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marshall amp manualBy continuing we assume that you're ok for us to store cookies on your device. You can change your cookie settings at any time, or delete cookies, by going to your browser settings. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Some series have several models, so I'm including a list for those entries. Some handbooks are still available on the Marshall official website, but a majority of the handbooks I've uploaded are not at Marshall's site. You can probably find them around the internet, but it might take some digging in some cases. JTM Series model: JTM30, JTM610, JTM612, JTM615, JTM622, JTM600 30. 1 Watt Limited Edition Series (50th Anniversary) model: JMP-1H, JMP-1C 31. JMP-1 MIDI Preamp Rack unit 32. JMD:1 Series models: JMD100, JMD102, JMD50, JMD501 33. JCM900 Series (SL-X and High-Gain Dual Reverb) SL-X models: 2100, 2500 high-gain dual reverb models: 4100, 4101, 4102, 4500, 4501, 4502 34. JCM 600 Series models: 601, 602, 600 35. 1 Watt Limited Edition Series (50th Anniversary) model: JCM-1H, JCM-1C 36. Hand-wired Cabinet Series models: 2061CS, 1960HW 37. Signature Series model: Super 100JH Limited Edition 38. Haze Series model: MHZ15, MHZ40C 39. JCM2000 DSL Series models (combos only): DSL201, DSL401 41. JCM2000 DSL Series models (heads only): DSL100, DSL50 42. Class 5 Series model (head only): C5H 43. Class 5 Series model (combo only): CS-01 44. Cabinet (4x12 and 2x12) models (4x12): 1960A, 1960B, 1960AV, 1960BV models (2x12): unspecified models 45. Series 900 model (preamp only): MGP9001 models (power amp only): MGP9005, MGP9060, MGP9040 46. JCM900 Series model: 4100 Dual Reverb 47. Signature Series model: JCM800 2203KK 50. JCM800 model: 2203X (reissue) 51. Hand-Wired Series model: 2061X 52. Hand-Wired Series model: 1974X 53. Signature Series model: 1959RR 54. Signature Series model: JCM800 2203ZW I have to admit that the Marshall amps main website is absolutely HORRIBLE NOW!!!!http://www.lospinello.it/public/news/adodb-manual.xml

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WORST AMP SITE ON THE WEB!!!! Very cheap looking, confusing, with nothing useful at all. It is so far removed from the image that Marshall amps are known for that it's just plain sad.This will be a handy go to for many members of this site.Click to expand. Do you need it?Do you need it? Click to expand. I just did the C19 mod, and while doing it, of course I became curious about c4 and c5???In the thread there was discussion about putting these up on this site, but the discussion went nowhere. Hopefully these will help someone with a little more quick info.Kudos! The Roadhouse has a bunch of schematics. Dr Tube had a bunch, but alas, a bunch of them were links to Marshall, so when Marshall took them down, they're no longer available. This would be nice for a sticky.He runs Amp Archives. Maybe he can upload your files to Marshall Handbooks section Or it should be placed in a technical section along with schematics. Maybe. It would be nice. Download an official Marshall Amplification user manual in which you will find instructions on how to install, use, maintain and service your product.In addition, there is an emulated, headphone output jack for monitoring with headphones. Great Design Compact enough for life on the move and finished in beautiful gold piping and gold metal. Discover your Sound With multiple channels and equalization settings, there's a tone out there for you. In the Box Marshall Amplification MG101GFX 100W Combo Amp Limited 5-Year Warranty on Parts Limited 3-Year Warranty on Labor Table of Contents Please send it to us and help us expand our library of instruction manuals. Add your rating and experience with the product. Let us know and we will try to add the missing manual:AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor 3.40 Ghz DESKTOP-83VB1TO AM. Need manual asap. Audible does not open, requires unavailable update Name: Chris Underwater Audio Delphin Swimbuds Sport Bundle I cannot open Audible.http://www.alterconseil.fr/alterconseil/images/c5-corvette-manual-transmission-fluid-change.xml I am prompted to update in the App Store but when I go to the App Store, no update is available. I uninstalled and reinstalled and still get the same message. Set up Name: Nivk Gretsch Drums Catalina Club Series 4-Piece I need to set up.Our instructions database is constantly updated and supplemented with new products. Looking for instruction manuals? Ask us. The amp features one channel with clean and overdrive settings, a volume control, and a tone control to shape the bass and treble. The unit is powered by a 9V battery, but may also be powered by an optional 9V 100 mA power supply. A convenient belt clip is included for on-the-go playing. It is also quite common that customers throw outUser manuals are alsoTry Google Search! 