If you have a gibson with good pickups almost all Marshall amps are "the best".(JTM45,1959,JCM800, JCM2000, VM, studio15, jmp1 etc...)

I confirm, it is a keeper.
The head and the cabs are really great, don't break the stack.(where is the second cab?)
I will never sell mine. ;o)

Thanks for these informations Steve, it helps me to correct things but i disagree with one point. I know that inputs are grounded to avoid noise when using the other jacks but you can find output jacks grounded thru a resistor to protect the secondary of the OT when nothing is plugged. What is dange...

+1000

Wow it seems that i'm using half of both push pull.
So if i use 1&4 or 2&3 i will get sound on both speaker outputs?
And i can use only one speaker output because the hot-point of the jack is grounded when nothing is plugged and so protect the circuit?(it's not open)
I am right?

You are welcome to visit and try it out I have 12 plexis and metalplate 4 holers and some jcm 800. I had a full stack silver jubilee but sold it too cheep to save space some year ago. I also have about 20 vintage Marshall cabs majority basket weaves. I started buying these things in highschool trad...

Does somebody see any issue to swap KT66 with EL34 in the JTM45/100?
I have an old siemens/mullard duet that i want to try on one side.

Bad taste is bad taste.

wilsonjohn wrote:I really like your post specially. I really like it... cheers...
Thanks for sharing such type of information.

My pleasure.

It's not original but Angus and EVH, but so many great artists have played on Marshall.
Then today each time i watch solodallas's website i remember how great sound Marshall amps.
This guy does a great job.

http://www.solodallas.net/

wow
(will not post mine :deney )

Sounds great, i think i will buy it.

I think it's doable by keeping the regulation and master system on a pcb board.
This version will be with no doubt a "must have" amp, open to all mods.

Interesting and nice classical look without the terrible plastic corners.
Have to try this one.

Merry Christmas...