Oh, man! KILLER video!!! This is probably the best demo of the Vintage/Modern on RUclips. Your explanation of how the Detail and Body controls work is something that nobody ever really gets right, but you nailed it. The range of tones you got really showcases how versatile this amp is. If there is another single channel amp out there that can cover as much tonal ground as the VM, I’ve never seen it! You were clearly having fun playing and it and I was equally enjoying hearing it!! Plus….you riffed out some “Kiss of Death” AND some Loudness! WELL DONE!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Thank you! I’ve been fairly disappointed with most of the demos I’ve seen/heard of this amazing amp so I wanted to try and make the demo it deserves. Thank you for watching!
Johan Segeborn has two videos on it, but the first one he made in the 2010s is only like 2 minutes long. The problem is, I think his original demo was the better one.
Thank you Mr. Dawson! Coming from you that means everything to me! Ya know, I don't get why/how the VM could be so misunderstood. Operation is basically the same as a 1959/JTM45. I'd never used a 4 hole Marshall when I bought my VM, it still took literally minutes to wrap my head around it and then I was mystified by the sounds I was achieving. This is also my first KT66 amp. I love EL34s but now I'm curious how my EL equipped amps would sound with KT66's. Thanks again Steve, and thank you for such an amazing amp design. I hope to find a way to get an Astoria head in here so I can give it the same video treatment. Thank you for watching!
Wow! Thank you for such a cool comment! I'm still somewhat new to all this video stuff but each one I make I learn. Regarding the tones, man, they're all right there in the amp, I just had to let 'em out. ANd what a great feeling amp as well! Such a great amp! Thank you for watching!
Your playing is top notch and your song vocabulary blows my mind!! Thanks for the videos and thanks again for the quad cortex captures/presets I use daily🎸
Thank you! I try to capture the vibe of the amp in the room with my micing, it’s great to hear that others are digging them! Thank you for watching!!!!!
Thank you! When I make a video usually I just play whatever comes to mind then pick some riffs when editing. This one sounded and felt so good I had over 2 1/2 hours of footage to go through. Just a great amp! Thank you for watching!
Thank you! Usually when making videos, I just kinda let the camera go and play whatever comes to mind, it’s almost never intentional. For this video I ended up having over 2 1/2 hours of total footage, a lot of it playing stuff, some trying to figure out riffs that come to mind, some of it really bad too LOL. Thank you for watching!
Wow, thank you!!!! I plan to have a pack of captures available for Kemper and QC available in the coming weeks. This amp’s too great to not have all the sounds available! Thank you for watching!
I'm glad to see the Vintage Modern love here. I have had a 2266 head and cab (in Deep Purple) since 2008 and still love it. I have had over a dozen other types that have come and gone but this is my keeper.
Great Vintage Modern video, Steve! I have never played through one. I love those clean tones near the beginning. (Nice Tele, BTW!). Those overdrive tones were amazing as well. Sounds like a very versatile amp from country chicken picking(beginning approx.5:15) to bluesy rock/metal. I love that blues riff that reminds me of Great White’s “Rock Me” and Ratt’s “Way Cool Jr”. Killer tone. Of course, I love those Loudness, Lynch, Jake E. Lee, Whitesnake tones as well. I especially loved the “Kiss Of Death”and “High Wire” tones. I really enjoyed this video. I watched it twice. Killer lead tone at the 12:50 mark with the Maxon OD. That amp is oozing with tones. Of course, with a master musician like you rocking it! Keep these videos coming!
Thank you! Too Many Marshalls? I don't understand, I didn't think that was a thing? ;-) I love this amp and am so glad I got it! Thank you for watching!
Awwww I hate that!!!! I have a feeling these will see somewhat of a resurgence and prices on the used market might go up. Right now they’re still somewhat reasonable so ya might wanna grab one from Reverb while ya can. Thank you for watching!
these are great amps, I remember that Gary Moore used these towards the end. Underappreciated and sounds great. I remember when they first came out a lot of people turned up their noses, everyone wanted the Jubilee back then. Thanks for sharing, great demo and playing.
Thank you! Yeah I didn’t really have any interest either at the time. I was all about more gain and channels. Glad I finally came around! Thank you for watching!
Nice video. I also watched Marshall's video with the designer of this amp explaining his thought processes when designing it. I was not familiar with this amp until I saw your post on Marshall forum, but based on what I've seen and heard in these two vids, this one is now on my radar. I tend towards Hiwatts, and this appears to be a Marshall that sits between Hiwatt and JCM...so something I am very interested in trying. Subscribed.
