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dmnall · 07-03-2009, 02:39 PM

I would agree with American Viking, jcmcmp or paolo.. Plus I will add the Marshall Major is not only expensive but if anything else is wrong is very expensive. Plus the Majors do not have the traditional Marshall tone, think of a Fender Twin Reverb *minuis reverb* on steroids and they need to be modded with a master volume to be even remotely playable!

Cheers,
Charlie

07-03-2009, 02:39 PM	#5 (permalink)
dmnall Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 204	Re: JCM800 2204, 2210, or a Marshall Major? I would agree with American Viking, jcmcmp or paolo.. Plus I will add the Marshall Major is not only expensive but if anything else is wrong is very expensive. Plus the Majors do not have the traditional Marshall tone, think of a Fender Twin Reverb minuis reverb on steroids and they need to be modded with a master volume to be even remotely playable! Cheers, Charlie __________________ Charlie Amps 1994 Marshall JCM900 2100 SL-X 100 watt Head Genz Benz 4x12 cab 4x 75 watt celestion speakers Line6 Spider 3 30 watt with 1x 12 celestion and FBV Express Pedal late night practice amp* Guitars 1985 Fender Stratocaster '62 reissue Fiesta Red 2006 Gibson Les Paul Studio Alpine White Gold HW 2005 ESP LTD MHB400 Black Baritone 1992 Jackson Professional Rhoads Pro Dark M. Blue 2006 Martin D16 GT