Jam. Great sound. I put it on when I am online just to get the adrenaline going.

Yes, I'm using the serial loop. Yeah..it's a never ending story because there are so many possibilities! I use my Boss with the 4 cable method. So it's actually in the loop and in the front. What's cool about the Boss is that you can change the order of your effects. So I could say I want a delay in front or in the loop without changing any cables. Also with reverb and modulations there are endless opportunities. If you buy a guitar it's always a great day :) The E906 is really cool. It has a natural sound to it. I think it doesn't affect the sound too much. Thanks again! That's awesome! Have fun with your LP!! :)

Danke! :) Der Backingtrack ist in der Videobeschreibung verlinkt!

Ist ein Riff, der mir spontan eingefallen ist, als ich das Video aufgenommen hab. Kein bestimmter Song :)

Hey, yes OD1 with mid shift off!

Killer amp for sure! I'm using a Marshall 1960AV 4x12 cab.

Danke :)

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Only the gain of the amp! The Boss just gave me delay and reverb in this clip!

That's the answer I was expecting. Great sounding amp. Lots of delays back when they were first coming out. I ordered and waited for months. I finally emailed Marshall and maybe by coincidence mine finally showed up about 2 weeks later. Life is good.

I used the Boss GT-100 for some delay and reverb. But can't remember the exact settings, sorry.

Hey! Volume around 6, Bass around 6, Mids around 4, Treble around 5 and Gain at 6. Master Volume was at 5. I recorded it with a Marshall 4x12 1960AV.

Jens Ambrosch very loud! 😂😂👍 thnks mate!

What Channel and mode? Great playing. At that volume I am surprised the camera wasn't shaking;-)

I'm not quite sure but I guess it was OD1 in orange mod. That's basically my lead sound. Well...I think it was close :D

Nope...everything is original! :)

Sounds so good man

Hey, it's called Going Down. I think it's from Freddie King..but there is a version with Bonamassa and some other cool dudes on RU-vid! :)

Jens Ambrosch thank you brother..awesome song.my les paul is an 80 black custom through my jvm410 h..you got tallent my friend.awesome playin' and tones

No problem! :) great! And thank you very much!! :)

Pretty light. Around 3.5kg I would say.

@@JensAmbrosch wow nice.. I thought Les Pauls were really heavy. Thanks for the reply!

@@ze-ce.cra_ Well I guess yeah. But this one is chambered so it's really not that heavy.

That's the Joe Satriani Signature head :)