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Andy Heurckmans · 09-13-2009, 03:03 PM

hello,

I'm not english , so if some things aren't clear, that's normal...

As I don't use a THD with the 1974x, It get's very loud when you wan't to have THE sound. (Of course a super lead is louder. Much louder.)
I did a gig recently in a bar (150 persons) with the 1974x and it was still a bit too loud (to get a overdrive sound).

I Own a Super lead (72: not a real plexi), because it is a great sounding amp, with a THD Hotplate. (Without one you barely get to use it). And, like I said: it has more bass (partially due to 4x 12 cab).

Hope this is clear.

Andy

PS I don't play stadion concerts , unfortunately

09-13-2009, 03:03 PM	#13 (permalink)
Andy Heurckmans Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 6	Re: Marshall 1974X /Plexi/JCM800 opinions? hello, I'm not english , so if some things aren't clear, that's normal... As I don't use a THD with the 1974x, It get's very loud when you wan't to have THE sound. (Of course a super lead is louder. Much louder.) I did a gig recently in a bar (150 persons) with the 1974x and it was still a bit too loud (to get a overdrive sound). I Own a Super lead (72: not a real plexi), because it is a great sounding amp, with a THD Hotplate. (Without one you barely get to use it). And, like I said: it has more bass (partially due to 4x 12 cab). Hope this is clear. Andy PS I don't play stadion concerts , unfortunately