I came back to the 2466. When I did, a few weeks/months ago, I did so with a pedal board that was complete. Hitting the VM up front changed my Marshall world a good bit. Finally, I have the tone and response that the Marshall legend was built on. Now, everything else I use fills in the artistic crac...

It takes 15 minutes or so on mine...to 'change'. Never experienced that in an amp before...I've heard it from others live, but not my experience, until now.

Herbvis....before I let my previous VM go...there were some technical issues...Surf was kind enough to send me some different tubes...but even with that first amp, to just noodle around, the amp design just begs you to be creative. I played more tonight than I have in probably 20 years. Yeah, most o...

It's my second round with the VM...this one just smokes it out of the gate. Trower-ish, round sound, depth like I don't remember, even with body pre at 0. Couldn't be happier...kind of pisses all over the JCM 2203, and that's hard to believe, but it does. Just completely hit a home run with this one...

Not so funny enough, I've kept the 50 and 100 watt JMD's the longest of any Marshall(s) I've owned. I input in to the 100 and use one stereo FX return to the 50 watt. I run one or two JCM800's for a core sound, which I go high or lower gain with a six band eq and or a micro amp; the JMD's lock in a ...