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I won’t write the rest because it may confuse you even more. So, let’s stick to those for a while. Why they chose those numbers then. I don’t know. It was basically a copy of the 1959 Fender Bassman. It had ECC83 (a.k.a. 12ax7) pre-amp tubes and a GZ34 rectifier tube.http://gbb.global/blog/environmental-impact-assessment-manual-pdf The first amps had 5881 power tubes. They were changed to KT66 shortly after. It was made as a head and as a combo (known as the “ Bluesbreaker ” combo). There were many cosmetic changes on the first years until it finally got the “Classic Marshall Look” by 1964. In 1965, the plexiglass faceplates were introduced. This is the reason why Marshalls of this early era (up to 1968) are known as “Plexis”. I would say “crispy” too. This amp is more suited for blues players, with a smoother sound. He discovered that, by playing really loud, it would start to “break up”. It was something really new. It changed music forever. Free’s debut album Tons of Sobs was probably recorded with a JTM-45 too. So, I’ll try to explain it the best I can. ?? The transitition from the JTM to the JMP amps happened, in my view, with three steps. The first one was the creation of the first 100w amp. A larger headbox was also used. With more power tubes, the amp had more headroom, a tighter bass response and more definition. It was the first Marshall with a solid state rectifier. The name of the amps was also changed. This is when the confusing model numbers started being used I believe. But it also had the characteristic smoothness of the tube rectifier. For this reason, this amp is known today as the JTM-50. But Fil’s Metro is a reproduction of this very same amp, so you might be familiar with it by now. Many consider it to be the ultimate rock amp. It’s indeed, a lengend on it’s own. This early “Plexi” versions (up to 1968) are really articulate and have a real nice “roar”. If you want to hear this amp, listen to any Free live performance. Paul Kossoff was the man who really knew how to use these. When I listen to the Free Live.Here are some of them: But many guitarrists also decided to try those and they found out that they could get really interesting tones with them. They were a bit smoother and had a tad less gain than their Lead counter-parts. They can easily be converted into Lead circuits as well. So, if you find one for a good price, grab it ?? Front panel was also identical. These amps had two “sections” (The most common thing to do was to set one section to Lead specs and the other one to Bass specs). With a standard eq (presence, bass, middle, treble), a total of 8 inputs (4 for each “section”) and 4 volumes, this thing is a real Frankstein monster. The Lead section sound like a Lead circuit.It is just as good as the other (probably even more versatile), but the “weird looks” probably scare people a bit and they think this is not a good amp. For that reason, these amps are less expensive and are a really great deal (if in good condition, of course). Note the 4 KT88 tubes. The extra knob probably is a Master Volume mod. Stay away from this thing. This is a JMP on steroids. It’s 200W of pure loudness These amps were not only stupidly loud, but also really really clean. Blackmore’s amps had extra power tubes, making it even more powerful, as well as extra gain stages. Don’t ask how that’s even possible. I have no clue either. Its nicknamed “Smoke On The Water Effect”.Note: 8 knobs instead of 6 They are easy to tell apart because the two extra knobs (“speed” and “intensity”) on the front panel. The amp was desired by every musician that rented it. SIR studios declined all the offers they received for it. Then, a misinformed roadie returned it a year later (and was probably fired afterwards). Both amps never were seen again. (Creepy, huh? XD) So, it was more of a “brand” renewal. All the models mentioned above are still being produced here. That happened until around 1976. With a thing called variac, he was able to kind of “attenuate” the amp and obtain more gain. Coincidence?:P). I’m not sure of the year his amps were made, but something tells me that they are from around this period (1968 or 1969) or maybe from the early Metal-Face years.What happened is that there were more changes in the components and the amps became even more aggressive: they were brighter and had a more drive than before. This was actually good for most guitar players, since they wanted more and more gain. These are probably the best oportunities to own a “Plexi style” circuit without