@@TheGuitarNerdShow In a nutshell, Hiwatt preamps do not appreciably distort at any volume setting, and when cranked, all distortion is from the power amp. So held notes/chords decay into chime instead of decaying into less preamp buzz. Vastly different feel and style.
Did you have the master fully dimed for all tones? I use my 2466 with an Ox Box and noticed that it sounds a bit lackluster if the master isn‘t at least on 3-4 o‘ clock. Could maybe use a set of new tubes since it still has the factory ones from 2007. When Friedman came out with the 100w JEL-model in 2020 I remembered the VM since it does a similar thing uniting Plexi with hot rodded 80‘s tones.
That master isn’t fined for all of it. It’s on 6 for most of the video, the only place I domed it is for those classic crunch sounds, starting around 6:15 (ZZ Top, Kiss, Stones and the little dynamic thing starting with the thumb plunking.) Thank you for watching!
I'll have capture packs of all my amps available in the next few months for Kemper, QC and ToneX. Keep you eye on this channel, I'll definitely be posting demos of all of them.
Anyone playing Kiss of Death with Dokken should get more views! The amp sounds ace too! Great you test it with different pedals! Somtimes I even have the SD-1 before the BB.
Thank you! Man, I have always loved those riffs in that song and they really work well on this amp. As does Bark at the Moon. I hadn't thought to stack the SD-1 and the BB Preamp. I might have to try that. Thank you for watching!
Thank you. When I make videos I usually just play then pick some stuff in editing. This amp just feels so good it inspired so much different stuff, there was over 2 1/2 hours of footage to weed through in the edit. Thank you for watching!
Got a little Origin 5 combo and I really like it for home use. Also got a DSL-1 also a fun little amp (both same speaker 100% identical) and does sound different. Don't let anybody tell you what does sound right or wrong. Would not mind owning a Plexi or 800 😉
I had one of these and it was great. Wish I had kept it. However I found it was really a one channel amp. You needed to set it up as either a one channel amp and use pedals or a rock amp. I do think once that is understood it is a great setup.
You would make any amp to sound good. Still I am with you regarding VM. My favorite amplifier. There is though another trick that it can do: super clean sound in Low Dynamic Range. It can be achieved even with Les Paul.
That is really kind of you to say - thank you! If you watch through the video, that's where I started - nice clean sound in LDR. Best clean Marshall tone I've ever heard! Thank you for watching!
I believe they were launched in 2007, and discontinued in 2013. They didn't really catch on and that's a huge shame! They're fairly easy to find on Reverb - take a look. Thank you for watching!
I see you have what looks like a JVM in there. Would love to see a comparison between the Vintage Modern and JVM to see if the JVM can cop some of the VM tones.
That’s a great idea! I’ll be honest, I haven’t had much success on the JVM other than on the OD1 channel but I haven’t put in as much time with it as I should. I think a comparison like that could be great! Thank you for watching!
Great Video. You Sir, have a channel that will grow. Stay with it. You're a great presenter. I would recommend trying to do some RUclips collabs to boost your exposure and reach. People need to know about your channel. You have a new Subscriber!.
Wow, thank you so much! I’m seeing steady growth but I’m impatient, LOL. I wanna see it grow faster hahahahha. Nonetheless I’m pleased with the growth. This video especially has done really well. I’d love to do some collaborations with other YT guitarist guys, hopefully that’ll happen in the not too distant future. I’ve sorta proposed it but haven’t really felt any interest yet. Thank you for watching!
Ya know what, that’s a tough one. But probably yes. Without an attenuator a 1959 is just so loud (at its sweet spots). The VM has that PPIMV and it’s really implemented well. And those KT66 power tubes. I’m hooked!!!!! Thank you for watching!
I'm still trying to find my way out if the labyrinth of available tones with this amp. Even the slightest movement on any knob can make a big difference. And that's before you start touching your guitar's tone and volume. Ive never played a more touch responsive amp. I think people give up on them because the tone permutations far exceed anything they've encountered before. This is an "ears only" dial in amp, because you"ll find a good tone, then step back, and realize the knob positions don't make any sense. A lot of traditional dial in procedure has to get thrown out the window when tou plug into these. But the rewards are there. You just have to write settings down, because it's, in some ways, too much amp.
