Except for all of us requesting more bass amps loljust make the 300th amp a bass amp just for the lol's
Pantera is coming back, Let’s do this!
And Smoke On The Water played wrong in the wrong key?This time with a boosted JCM800, lots of chorus, wah, and more pinch harmonics than in all
the Guitar Centers in the world on any given Saturday afternoon.![]()
What's a "key"?And Smoke On The Water played wrong in the wrong key?
Pssst, just one model away from 300 AMP MODELS !!
Yes sir!!!Pssst, just one model away from 300 AMP MODELS !!
Wrong forum, this is for guitar players!What's a "key"?
Doesn't it count if I sit in a GC for hours playing the same riff over and over real loud so everyone in the store can hear me and only me?Wrong forum, this is for guitar players!
Tbf against Marshall - i had a couple of MarshallsThey really should have sold them as trios.
Amp #1: Play it until it craps out after a month and goes to the repair shop.
Amp #2: The backup for #1
Amp #3: The backup for #2 when it craps out while #1 is still in the shop.
It's a running joke among a lot of guitar players I know. Yes, there have been some great, reliable models, but the truth is they did have some serious reliability issues over some of their product lines.Tbf against Marshall - i had a couple of Marshalls
- JMP from 1977 for 2 years (late 90’s) -
no problems. (scratchy pot as usual)
- JCM 800 from 1986 for 3 years (1990-1993) - no problems. (scratchy pot as usual)
Most of my friends had Marshalls. Bad pots was a known issue. But spray, and you’re back.
This is for M amps made before 1993.
Never had a breakdown on any amp since 1987.
Had 2 sets of tubes/valves break at home, but one was wrong output/ohm from amp. The other idk. Bad tubes, i guess.
Neither was a Marshall.
Maybe i’m lucky, but i really take care of my gear, and i usually don’t buy really old stuff.
I have not owned any Marshalls since late 90’s.
Got a Cornell Plexi 45/50 that sounds like a JTM45/50 and a Plexi 50.
And the Axe has so many killer M inside.