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Limited-time Offer!Pay NO INTEREST for 18 Months!Here's your chance to pick up that coveted Marshall amp! Until December 31, 2012, use your Sweetwater Musician's All Access Platinum Card to purchase Marshall amps and cabinets (minimum order $399 on the same invoice), and you'll pay NO INTEREST for 18 months! Minimum payments are required, and some restrictions apply. Click Here for details and to see the Marshall 50th Anniversary story.Marshall JVM410CItem ID: JVM410CJVM Series 100-Watt, 4-Channel, 2x12" Valve Guitar Combo Amp Special Order, But We Can Get It FastBecause of our great relationship with Marshall, we can get this item as fast as or faster than anyone else. Please note that special orders are non-returnable and non-cancelable - Order online or call your Sweetwater Sales Engineer for information.Note: While most of the items we sell ship for free, this item does not qualify for free shipping due to special circumstances. Get more value at Sweetwater
From Our Research Team:The Foundation Of Rock... Times Four!The JVM Series 100 Watt, valve-driven power stage is built on the classic design responsible for the legendary Marshall roar found in the JCM800 2203 and "Plexi" Super Lead amplifiers - a timeless foundation for countless classic rock and metal guitar tones for over four decades. Featuring a quartet of EL34 valves, this peerless design has been expertly crafted to compliment the extraordinary wealth of tones found in the JVM.Channelling World Class Tone - The Four JVM Channels Are:
Speakers Corner The JVM410C 2 x 12" is fitted with two different speaker types - Celestion Vintage and a Celestion Heritage - allowing the combo to deliver spacious, rich tones backed-up with a solid low-end thump. Logical Layout The JVM front panel is simple and uncompromising; dedicated Gain, EQ, Volume and Reverb are present for each of the four channels. Add to this a Master section with dual Master Volumes, Resonance and Presence and you have a clear, concise layout that makes the JVM easy and intuitive to use. Seamless Switching, Perfect Memory & MIDI The onboard logic not only ensures switching is swift and silent, but also remembers the position of each front panel switch in all 12 modes - Reverb (on/off), FX Loop (on/off) and Master Volume (1 or 2). So, when you return to any mode, all switch settings will be exactly as you left them - even after you've powered the amp down. This groundbreaking system combined with revolutionary, new footswitch technology, plus MIDI switching capabilities, add even further to the JVM's already incredible flexibility. Ultimate Control & Connectivity Every JVM is supplied with a 6-way, fully programmable footswitch. This revolutionary, UK patent-pending technology allows single front panel switches (SWITCH STORE) or entire setups (PRESET STORE - Channel, Mode, Reverb, FX Loop and Master Volume switch setting) to be simply assigned to anyfoot switch. The footswitch's group of multi-coloured LEDs reflect every front panel switch status ensuring, in the heat of a performance, you know exactly where you are with no need to see the amp. To add to it's already impressive "guitarist friendliness," the JVM footswitch connects to the amplifier via a standard guitar lead, making it easy to replace with any length you may need. Additionally, the JVM's MIDI In and Thru connection means it can easily be integrated in a MIDI switching set-up, allowing you to store and recall 128 complete amplifier set-ups, for example, enabling your pedal effects board to easily control the amp. With its built-in memory and switching options, the JVM's possibilities are endless! Studio Quality Reverb The onboard, studio quality digital Reverb is routed in parallel and mixed with the direct signal by means of a valve. When the Reverb is engaged no degradation of the direct signal occurs and when switched off it is removed from the circuit. The Reverb circuit has also been designed to avoid abrupt cut-offs, allowing the reverb tail to decay naturally when switching or changing from channel to channel. Loud & Louder Dual Master Volumes increase the flexibility and balance of your sounds, and when assigned directly to the footswitch, can be used as a solo boost. The Resonance and Presence act as a global equaliser, controlling how the power section reacts with the speakers, adding another layer of tone control and letting you adjust the power amplifier dynamics to your own taste. FX Control The JVM boasts two FX Loops that live on its rear panel. A footswitchable Parallel/Series Loop with Level and Mix controls, plus a Series Loop. When the JVM is combined with a MIDI effects processor and switched via MIDI, the sky's the limit! Silence is Golden When on Standby, the JVM's emulated XLR output is fully operational, allowing you to record in total silence - a godsend for those late night recording sessions! Marshall Heritage Every JVM is made at the Marshall factory in the tonal heart of England. Time-tested, traditional methods of craftsmanship and construction are combined with the latest advances in modern manufacturing technology, ensuring world class build quality and roadworthiness. Internally, the JVM circuitry and layout has been kept to a minimum, ensuring the integrity of the guitar tone and an incredibly low noise floor - this coupled with meticulous valve selection and high tolerance, quality components adds to the all-important reliability factor that is synonymous with the Marshall legend. Marshall JVM410C
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Reviewsbased on 2 reviewsAwesome Amp
by David from Virginia
I don't usually write reviews, but I felt this one needed to be done. January 21, 2012 Music Background: I bought this amp about 8 months ago, and I just love the sounds that I get out of it. I know that Marshall is kno... read more [+]wn for their crunch and overdriven sounds, and this amp has them all. Even more than I will use for my styles of playing, but sometimes they are still fun to switch to those channels when I get a wild hair. I personally use the clean channels the most, sometimes with one of the drive buttons pushed. Sometimes just on the cleanest settings. They sound full and open. Strat, Tele, Les Paul, ES-135 all sound fantastic. My Tele's neck pickup doesn't even squeal when cranked, like it does with my Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb. I always plug straight from the guitar into the amp, so there is no pedal coloration to the sound. But with the sounds you get from this, you don't need any drive pedals anyway. Just push one of the drive buttons, it will give you a sound that you would be more than happy with. The amp is 100 watts, which of course sounds great at "rattle-the-windows, neighbors-call-the-cops" volume, but it stills sounds exceptionally good at lower volumes as well. This amp really is 4 great amps in one. Not digital modeling imitations, but the real thing. I highly recommend it. close [-] Powering the locomotive of rock and metal
by jvmrockstar from ny usa
If heaven intended a gift to the music community, it was the marshall jvm 410! there is nothing like it on the planet, and i sincerely doubt the alians' ability to produce anything better!June 5, 2008 Music Background: studio guitarist the ... read more [+]sound is incredible, the defenition is astounding, and it is surely built for space jumping! close [-] Sweetwater Advice
Brian CravensThis is a simply phenomenal sounding amp. Gone are the days of just shoe-horning the contents of a head into a smaller box, throwing in speakers, and hoping for the best. Marshall and Celestion developed a Vintage and a Heritage speaker for this combo. The difference shows. The four channels with three programmable modes each move through the entire palette of vintage Marshall, and end with enough gain to rip the guitar from a lesser player's hands. Shimmering clean would even lend to country or rockabilly when stepped on (from a Marshall?). If you tune down extremely low, and want the guttural tones of the underworld, they are also included. Not just included, exalted. Blues, no problem. Classic rock - every version thereof. Amptastic... Also popular
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