spending a fortune (with some tweaks, they can be converted into the “smoother” late 60’s circuit). The only one that worth mentioning is the switch to PCB style assembly on late-1973. Did it affect the tone. I can’t really tell. It got worse? Definetly not. They are as reliable as the PTP Marshalls. You can read more about this here. So, the only way to tell them apart (besides the model written on the back, and the number of power tubes) is by looking at the top. If it has a top vent, then it’s a 100w. If it doesn’t, it’s a 50w. After receiving many complains, they decided to put a Master Volume on their amps. The panel of this model had only 2 inputs, standard eq section, a Pre-Amp and a Master Volume knobs. Did it work? Yes and no. Yes, it was possible to have pre-amp drive at low volumes, but since it was the power amp saturation that made Marshalls so great, guitar players complained that they couldn’t get enough “distortion” at lower volumes. Only the 2204 (50w) suffered from the lack of gain at low volumes. They started using rocker style switches instead of the old toggle switches (yes. This is why I called it “Rocker Switch Era”. No pun intended), the “Marshall” logo was bigger and there was a thicker white binding on the corners, as well as under the logo. The only thing is: there were many parts left on stock and they had to use them. By mid-1977, they were over and only new parts were used. It was a disaster: After 14 years selling non-MV amps, always relying on the power amp saturation, Marshall, the company that made the best RnR amps in the world suddenly had an amp with “no enough gain?”. After many blown tubes, they decided to try something really different this time: to cascade the pre-amp to get extra pre-amp saturation. You had a great overdriven tones at any volume (Of course, the louder it was, the better it would sound). It could also work as a “Plexi-style circuit”, by keeping the Master on 10 and working with the pre-amp volume. Of course, it also had a unique and distinctive voice. Turn it on and put your hand on the other end of the cables to produce sound. Theorically, if you get sound only from one input, this means you have the cascaded circuit. If you get sound from both, you have a non-cascaded circuit. When they got into the studio to record the Let There be Rock album, they already had brand new JMP “rocker switch” amps. But also, they still were faithful to the old non-MV circuits So, they almost always mixed them on stage. It’s hard to tell when they used what amp, but you can’t go wrong with these beasts. The model will be written there. So, just to make sure you won’t get yourself into trouble: They are simply extra outputs. Here is what he found out: Here is a link to a Marshall forum page. All of them are useable. So keep your eyes open for those as well. The result was, as you expected, more agressive amps. Also, the serial numbers started to be printed on the front panel, close to the switches. At this point, Marshall’s exclusive distribution contract with Rose Morris was expiring. Free from the contract, Marshall decided to, again, renew the whole Marshall line. It was mostly a cosmetic change. But some claim that there were, again, small changes in the circuit.The “simple circuit” JCM800s are, in my view, still quite interesting amps. Let’s take a look at what we still have here. This means there were other models.But they are basically a JCM800 in the old headbox. Try to look for the ones with the same circuits as the heads mentioned above. The different position of the inputs meant a change in the circuit. This one was not a pleasant change and the result was a much more grainy and thin-sounding tone as they were turned up. Not a really good deal Here is some info about them: You did such a wonderful job on the various heads, now what do you say to doing one on the cabinets and speakers and the wiring. That’s a great idea, I second that!! The tubes are in good shape. Compared to my DSL40c the 2104 sounds extremly “thinn” without any bottom end at all. Altough I dial the Bass to 10 it still lacks huge amounts of bass to my ears. Does anyone know if this is the way a 2104 should sound. Or could there be something wrong with it? (If so, what!?). Page Count: 4 T ruly experienced electric guitar players, and I have known a few, will look for an amplifier that will enable them to express themselves with comfortable ease. Music is a language like any other and serves to communicate the artists feel and emotion to their audience. A guitarist is capable of translating a universe of subtle nuances, dynamics, aggression, restraint and touch to the appreciative listener. This is the philosophy behind our Vintage Modern series of