Thank you! Currently I’m with a cover band over here. That bands ending in a couple months and not sure what I’ll be doing afterwards. Thanks for the kind words and thanks again for watching.
A much misunderstood amp. I had a combo many years ago and didn't really understand it. You're correct it's not two chann amp, it has two modes. The volume difference between them was big - this irritated me a lot. If I had one now I'd approach it completely differently.
Yeah. Both modes sound amazing and I wish it were feasible to use it as a 2 channel, but I'm really grateful for two modes that sound so great! Often in 2 channel amps, one channel suffers for the benefit of the other. Perhaps that's why the creator of the amp didn't go the 2 channel route. Just a guess. Thank you for watching!
I always steered away from these amps because I heard they were based on JTMs, which are my least favorite Marshalls. In recent years I found out more about these and yeah they're killer amps
@ I had one of the 212 combos with the Hendrix Greenbacks. A bit harder to find now, but the heads still floating around the $900 to $1100 mark is pretty incredible. Truly a unique gem that got outshone by the JVM (they were released around the same time)
Muddy, you think? I’m not getting that at all! As the video shows, the tones it’s giving me are nice and thick without getting sludgy or muddy. Thank you for watching.
That really sounded fantastic. I had that amp briefly and never really found my sound with it. I liked the kt66s but I could never get it to sound great. You sure did. Now i want one again! I do have one of the vm 412 cabinets and it sounds great. I think they had a slightly different version of the greenbacks.
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Oh, man! KILLER video!!! This is probably the best demo of the Vintage/Modern on RUclips. Your explanation of how the Detail and Body controls work is something that nobody ever really gets right, but you nailed it. The range of tones you got really showcases how versatile this amp is. If there is another single channel amp out there that can cover as much tonal ground as the VM, I’ve never seen it! You were clearly having fun playing and it and I was equally enjoying hearing it!! Plus….you riffed out some “Kiss of Death” AND some Loudness! WELL DONE!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Thank you! I’ve been fairly disappointed with most of the demos I’ve seen/heard of this amazing amp so I wanted to try and make the demo it deserves.
Thank you for watching!
Awesome job! I have one of these and people don’t even recognize it if you bring it up, it’s weird. Sounds great!
Johan Segeborn has two videos on it, but the first one he made in the 2010s is only like 2 minutes long. The problem is, I think his original demo was the better one.
Fantastic job Steve, what a great video demonstration of a much misunderstood amp.
Thank you Mr. Dawson! Coming from you that means everything to me!
Ya know, I don't get why/how the VM could be so misunderstood. Operation is basically the same as a 1959/JTM45. I'd never used a 4 hole Marshall when I bought my VM, it still took literally minutes to wrap my head around it and then I was mystified by the sounds I was achieving.
This is also my first KT66 amp. I love EL34s but now I'm curious how my EL equipped amps would sound with KT66's.
Thanks again Steve, and thank you for such an amazing amp design. I hope to find a way to get an Astoria head in here so I can give it the same video treatment.
Thank you for watching!
Awesome video! Love your playing and how you clearly explained the amp. Love my 50 watt VM head! Love that Loudness riff!
Thank you - I appreciate your kind words! And thank you for watching!
Excellent pro level and great playing! The tones you got this setup is through the roof! Thanks.
Wow! Thank you for such a cool comment! I'm still somewhat new to all this video stuff but each one I make I learn.
Regarding the tones, man, they're all right there in the amp, I just had to let 'em out. ANd what a great feeling amp as well! Such a great amp!
Thank you for watching!
Your playing is top notch and your song vocabulary blows my mind!! Thanks for the videos and thanks again for the quad cortex
captures/presets I use daily🎸
You’re very welcome. Thank you for the cool comment!
And thank you for watching!
Dude, your videos are spot on! The tone you get from each amp is exactly what the amp SHOULD sound like and how everyone imagines it. 😮
Thank you! I try to capture the vibe of the amp in the room with my micing, it’s great to hear that others are digging them!
Thank you for watching!!!!!
Cool video! I have the 2266 and a 425a. Always amazing to me. Thanks for the snippet of High Wire!
Thanks for your kind words and thank you for watching!
Very Nice!!! Great Playing. Thank You. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Great playing and tone! I loved it with the gain maxxed and the stereo delay.
Thank you for these kind words! I’m really digging what the VM is giving me!
