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Really... you think that highly of it do you. This amp has me very interested also but of course I have yet to see one, hell I havn't even seen a Class 5 yet. I played a JMP1 for years and powered it with two Marshall 9100's. That is why I find this so intersting since the effects look to be first class and the 100 watt EL34 power stage. I also love the midi switching. If it is as good as the initial reports say it is it could be a great amp to have while gigging since you can have a shit load of presets, this makes it easy to go from cover song to cover song without tap dancing on pedals.It's most definitely my next amp purchase.
I pretty much agree with all of that, Surf.surfnorthwest wrote:Really... you think that highly of it do you. This amp has me very interested also but of course I have yet to see one, hell I havn't even seen a Class 5 yet. I played a JMP1 for years and powered it with two Marshall 9100's. That is why I find this so intersting since the effects look to be first class and the 100 watt EL34 power stage. I also love the midi switching. If it is as good as the initial reports say it is it could be a great amp to have while gigging since you can have a shit load of presets, this makes it easy to go from cover song to cover song without tap dancing on pedals.It's most definitely my next amp purchase.
In the studio I would want to set it up for certain genres. I am holding of any opinon of it until I can spend some time with it. If it is what I think it could be it will come home with me. I love the three amps I kept out of the many I had but this one is the only amp that has my interest right now that I would give any consideration too. Steve send me one COD
You know it is all a big expensive journy for us guitar players isn't it. I can tell by your "three keepers" that not only do you know tone but like myself you stay open to something different that can fill a void. I kept the 2466, Superlead Plexi (1970) and the DrZ EZG50, three great amps. I am open to the JMD1 because I fully understand the technoligy that is used today in preamp modeling....push that technoligy through a quad of EL34s to eliminate any cabinet simulation and you have my attention.I too have gone through many amps over the years and have ended up with three "Keepers" (so far!) - my 2466, JMP50 (1974) and my 2203 (1979)
The JMD:1 is by no means a replacement for any of my main three amps, but it certainly will be a worthy addition.
Have you actually tried the amp?yoshiii wrote:You really think that this sounds good with the digital pre amp?
I think real tube amps with tube pre amps sound better。This sounds digital to me.
It's not even out yet, you might wanna try it out before slaggin it.yoshiii wrote:You really think that this sounds good with the digital pre amp?
I think real tube amps with tube pre amps sound better。This sounds digital to me.
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