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A 100-watt combo amp, the Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier offers a balanced mixture of classic all-tube power and studio-quality effects, all wrapped up into one amazing Marshall package. Using a vast library of tone styles firmly rooted in the foundations of Marshall amplifiers, the Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier provides interpretations of unmistakable classic sounds and a variety of combinations delivered in 16 easy-to-access topologies. These topologies are replicated from component level information for a truly natural and interactive playing experience.
Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier Features
- 100 Watt, 2x12 Combo Amplifier
- Digital Natural Harmonic Technology Preamp
- Four EL34 Power Valves
- 16 Selectable Digital Preamplifiers
- Delay Effects with Tap tempo control
- Independent custom voiced Reverb
- Includes Marshall Footswitch
Digital and Tube Combination
After working closely with the digital experts from Softube, Marshall created a digital and tube combo amplifier solution that offers a multitude of tones, the Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier allows the guitarist to experience and experiment with a variety of preamplifier topologies from Marshall's history, all in combination with the power and warmth of a traditional EL34 based power amp stage.
Tones
The Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier features a compilation of tones created by Marshall over the last 45 years, from a vintage plexi, to a JCM 800, all the way through to a high gain JVM. For instance, have you ever wondered what a 1974 preamp would sound like through a monster 100 watt tube stage with a hint of reverb for ambience? JMD102 lets you do that. Do you want to try a Guv'nor pedal through the power of a Marshall 50/50 power amp and a hi-fi style delay? JMD102 lets you do that too.
So adaptable and versatile, the Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier is completely programmable, allowing you to store your sounds and then access them again with ease.
Marshall JMD102 Guitar Combo Amplifier Specifications
- Power Output: 100 Watts
- Speakers: Two 12 inch
- Preamp: Digital Natural Harmonic Technology
- Power Amp Valves: 4 x EL34
- Digital Preamp Topologies: 16
- Modulation Effects: Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Tremolo
- Delay: Hi-Fi Analog, Tape, Multi
- Reverb: Independent custom voiced
- Midi control: MIDI In/Thru
- Footswitch: Supplied
- Emulated Line Out: XLR
- Headphone out: 1/4 inch Jack
- Aux Input: 1/4 inch Jack
- Preamp out:1/4 inch Jack
- Effects loop: Serial / Parallel -10dBV / +4dBµ with mix control
- Speaker output: 1x16, 1x8 and 2x16 ohm
- Country of Design, Development and Quality Control: UK
- Country of Manufacture: China
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Matthew from Rural Pennsylvania
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| Awesome combo amp. |
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| Class act amp. Built well with seemingly good components and Celestion speakers. |
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| A few months now, only, and doing well. Wouldn't mind getting another one in case of future problems. I like the amp that much. |
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| I can get awesomely beautiful tones out of this amp at any volume level. Even turned down to bedroom level it sounds great. |
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| How does it feel, Heavy, Fast, Chunky? How was the neck? Are the controls easy to get to while playing? |
| It really makes a decent guitar sound great and a great guitar awesome. There are easy controls to get a huge array of sounds and the delay is very excellent. The reverb is also good. |
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| This amp has remarkable tones readily available. It has just incredible tones at hand and is not only the best modeling amp I own, surpassing my Vox VT30 which is no slouch, but it's definitely one of the best amps I own period, if not the best. I have some pretty awesome other amps, so this is saying a lot. |
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| Very nice appearance and quality appointments. It is a good lay out with lots of connectivity. |
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| This amp responds really well to the guitar, unlike some modeling amps or pedals like the Line Six HD500 that seem to take the guitar out of the picture and do their own thing to the sound and tone. This amp responds to the guitars control knobs and reproduces the sound of the guitar in the process of amplifying its sound in a huge variety of models. |
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Mike T from Virginia, templeton_mdt@yahoo.com
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| Great Amp |
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| pretty nice, |
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| so far so good |
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| The digital aspect of this amp is very tranparent, you
will forget all about its components after playing it for a while. |
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| pick attack is awesome,
multiple tones, so pretty much anything you want! |
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| whatever you want it to be!
presets are a little bright but
it does have an eq section so adjust the way you want. |
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| nice looking amp |
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