Love your jamming style. Great amp demo. Always loved this one.
Thank you! When I make a video usually I just play whatever comes to mind then pick some riffs when editing. This one sounded and felt so good I had over 2 1/2 hours of footage to go through. Just a great amp!
Thank you for watching!
Great video. And! I love that you played stuff folks are familiar with instead of random solo noodling.
Thank you! Usually when making videos, I just kinda let the camera go and play whatever comes to mind, it’s almost never intentional. For this video I ended up having over 2 1/2 hours of total footage, a lot of it playing stuff, some trying to figure out riffs that come to mind, some of it really bad too LOL.
Thank you for watching!
Great tones! I have been rocking your capture of VM in my QC. Nice work!
Wow, thank you!!!! I plan to have a pack of captures available for Kemper and QC available in the coming weeks. This amp’s too great to not have all the sounds available!
Thank you for watching!
I'm glad to see the Vintage Modern love here. I have had a 2266 head and cab (in Deep Purple) since 2008 and still love it. I have had over a dozen other types that have come and gone but this is my keeper.
It’s a keeper for sure!
Thank you for watching!
Anyone that plays “ Watching You” is ok in my book!! The amps sounds good!
Thank you - I LOVE that riff!
Thank you for watching!
@ It’s definitely a groovy riff! The drums are killer when Peter Hits the cowbell
Sounds amazing. So smooth and articulate. I really miss my 2466.
A studio version would be amazing too.
Thank you! It's an amazing amp! I'd love to try a 20w Studio version if it's possible.
Thank you for watching!
Great Vintage Modern video, Steve! I have never played through one. I love those clean tones near the beginning. (Nice Tele, BTW!). Those overdrive tones were amazing as well. Sounds like a very versatile amp from country chicken picking(beginning approx.5:15) to bluesy rock/metal. I love that blues riff that reminds me of Great White’s “Rock Me” and Ratt’s “Way Cool Jr”. Killer tone. Of course, I love those Loudness, Lynch, Jake E. Lee, Whitesnake tones as well. I especially loved the “Kiss Of Death”and “High Wire” tones. I really enjoyed this video. I watched it twice. Killer lead tone at the 12:50 mark with the Maxon OD. That amp is oozing with tones. Of course, with a master musician like you rocking it! Keep these videos coming!
Thanks Milt! This amp is definitely something special!
Thanks again for watching my friend!
Great video. I love the VM. One of the many Marshall amps that I played and regret not buying. I just had too many.
Thank you!
Too Many Marshalls? I don't understand, I didn't think that was a thing? ;-)
I love this amp and am so glad I got it!
Thank you for watching!
I miss mine. Lost in oversee. I wished they built new ones. Instantly I would buy one today. MARSHALL do it please!!
Awwww I hate that!!!! I have a feeling these will see somewhat of a resurgence and prices on the used market might go up. Right now they’re still somewhat reasonable so ya might wanna grab one from Reverb while ya can.
Thank you for watching!
these are great amps, I remember that Gary Moore used these towards the end. Underappreciated and sounds great. I remember when they first came out a lot of people turned up their noses, everyone wanted the Jubilee back then. Thanks for sharing, great demo and playing.
Thank you! Yeah I didn’t really have any interest either at the time. I was all about more gain and channels. Glad I finally came around!
Thank you for watching!
Nice video. I also watched Marshall's video with the designer of this amp explaining his thought processes when designing it. I was not familiar with this amp until I saw your post on Marshall forum, but based on what I've seen and heard in these two vids, this one is now on my radar. I tend towards Hiwatts, and this appears to be a Marshall that sits between Hiwatt and JCM...so something I am very interested in trying. Subscribed.
That’s a great comparison! I need an old school Hiwatt, I’ve never had one. I bet I’d love it!
Thanks for watching!
@@TheGuitarNerdShow In a nutshell, Hiwatt preamps do not appreciably distort at any volume setting, and when cranked, all distortion is from the power amp. So held notes/chords decay into chime instead of decaying into less preamp buzz. Vastly different feel and style.
The VintageModern is a great Amp. A bit tricky to dial in but when it is right it sound superb
It’s definitely a different kind of animal but what a beast it can be!
Thank you for watching!
Did you have the master fully dimed for all tones? I use my 2466 with an Ox Box and noticed that it sounds a bit lackluster if the master isn‘t at least on 3-4 o‘ clock.
Could maybe use a set of new tubes since it still has the factory ones from 2007.
When Friedman came out with the 100w JEL-model in 2020 I remembered the VM since it does a similar thing uniting Plexi with hot rodded 80‘s tones.
That master isn’t fined for all of it. It’s on 6 for most of the video, the only place I domed it is for those classic crunch sounds, starting around 6:15 (ZZ Top, Kiss, Stones and the little dynamic thing starting with the thumb plunking.)
Thank you for watching!
Awesome video! You should make some Tonex captures of your favourite settings. I would love to use them in my recordings.
I'll have capture packs of all my amps available in the next few months for Kemper, QC and ToneX. Keep you eye on this channel, I'll definitely be posting demos of all of them.
Anyone playing Kiss of Death with Dokken should get more views! The amp sounds ace too! Great you test it with different pedals! Somtimes I even have the SD-1 before the BB.
Thank you! Man, I have always loved those riffs in that song and they really work well on this amp. As does Bark at the Moon.
I hadn't thought to stack the SD-1 and the BB Preamp. I might have to try that.
Thank you for watching!
A boosted VM is heaven!
It sure is!
Thank you for watching!
Goodness...........that sounded awesome. That Dokken was bad ass.........hell it all sounded great.
Thank you. When I make videos I usually just play then pick some stuff in editing. This amp just feels so good it inspired so much different stuff, there was over 2 1/2 hours of footage to weed through in the edit.
Thank you for watching!
Got a little Origin 5 combo and I really like it for home use. Also got a DSL-1 also a fun little amp (both same speaker 100% identical) and does sound different. Don't let anybody tell you what does sound right or wrong.
Would not mind owning a Plexi or 800 😉
It's all about what sounds and feels good to you as a player. One person's junk is another's tone heaven!
Thank you for watching!
That does sound really great
Thank you! It’s one heck of an amp!
Thanks for watching!
I had one of these and it was great. Wish I had kept it. However I found it was really a one channel amp. You needed to set it up as either a one channel amp and use pedals or a rock amp. I do think once that is understood it is a great setup.
Yeah, I do wish 2-channel functionality was feasible, but for what it is, it's an amazing sounding amp!
Thank you for watching!
I see a V220 in the back... Great video! Cheers from MF!
Ahhh yes. Thats the guitar I learned on. It has a special place in my heart. Great eye!
Thank you for watching!
Sounds great.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
You would make any amp to sound good. Still I am with you regarding VM. My favorite amplifier. There is though another trick that it can do: super clean sound in Low Dynamic Range. It can be achieved even with Les Paul.
That is really kind of you to say - thank you!
If you watch through the video, that's where I started - nice clean sound in LDR. Best clean Marshall tone I've ever heard!
Thank you for watching!
i didnt know they made those. when were they produced? are they hard to find
I believe they were launched in 2007, and discontinued in 2013. They didn't really catch on and that's a huge shame!
They're fairly easy to find on Reverb - take a look.
Thank you for watching!
I see you have what looks like a JVM in there. Would love to see a comparison between the Vintage Modern and JVM to see if the JVM can cop some of the VM tones.
That’s a great idea! I’ll be honest, I haven’t had much success on the JVM other than on the OD1 channel but I haven’t put in as much time with it as I should. I think a comparison like that could be great!
Thank you for watching!
These amps are great and I’m kicking myself for not buying one that I saw used in a store for $450
Oh wow! That’d be a steal!!!!!!!!
Thank you for watching!
@ yeah, I remember it well. It was stacked in a tower with a bunch of DSL100’s and a JSX, over a decade ago. Nobody was buying those amps.
Don't forget the Astoria series, especially the Custom. That was Steve Dawson's last design.
I haven’t played those yet but now I gotta check it out!
Thank you for the suggestion and thanks for watching!
Nice playing.
Thank you! These amp’s make it a lotta fun. Thanks for watching!
I loved this amp. Man it was loud
Yes but it's such a good loud!
Thank you for watching!
Great Video. You Sir, have a channel that will grow. Stay with it. You're a great presenter. I would recommend trying to do some RUclips collabs to boost your exposure and reach. People need to know about your channel. You have a new Subscriber!.
Wow, thank you so much! I’m seeing steady growth but I’m impatient, LOL. I wanna see it grow faster hahahahha. Nonetheless I’m pleased with the growth. This video especially has done really well.
I’d love to do some collaborations with other YT guitarist guys, hopefully that’ll happen in the not too distant future. I’ve sorta proposed it but haven’t really felt any interest yet.
Thank you for watching!
Would you buy this amp over a 1959HW?
Ya know what, that’s a tough one. But probably yes. Without an attenuator a 1959 is just so loud (at its sweet spots). The VM has that PPIMV and it’s really implemented well. And those KT66 power tubes. I’m hooked!!!!!
Thank you for watching!
Pay attention, youngsters. This is how its done! \m/ \m/
HAHAHAA, great comment. And if they don’t like it they can get offa my lawn!
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No they need to purchase the modeler pack!
I'm still trying to find my way out if the labyrinth of available tones with this amp. Even the slightest movement on any knob can make a big difference. And that's before you start touching your guitar's tone and volume. Ive never played a more touch responsive amp. I think people give up on them because the tone permutations far exceed anything they've encountered before. This is an "ears only" dial in amp, because you"ll find a good tone, then step back, and realize the knob positions don't make any sense. A lot of traditional dial in procedure has to get thrown out the window when tou plug into these. But the rewards are there. You just have to write settings down, because it's, in some ways, too much amp.
That’s a great way to put it - labrynth of tones. There’s just so much in this amp!
Thank you for watching!!!!
IMHO the JMP MkII Master Volumes was the last great Marshall. Well, almost. The early JCM 800s were just the JMPs in a new box.
Have you played the VM? I like the tones I’m getting here in this video as much or more than I have any 2203 I’ve played through.
Sounds fuckin' awesome! And you play great too!
Whats the name of your band?
Cheers from Portugal 🤘🍺🇵🇹
Thank you! Currently I’m with a cover band over here. That bands ending in a couple months and not sure what I’ll be doing afterwards.
Thanks for the kind words and thanks again for watching.
A much misunderstood amp. I had a combo many years ago and didn't really understand it. You're correct it's not two chann amp, it has two modes. The volume difference between them was big - this irritated me a lot. If I had one now I'd approach it completely differently.
Yeah. Both modes sound amazing and I wish it were feasible to use it as a 2 channel, but I'm really grateful for two modes that sound so great! Often in 2 channel amps, one channel suffers for the benefit of the other. Perhaps that's why the creator of the amp didn't go the 2 channel route. Just a guess.
Thank you for watching!
I could have sworn the intro was building up to the Marshall Code 100H… how could i have got that all wrong 🧐
I’ve never checked out the code - I need to give it a go.
Thank you for watching!
More George Lynch riffs man! \m/
Oh yeah! George is the man!
Thanks again for watching!
@TheGuitarNerdShow you're welcome!
Loved it. Head only, tho
Thank you - not sure what you mean by 'head only'?
Thanks for watching!
@TheGuitarNerdShow
Have had both the head and the combo, and I just prefer the head
I always steered away from these amps because I heard they were based on JTMs, which are my least favorite Marshalls. In recent years I found out more about these and yeah they're killer amps
JTM45 family=awesome
Me too! Never been my thing but where they went with the VM - just awesome!
Thank you for watching!
I miss my VM 😭
They’re fairly readily available. Not as cheap as they once were but still a better deal than an 800 or 1959.
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@ I had one of the 212 combos with the Hendrix Greenbacks. A bit harder to find now, but the heads still floating around the $900 to $1100 mark is pretty incredible. Truly a unique gem that got outshone by the JVM (they were released around the same time)
Is it vintage, or is it modern?
YES!
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Good playing. It is fine amp. Not my style, I am metalhead.
Thank you! I think, though, with some tweaking and the right pedals this thing could do metal no problem.
Thank you for watching!
Muddiest amp Marshall ever made.
Muddy, you think? I’m not getting that at all! As the video shows, the tones it’s giving me are nice and thick without getting sludgy or muddy.
Thank you for watching.
I've had four of them 50 and 100's and always sold them because of a hate-love relation .
Some day it sounds good and the other it sounds like meh !
Really? My only experience with it is here in my studio & it’s been all love!
@@TheGuitarNerdShow You're lucky ! I tried believe me ! hihi !
That really sounded fantastic. I had that amp briefly and never really found my sound with it. I liked the kt66s but I could never get it to sound great. You sure did. Now i want one again! I do have one of the vm 412 cabinets and it sounds great. I think they had a slightly different version of the greenbacks.
Sounds like a wife 😂