1967 Marshall JTM50 head
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- This is a demo of a 1967 Marshall JTM50 amplifier head. The sound was recorded using a close/dynamic, distance/condenser microphone pairing into a Tascam digital recorder. It was edited and dubbed using Cubase and Windows Moviemaker. No EQ or compression were used at any stage. Some spot - adjustments were made to the condenser mic level in order to make my amateurish ramblings a wee bit more intelligible.
Here are some pics of the innards etc: s477.photobucke...
One of the best vids on the early marshall amps . Thamks
My tech is doing a spec build of this exact model. With the addition of a push/pull bright cap, switch between SS and tube rectification, and a switch between single to split cathode circuit for a dip into Super Lead territory. In red tolex. This already feels life changing.
i cant figure out if i love the amp more,or the player. thats one of the best sounding 50 watt marshalls ive heard on you tube,but the player is fantastic too. ive watched all his videos and love his playing! i wish he would do more videos of his wonderfull amp and guitar collection,and maybe just him playing,jamming so to speak!
Nothing pleases me more than someone who only dabbles, putting a rare amp through its paces and making every hair on the back of my neck stand on end. Fantastic.
"Want a bit of feedback in the morning - sets me up for the day" Probably one of my all time favourite statements :). Great sounding amp and more than decent playing skills.
From 4:25 this exceptional Gibson Marshall sound, you have an outstanding ear and playing, I come back often to hear this passage not found elsewhere
Attenuating is not a 'sin'. I get satisfying tone from attenuation and even cab emulation. I have played live since the 90's and know the difference.
I know it's not a 'sin'. I own - and use - a couple of attenuators myself. It was just a wee joke....
@@colinmacfarlane3301 Aye. Nice playin' by the way.
its a SIN!!!!!
So nice to hear an amp demo-ed by someone whose playing skills are so smooth and varied. I get a bit tired of endless power chords and bluesy noodling. Great tone from that amp. Wonderful playing. Subscribed.
great playing, great tone, awesome sustain.
The wiring is such that it runs a clean tone underneath the gain stage.. I'm shocked at the gain your pulling out of this.. it sounds so damn good
Sharp, but not harsh! The perfect marshall sound :)
would I say too
good player with good finger tone, and for those situation are old Marshall good. Subscribed and liked
Awesome! Great riffing- killer tone!
Try the G12M20s Or G12H30s
It’ll warm it up- make it more “brown” sounding and crunchier!
Subscribed!
Cheers!
I love all these plexi boys - I play the JTM45 and a 1987x - Both great amps - But my No.1 is since a while the JTM45
Beautiful sounding amp...similar I imagine to JTM-45. Great demo, very nice playing.
Nice demo, great sound and very well controlled. I love how like all of us of a certain age, you have an old H&H sitting in the garage. Happy memories.
Great straight rock leads! Killer amp.
Magic amp! Superb playing.
Loved this. Tasteful clean and great playing when you opened it up. You sir are a player's player and journeyman. Brilliant.
Now that’s how you play the guitar... and that tone!!!
UGHHH! That cranked tone is incredible, even with a hollow-body! Nice demo, nice playing.
+Jordon Collins - It's actually a semi-hollow, Jordon - same construction as say, an es335. A full semi-acoustic would squeal like a pig at that volume.
Brilliant guitar player!!!.. And wonderful amplifier by the way.
Great playing and a fine sounding amp. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful tone and singing feedback. Love that Amp.
Everything about this video is absolutely excellent!!!
Whoa, this fella rips!
I think what you're seeing is the chrome-finished dustcaps of the top speakers, which are McKenzies. The bottom two speakers are Celestion. The light coloured object in the bottom right of the cabinet is the vocal grille of the sm58 mic.
damn that is insane tone . great playing as well
What a tone. Love it. Great playing aswell.
You are a phenomenal player! I love those runs you’re doing..
Hi Jake - The guitar is a Gibson es135. It's more or less, a different-shaped es335, in that it has the same pickups (Classic 57s) and a feedback-defeating centre-block. In truth, the whole setup is on the brink of microphonic feedback when I turn it up - you can hear it in places.
I can tell you've been playing that a few years :)
Dude that rocknroll stuff you played blew my mind. SUBBED.
Damn ! Fantastic Rock tones ! great play
got to choose between a second 45/100 built or a 67 blackflag 100 watts, that should be it.
This guy looks and carries himself exactly like my Uncle Mark (RIP) who worked in a music store his whole life and taught high school chior.
Fantastic demo Colin, really enjoyed. looking forward to more videos.
absolutely amazing sound.....
Very nice mate. Many thanks.
Great playing and tone! Is your guitar solid down the center? I’m surprised you didn’t have much trouble with feedback with that volume level and proximity to the amp. For me, I think 1967 is my favorite year for Plexi amps with Kossoff’s being among the best of the best.
I don’t understand how you can sit in front of a fully cranked 50 watter without going deaf. My stock 71 1987 cranked would re-arrange my innards. I use an attenuator at -8db and even with the amp only on 5 it’s at rock band volumes.
Anyway, great playing and tone.
Beautiful
Hi - the amp was never mine; I demo'd it for a friend. I'm afraid it's off to collectorland now, but I took some pics, which you'll find in the link I've added to the description. It's valve rectified, by the way. GZ34, off the top of my head. :-)
ABSOLUTELY LOVE MARSHAL PLEXIS ... ALL OF THEM ... )))
LOve this amp
Hi, again. I keep coming back to listen to your "Holy Grail" JTM50. Great tone and playing. My question is, how do you manage to play a hollow body guitar at the described volume in such a confined area without feedback?
the tone looks a bit like Rory Gallagher's one , celtic festival 1994 lorient France.
again, really great ! great player
Great tone and great playing. I am sourcing the parts for a NOS JTM50. Is there any way you could take some pictures and/or post a video of the inside of the chassis. Am also interested in whether this is tube or SS rectified. Again, we'll. done!!!
sounds so good, great video nd playing... or you playing fast major pentatonics? when your doing those runs, sounds great
Awesome!
behold ... 5 haters with shit in their ears! Most exquisite tone!
A perfect combo of amp and guitar but plugged into the top right? The amp must have some mods
Hello Colin…how many songs did you sit in on? You have to be an in demand session musician!!
Great sounding amp. The fact that its so quiet and that you can dime it is amazing considering it's age. Looks like the amp has been converted to earlier filtering with either a 16uF or 32uF node for V1 and V2. Am I right?
+zurg9000
Looks like you are right, should have dual 32 on board. Funnily enough I have a stock one with just 32 on the board (like a JTM45)
I love those first chords you play.
What are those light spots on the cab grille? Markings for close mic'ing?
Thanks (I think). :-)
I've been 'dabbling' for a living since 1989......
Great sound, even though you were plugged into the bass channel - why not the normal channel?
Dude, you can play your ass off. NICE!!!
Luverly
The running quiet is telling me NOS or original tubes.
Could be that, and the grounding was done properly...
@@babydaddy1930 Also quiet pickups. I crank it, like you and some guitars, like my tele are just obnoxious.
I love you.
5:55 YIIIIEEEEAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!
Gadjaaaaaw!
What was the volume at in your first demo?
please post "THE OUTPUT TUBES" name brand and construction, all codes.
GREAT!!! GREAT!!! GREAT!!!
+fred sweet The valves in that amp were JJ el34s, if I remember correctly.
You mentioned 'preamp' is there a master volume mod?
Nope - just channel volume controls. Louder=dirtier in time-honoured fashion.
@@colinmacfarlane3301 As God intended.
Can I be your friend ''