Which cab

longfxukxnhair · 03-17-2010, 12:51 PM

Which Marshall cab would work best with a JVM410? And what about the 1960DM? Is there anything special about this cab?
Thanks.

rjohns1 · 03-17-2010, 01:04 PM

Any 1960 variation would be fine. What's wrong with your blue ones?

longfxukxnhair · 03-17-2010, 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjohns1

Any 1960 variation would be fine. What's wrong with your blue ones?

My 6100 is using the blue set and my 6100lm is using my 1960 cab. When I get my JVM410 I want it to have its own cab. But I am not sure I want to go with a 1960 cab. I know very little about cabs. I am branching out. LOL

LPMarshall hack · 03-17-2010, 01:40 PM

My friend has a JVM410 and he plays thru a 1960AX. Sounds awesome. I tried it with my 1960 BV and it also sounded great. I think you'd be happy with either one, IMO. I don't know anything about the Mustaine cab tho...

manktelow · 03-17-2010, 03:08 PM

The Marshall 1960DM Dave Mustaine signature speaker cabinet. Every single piece of the 1960DM speaker cab is cut to size and shape in the Marshall woodshop, useing precision equipment and machinery. Finger joints and specialist wood glue are used to join together the top,base, and side pieces to form the basic cab structure, which is then placed inside a radio frequency press. Clamps within the press ensure that the cab will be square and true while the radio frequencies create strong and durable joints that will stand up to the harshest punishment. Once out of the huge cab cooker and before being hand sanded, the baffle board is fixed into position and hand sealed, giving the 1960DM speaker a more focused, aggressive response when complete. Next stop is the covering dept. where the slate black, carbon fiber effect vinyl covering is applied. This Kevlar- inspired material sets the 1960DM speaker apart from everything else on the market. All covering material is cut to size and shape by hand. The finishing dept.then adds the internal wiring, handles, protective corners, and the diamond punched, steel kick grille- the first to be featured on a full production 1960 speaker cabinet. This is manufactured in-house from mild steel, before being powder coated and fixed into position. A Marshall logo and a special Dave Mustaine signature plaque complete the speaker cab frontage. The speakers are Vintage 70-watt G12-V30 Celestions, after many hours of testing, with each one capable of, delivering thunderous, yet tight and controlled sonics. The hand sealed cabinet back ensures the sound is projected forward, further aiding the tonal response and impact of these mighty 280-watt speaker cabinets. Also receive a product completion certificate, signed by the craftsmen who created the cabinet. Heavy-duty dustcover featuring custom artwork. The above description was taken from the Musicians Friend website Price is 1200 dollars.

longfxukxnhair · 03-17-2010, 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by manktelow

The Marshall 1960DM Dave Mustaine signature speaker cabinet. Every single piece of the 1960DM speaker cab is cut to size and shape in the Marshall woodshop, useing precision equipment and machinery. Finger joints and specialist wood glue are used to join together the top,base, and side pieces to form the basic cab structure, which is then placed inside a radio frequency press. Clamps within the press ensure that the cab will be square and true while the radio frequencies create strong and durable joints that will stand up to the harshest punishment. Once out of the huge cab cooker and before being hand sanded, the baffle board is fixed into position and hand sealed, giving the 1960DM speaker a more focused, aggressive response when complete. Next stop is the covering dept. where the slate black carbon fiber effect vinyl covering is applied. This Kevlar- inspired material sets the 1960DM speaker apart from everything else on the market. All covering material is cut to size and shape by hand. The finishing dept.then adds the internal wiring,handles, protective corners, and the diamond punched,steel kick grille- the first to be featured on a full production 1960 speaker cabinet. This is manufactured in-house from mild steel, before being powder coated and fixed into position. A Marshall logo and a special Dave Mustaine signature plaque complete the speaker the speaker cab frontage. The speakers are Vintage 70-watt G12-V30 Celestions, after many hours of testing, with each one capable of, delivering thunderous, yet tight and controlled sonics. The hand sealed cabinet back ensures the sound is projected forward, further aiding the tonal response and impact of these mighty 280-watt speaker cabinets. Also receive a product completion certificate, signed by the craftsmen who created the cabinet. Heavy-duty dustcover featuring custom artwork. The above description was taken from the Musicians Friend website Price is 1200 dollars.

Thanks for the copy and paste job.

manktelow · 03-17-2010, 03:25 PM

I wish I knew how to copy and paste. That was my copy by one finger typing. I had to wait for Fedex to show up, so I had the time. Your welcome.

longfxukxnhair · 03-17-2010, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by manktelow

I wish I knew how to copy and paste. That was my copy by one finger typing. I had to wait for Fedex to show up, so I had the time. Your welcome.

Thx. I read that online. I wanted to know aside from the "custom" cab is it any different than other marshall cabs. Is the DM any different than the 1960 av/bv?

***crossroadsnyc*** · 03-17-2010, 04:42 PM

Are you planning on purchasing a new or used cab?

longfxukxnhair · 03-17-2010, 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crossroadsnyc

Are you planning on purchasing a new or used cab?

Probably new. But I am open if you have any ideas regarding used.

MM54 · 03-18-2010, 06:30 PM

In Dave Mustaine's own words (I saw an interview once): "We basically took the 1960 and bulletproofed it."

steelowar · 03-18-2010, 06:44 PM

I've spent the last few weeks researching a cab to get with a JVM410H. I looked at the two you're talking about. As far as I can tell there are very subtle differences between the two.

If you look closely the dimensions for the DM it is slightly different than the 1960.
Marshall Amps :: 1960DM
Marshall Amps :: Cabinets
The DM actually calculates to less cubic cm. Strangely enough the DM weighs more and that could be due to the fact that it has the metal front cover.

