Anyone Have a JVM410?

[Xrocker]

Bad grammar is like a naked man. Dangling participle in the front and a split infinity at the end.

(6th grade English joke)

 

[PacoCasanovasOld]

Traced it to a bad solder joint on one of the tube sockets. Unfortunately when I hit it with a hamma it sent a spike through the Axe-Fx that was connected to it and popped one of the its outputs (dangling participle).

Outputs?? ...or Inputs?

Need more ovomaltine?

 

[nateb]

Traced it to a bad solder joint on one of the tube sockets. Unfortunately when I hit it with a hamma it sent a spike through the Axe-Fx that was connected to it and popped one of the its outputs (dangling participle).

I hear they have a good service department. Call Matt.

 

[muttonhead]

Unfortunately, it won't be covered under warranty.
What color rubber hammer? The black ones sound the best.

 

[dsimms]

British components hand wired in Bletchley my ass... all made in China!

 

[Dutch]

Traced it to a bad solder joint on one of the tube sockets. Unfortunately when I hit it with a hamma it sent a spike through the Axe-Fx that was connected to it and popped one of the its outputs (dangling participle).

Nope.

Not gonna go there.



:lol

 

[USMC_Trev]

might could try different virtualized turboencabulator settings.

 

[strat714]

It's not April 1st!!!

 

[laughyouraxeoff]

A friend of mine had one, and yeah the Red and orange have more gain, bummer about your output(

 

[PacoCasanovasOld]

It's not April 1st!!!

but it smells so.....

 

[Brick_top]

Well I hit it with a hamma and now it doesn't work at all, LOL. Eh, the models sound better than the real amp now anyways.

Is one of those situations where you have to go through all the amps again?

 

[Rook]

Bugger. Maybe I can pull a Clem Doore (aka Gert B Frobe) and "hit it with a hamma" and that'll fix it.

If you try that, does it make you a beater tester?

 

[Thomas Larsson]

If so, do the orange and red modes have a LOT more gain than the green mode? I seem to recall they do but my amp isn't acting that way now. I'm thinking Relay 3 is not working.

Well !
I have a JVM 410 HJS
I guess it depends on the actuall channel being used. But on the lead channels, the red mode has really lots of gain and feels copressed a lot (compared to the green).

 

[soheil]

JVMs are my favorite modern era Marshall amps. hope it gets fixed soon cliff

 

[reinhardtwj]

I have a JVM410 and the orange has way more gain than green and red is just insane amounts of gain. I just use my Axe FX through the power amp in on my JVM and use the JVM models as they sound better anyways.

 

[shredi knight]

That's what I remember. My Orange mode now has less drive than the Green. That can't be right.

If only you knew something about the inner workings of guitar amplifiers, you could repair it.

 

[metal190]

Well I hit it with a hamma and now it doesn't work at all, LOL. Eh, the models sound better than the real amp now anyways.

One of the power tubes on my Mark V went out and suddenly my Axe FX sounded WAY better than any IIC+ or IV tones I could get out of the head.

I recently replaced the power tubes and now the Axe FX only sounds as good as the real thing. Cliff, please help.

 

[cyberk9]

Cliff I had two of these monsters...orange channel was crunchy gain ....red channel...was high gain...I always preferred the orange channel....it seemed to have more definition to me.....besides....I tried it out it the AXE....it sounded great blew me away the first time I heard it...OMG...that's my JVM.....but in the end the Dirty Shirley killed it.......lol

 

[axel]

Good that you found the problem. That symptom can also be produced by a bad preamp tube if one half/stage of the tube has an issue (stage used in the orange mode).

 

[PRS513]

I still have the JVM 410 combo.
The Orange channel is delightfully crunchy, the Red channel is pretty high gain, had to be careful on the gain level vs uncontrollable feedback.
I remember loving the Clean Red channel too, it went into a light overdriven tone and cleaned up with the guitar volume knob really well.