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Re: Plexi or JCM 800
Probably the plexi
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Re: Plexi or JCM 800
Hi,
I would say Plexi too, I love mine and would never sell it. But be carefull - a Plexi is no good if you can't crank it up or you have no power soak. You will probably end up using a pedal. If you use a pedal you might struggle for ages until you find one which does not choke the Plexi sound - you will probably need a valve preamp which is transparent to the Plexi sound (like my Hughes & Kettner). At this rate you may well buy a JCM800 and be happy to have the extra gain. Cheers Brett |
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Re: Plexi or JCM 800
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Bingen, Germany
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Re: Plexi or JCM 800
Hi tazzboy,
but they do not break up enough at low volumes - my 50W Plexi is as loud as hell at just 3 and it is only the first stage of crunch - it is still pearly clean in a Plexi way... you need a hotplate / power soak or a pedal to get them rawking at lower volume. If I was to Mod mine with a MasterVolume (which is not a true gain stage) then it would give some more gain at lower volumes but it would maybe still not be enough as a real gain stage - like on a JCM800. Hard to choose - buy both ha ha! Cheers Brett |
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