Is it possible to run one of these little jobbies through an effects loop on a Marshall and use it as a master volume for thin walled apartment won't wake the baby or piss off the neighbors levels?

Cute, but too tiny. Those have got to be 8" or 10" speakers right? Plus, I'm sure they're cheapies, ie.e; particle board not birch. The better bet is to have your own nice quality, good size 1x12" cab(s) built for a couple hundred bucks. There are makers that will build them with Marshall grill clo...

Cute, but too tiny. Those have got to be 8" or 10" speakers right? Plus, I'm sure they're cheapies, ie.e; particle board not birch. The better bet is to have your own nice quality, good size 1x12" cab(s) built for a couple hundred bucks. There are makers that will build them with Marshall grill clot...

The head version, which speaker have you found that resolves the bass issue? I use it both with Scumback H75 and M75 1x12's. The cabs are stagecraft with oval back holes and are a little larger and deeper than an average 1x12 cab. I mean it's not bass heavy by any means but you don't always want a ...

Are you guys talking about the combo version? because with the head version, the right cab/speaker combo resolves the bass issue

That was it, switched the wires around in one cab and all is fine. Thanks for the tips

Stringjunkie wrote:On 2nd thought, is it 8 ohms when you're using a Y cable? I've not done it that way.

Yeah. I thought since the speakers are 16 ohms that I needed to use the 8ohm out since it's going to two speakers. Is that not correct? I didn't want to use the 16 ohm out thinking doing that might hurt something.

I have two 1x12 extension cabs each w/a 16 ohm speaker. I connected them to my 1 waters with a Weber Y connector cable. Since they're 16 ohm speakers I used the 8 ohm output. The sound was all wrong...small and thin. Something was wrong, but I had it set up right didn't I?

I have that same question also. I'm wondering if it's even possible that we'd ruin our guitar speakers given that we're playing through a 1 watt amp, or on the .10 setting, & keeping the volume around 3.

What is this doing that makes it better than plugging into the amp direct? Also, using the JTM1 as a bass head, aren't you running into clean headroom issues?

cool. so it's not going to hurt the amp by running a bass into it? How about the speaker? I'm guessing it's not a good idea at full volume, but how about on the 1 watt setting? I'm using an extension cab w/scumback greenbacks

It's supposedly the same circuit. Does that mean the guts are exactly the same as the JTM1, or will this offset version have higher-grade components, etc.?

Blackmore/classic Deep Purple = JTM, imo.

mrjones2004x wrote: Jcm- nice, great for 80's but couldn't get a great acdc sort of sound.

You shouldn't be able to. Angus and Malcolm have always played JTM era Marshalls and clones. JMP Superleads are about as modern as they've gotten if I'm not mistaken.

mrjones2004x wrote:Maybe they ran there p90s flat out? Really got harsh with them on 10. Take back the volume a tad and sweet sounds were there. On max gives a bite good for lead playing.

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