Personally I ordered the 1960BV because of the price. GC had 15% off trade up and they combo the JVM with the 1960 cabs (not DM however). I must say though I'd be jealous of anyone who got their hands on a JVM410HCF + 1960DM setup, it looks and probably sounds awesome.

longfxukxnhair · 03-18-2010, 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steelowar

I've spent the last few weeks researching a cab to get with a JVM410H. I looked at the two you're talking about. As far as I can tell there are very subtle differences between the two.

If you look closely the dimensions for the DM it is slightly different than the 1960.
Marshall Amps :: 1960DM
Marshall Amps :: Cabinets
The DM actually calculates to less cubic cm. Strangely enough the DM weighs more and that could be due to the fact that it has the metal front cover.

Personally I ordered the 1960BV because of the price. GC had 15% off trade up and they combo the JVM with the 1960 cabs (not DM however). I must say though I'd be jealous of anyone who got their hands on a JVM410HCF + 1960DM setup, it looks and probably sounds awesome.

Thanks for the info. I have a 1960 so I am wondering if I should try a diff cab?

03-17-2010, 12:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
longfxukxnhair Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 24,089	Which cab Which Marshall cab would work best with a JVM410? And what about the 1960DM? Is there anything special about this cab? Thanks. __________________ Phucked up from the left side down

03-17-2010, 01:04 PM	#2 (permalink)
rjohns1 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 2,019	Re: Which cab Any 1960 variation would be fine. What's wrong with your blue ones?

03-17-2010, 01:40 PM	#4 (permalink)
LPMarshall hack Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 4,272	Re: Which cab My friend has a JVM410 and he plays thru a 1960AX. Sounds awesome. I tried it with my 1960 BV and it also sounded great. I think you'd be happy with either one, IMO. I don't know anything about the Mustaine cab tho... __________________ 2500 1960BC Peavey Vypyr 15 1989 LP Custom Piece of crap Epi LP-100

03-17-2010, 03:08 PM	#5 (permalink)
manktelow Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 134	Re: Which cab The Marshall 1960DM Dave Mustaine signature speaker cabinet. Every single piece of the 1960DM speaker cab is cut to size and shape in the Marshall woodshop, useing precision equipment and machinery. Finger joints and specialist wood glue are used to join together the top,base, and side pieces to form the basic cab structure, which is then placed inside a radio frequency press. Clamps within the press ensure that the cab will be square and true while the radio frequencies create strong and durable joints that will stand up to the harshest punishment. Once out of the huge cab cooker and before being hand sanded, the baffle board is fixed into position and hand sealed, giving the 1960DM speaker a more focused, aggressive response when complete. Next stop is the covering dept. where the slate black, carbon fiber effect vinyl covering is applied. This Kevlar- inspired material sets the 1960DM speaker apart from everything else on the market. All covering material is cut to size and shape by hand. The finishing dept.then adds the internal wiring, handles, protective corners, and the diamond punched, steel kick grille- the first to be featured on a full production 1960 speaker cabinet. This is manufactured in-house from mild steel, before being powder coated and fixed into position. A Marshall logo and a special Dave Mustaine signature plaque complete the speaker cab frontage. The speakers are Vintage 70-watt G12-V30 Celestions, after many hours of testing, with each one capable of, delivering thunderous, yet tight and controlled sonics. The hand sealed cabinet back ensures the sound is projected forward, further aiding the tonal response and impact of these mighty 280-watt speaker cabinets. Also receive a product completion certificate, signed by the craftsmen who created the cabinet. Heavy-duty dustcover featuring custom artwork. The above description was taken from the Musicians Friend website Price is 1200 dollars. __________________ 2061X

03-17-2010, 03:25 PM	#7 (permalink)
manktelow Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 134	Re: Which cab I wish I knew how to copy and paste. That was my copy by one finger typing. I had to wait for Fedex to show up, so I had the time. Your welcome. __________________ 2061X

Today
Marshall Amps	Sponsored Links __________________ This advertising will not be shown in this way to registered members. Register your free account today and become a member on Marshall Amp Forum

03-17-2010, 04:42 PM	#9 (permalink)
*crossroadsnyc* Moderator Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: NYC Posts: 8,128	Re: Which cab Are you planning on purchasing a new or used cab?

03-18-2010, 06:30 PM	#11 (permalink)
MM54 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Erie, PA Posts: 7,779	Re: Which cab In Dave Mustaine's own words (I saw an interview once): "We basically took the 1960 and bulletproofed it." __________________ -Matt If you don't understand what I'm saying, assume I'm making a joke. Trust me. Lachesky Amplifiers - Home of the CA10 Orders for 2013 CA10s are now being accepted! "... And I come from a place where they drag your hopes through the mud because their own dreams are all dying"

03-18-2010, 06:44 PM	#12 (permalink)
steelowar Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 3	Re: Which cab I've spent the last few weeks researching a cab to get with a JVM410H. I looked at the two you're talking about. As far as I can tell there are very subtle differences between the two. If you look closely the dimensions for the DM it is slightly different than the 1960. Marshall Amps :: 1960DM Marshall Amps :: Cabinets The DM actually calculates to less cubic cm. Strangely enough the DM weighs more and that could be due to the fact that it has the metal front cover. Personally I ordered the 1960BV because of the price. GC had 15% off trade up and they combo the JVM with the 1960 cabs (not DM however). I must say though I'd be jealous of anyone who got their hands on a JVM410HCF + 1960DM setup, it looks and probably sounds awesome.

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode