Is Marshall JCM800 good for metal?
Is Marshall JCM800 good for metal?
The JCM800 is the root for all great metal tones. It has the punch, the clarity, and plenty of gain when cranked.
When was the JCM 800 made?
1981
The series was introduced in 1981. Although models 1959 and 1987 had been in production since 1965 and the 2203 and 2204 had been in production since 1975, they were redesigned and introduced as JCM800 amplifiers in ’81. The JCM800 amplifiers became a staple of 1980s hard rock and heavy metal bands.
Does JCM800 have master volume?
The front panel of a Marshall Super Lead (Model 1959) – no Master Volume. The front panel of a Marshall JCM800 2203 – with Master Volume!
Can a jcm800 do modern metal?
JCM 800 aren’t exactly modern metal amps. Like nutinpwnsgibson says, it not voiced right. The damn thing is one of the most classic (hard) rock amps around, it does not sound “modern”. Bugera Users Militia.
What amp does Slash use now?
While Slash has used a few different amps over the decades (no doubt he has a massive collection), his main amp of choice is the Marshall JCM 25/50 2555 Silver Jubilee.
When did the Marshall JCM800 come out?
Does Marshall still make JCM800?
The JCM800 2203 is still available today as part of our Vintage Reissue series. All the classic features that made the amp so popular are still intact with the tonally transparent Series FX Loop being a modern touch.
Who uses JCM800?
The JCM800 2203 Reissue is as popular as the original and championed by many artists including: Gregg Barnett (The Menzingers), Jeff Hanneman (Slayer), Lzzy Hale (Halestorm) and Lee Malia (Bring Me The Horizon).
Can an Orange sound like a Marshall?
The Quick Answer. Orange amps sound more fuzzy when distorted compared to Marshall amps which sound more saturated and crunchy. Marshall amps are considered more versatile whereas Orange amps more suitable for heavier genres of music like metal.