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MonstersOfTheMidway · 06-19-2008, 11:04 AM

JVM 410H. Yeah, it's a bit pricey right now, but well worth it. So many sonic possibilities: four channels with three modes for each channel, reverb control for each channel, MIDI control, connections for 4, 8, 16 ohns single cab or for two cabinets rated at 8 or 16 ohms each, independent gain control for each channel, two different types of effects loops with a mix control for one loop, two master volume controls (say, one control for rhythm and one for solos), oh yeah, and did I mention it is LOUD.
I purchased the JVM 410h in late February of 2008 and I must say that it is perfect: no problems with tubes, switches, fuses, soldering job, transformers, etc. It is a perfect Marshall that I will NEVER sell. DSL, TSL, JCM 800, etc. are all excellent amps that I would never hesitate to own, but after trying them all out, the JVM 410H was the right choice for me.

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MonstersOfTheMidway Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 47	Re: What Marshall Should I Buy!!!!!!!!!!!!! JVM 410H. Yeah, it's a bit pricey right now, but well worth it. So many sonic possibilities: four channels with three modes for each channel, reverb control for each channel, MIDI control, connections for 4, 8, 16 ohns single cab or for two cabinets rated at 8 or 16 ohms each, independent gain control for each channel, two different types of effects loops with a mix control for one loop, two master volume controls (say, one control for rhythm and one for solos), oh yeah, and did I mention it is LOUD. I purchased the JVM 410h in late February of 2008 and I must say that it is perfect: no problems with tubes, switches, fuses, soldering job, transformers, etc. It is a perfect Marshall that I will NEVER sell. DSL, TSL, JCM 800, etc. are all excellent amps that I would never hesitate to own, but after trying them all out, the JVM 410H was the right choice for me.