amplifiers. Over the years I have witnessed several trends in guitar amplification and take great interest in keeping in touch with peoples comments and opinions from all generations. In doing so I have found that we must move with technology in order to take advantage of the rapid advances in our industry, as well as preserving the classic Marshall tones of yesteryear that have been the keystone of my company’s success. The amplifier you have just purchased is a marriage of vintage 60s and 70s tone to a feature set found on our more current ranges. This amplifier is designed to react to the player ’s human dynamic in conjunction with judicious use of the guitar ’s volume and tone controls, as exemplified by many iconic guitar heroes who mastered this art. It has been designed to deliver the goods no matter what your style, instrument or musical genre. I hope you enjoy the voyage of tonal discovery on which you are about to embark and continue to do so for many years to come. The accompanying 4 x 12 cabinets are the 425A and 425B, each rated for 100 W atts power handling. This amplifier has a single channel with the capability of switching between two dynamic ranges, either by front panel push button or supplied footswitch. Each dynamic range yields its own gain structure and sonic character. It is optimised to react to your touch and always retains a substantial tonality wherever you may set your guitar volume. This technique is still favoured by many players and their heroes. Once the amplifier is optimally set, the guitar becomes your control centre for accessing the varying degrees of tone and boost required for live performances. A brand new feature are the two frequency selective Preamp V olumes (gains) which work in tandem to provide greater flexibility over tonal shaping of your instrument. The power amp plays a significant role in contributing to the overall sound and incorporates KT66 valves for true vintage tone. These are complimented by the newly developed Celestion G12C greenback speakers which deliver that smooth, balanced, harmonically rich timbre sought after by numerous connoisseurs of benchmark Marshall T ones. ENGLISH ENGLISH Dr Jim Marshall OBE and daughter V ictoria (Managing Director) After approximately two minutes the valves will have reached their correct operating temperature and the Standby Switch can be engaged, enabling the HT. In order to prolong valve life, the Standby Switch alone should also be used to turn the amplifier on and off during breaks in a performance. Also, when switching the amplifier of f, always disengage the Standby Switch prior to the main Power Switch. 3. Mains Indicator This purple LED indicator will light up whenever the amp is plugged into the mains and the Power Switch (1) is on. 4. Reverb This controls the level of the internal studio quality plate emulation reverb that is mixed with the direct guitar signal. Note: If the supplied foots witch is not connected, the rev erb is alwa ys enabled and can only be tur ned off by setting this control fully counterclockwise if the re verb is not required. If the foots witch is connected then the re verb can be toggled on and off allowing the re verb le vel control to remain where you set it. 5. Master V olume This control sets the overall output volume of the amplifier. T onal tip: It is pr actical to set this first to suit the ven ue in which you are playing as the position of this volume largely dictates the optim um positions for the other controls. T one Controls 6. Presence This control operates in the power amp section of your amp and adds high frequencies to your tone, creating crispness and bite. As you turn this control up (clockwise), your sound will become more cutting. 7. Bass This controls the amount of low frequencies (bottom end) in your tone. 8. Middle This controls the mid-range of your sound. T urning this up (clockwise) will make your guitar sound fatter and fuller. 9. T reble This control determines the amount of treble and gives your guitar tone a defining edge as it is turned up. Dynamic Ranges: Lo w and High This single channel amplifier has provision to switch between two dynamic ranges. The low dynamic range is synonymous with our classic vintage amplifiers in terms of the available gain. The high dynamic range adds an extra valve gain stage enabling a lot more overdrive capability coupled with a dynamically realistic volume boost with the guitar volume on full. Blue indicates the lower dynamic range is active and white indicates the higher range is active. 11. Dynamic Rang e push button This button is used to toggle between the dynamic ranges if the supplied footswitch is not used. When the footswitch is used this button still remains functional. 