I know what they sound like. I have had 6 different early Marshall examples. I am asking about the board/innards. How original, any funkiness, etc..
I think that the internal was fine but I've read
that the transformers were too strong but
don't remember where I read it !
It really depends on how you use them imo. I use my guitar volumes extensively. Some of my favorite clean tones come from the '70's JMP's.
I have gigged with these and have not had to peel paint in order for them to sound full and rich.
Great amps!!
Like I said , every amp sounds different ,
mine were late 73 and early 74 100 watters
and I never got the sound you had with yours ,
asked my tech to tweak it but the problem was
my transformers reading too strong.
Lou
is this for real?
Sorry about that ! I might have used the wrong technical term but I
remember that my tech told me that the voltage
was very high compared with a 68-69 .
Believe me when I tell you that I wish I could
be a tech or know more about amp building
cause I would build myself a hell
of an amp . One thing I know is that I have
good ears as a musician and know what 3D Complex
warm creamy juicy and Harsh tone means !
I don't see any radial caps. Are you talking about the glorious mustard caps. Or are you talking about the heavy duty wire wound resistors across each EL84 socket? Or is it the white cap.Those radial caps look terrible. Who does that?