12. Mid Boost push button This button adds a significant boost to the middle frequencies in your guitar tone. Use it to fatten thin single coils or just because you want to anyway. They both work together irrespective of which dynamic range is selected and can be set to whatever positions sound right for you, including one of them completely of f if that is your sound. Balancing of these two controls is the secret to a great fundamental tone. Y ou can set just the right amount of transient detail to allow your guitar to cut through with all the subtle information that your playing dynamic requires. 14. Bod y This controls the lower mid and bass frequencies of your sound bringing fatness and weight to your tone. This is ideal for making single coil pickups deliver a humbucker style bottom end without destroying their inherent higher frequency detail. This control coupled with the Mid Boost button (12) can enable a real rock solid beefy grind for those who choose to truly feel it as they play it. Please take the time to fully inv estigate their impact on the sound as well. T r y setting the amp so that high gain, medium gain and clean can all be accessed from the guitar volume alone. 15. Input Jack Socket This high impedance input is where you plug your guitar into the amp. Y ou must use a screened (shielded) guitar cable. Never use an unscreened (unshielded) speaker cable because you will find it very noisy to the point of annoyance. The input to any guitar amplifier is a very sensitive part of the signal path and is therefore susceptible to air born radio interference, hence the need for a screened guitar cable. This screened cable should preferably be of good quality. If you are in any doubt regarding this, your Marshall dealer will be more than happy to help, advise and supply you. ENGLISH ENGLISH Front Panel Featur es (panel shown is 2466 - 2266C Combo panel is reversed) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ENGLISH ENGLISH 1. Footswitch Connecting the supplied footswitch here enables you to perform two functions; you can change the Dynamic Range and toggle the Reverb on and off. The Dynamic Range switch functions exactly the same as the front panel counterpart (1 1). Push this switch in to enable the loop. Note: If this switch is accidentally pushed in and there is nothing plugged in to the loop, the signal will still pass through from send to return by means of an inter nal link on the switching jac ks. This link is disconnected when something is plugged into the return socket. The send soc ket has no eff ect on the status of the internal link and could theref ore be used as a line out to a tuner for e xample if no e xter nal FX are connected. 6. Speaker Outputs W ARNING. There are two parallel loudspeaker output jacks provided for connection to speaker cabinet(s). AL WA YS ensure you use good quality speaker (unshielded) cables. NEVER use guitar (shielded) cables. Always use a non-screened Marshall approved speaker lead when connecting an extension cabinet to these units. 7. Output Selector This switch should be set to match your speaker cabinet’s impedance. If more than one speaker cabinet is connected then you should set the switch to match the total impedance of the combination. Note: The impedance of the combo’ s (2266C) own speakers is 8 ohms. Make sure the combo’ s output selector is set to 8 ohms when no extension cabs are connected. 8. HT Fuse The correct value of this H.T. fuse is specified on the rear panel of the amplifier. NEVER attempt to bypass the fuse or fit one of the incorrect value! 9. Mains Input Socket with incorporated Mains Fuse Y our amp is provided with a detachable mains (power) lead, which is connected here. The specific mains input voltage rating that your amplifier has been built for is indicated on the back panel. Before connecting for the first time, please ensure that your amplifier is compatible with your electricity supply. If you have any doubt, please get advice from a qualified technician. Y our Marshall dealer will help you in this respect. The correct value of mains fuse located in the small drawer at the bottom of the mains socket is specified on the rear panel of the amplifier. The drawer contains a space for a spare fuse. NEVER attempt to bypass the fuse or fit one of the incorrect value. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen. This page appears when Google automatically detects requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of the Terms of Service. The block will expire shortly after those requests stop. This traffic may have been sent by malicious software, a browser plug-in, or a script that sends automated requests. 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