TIA,
Z.
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Marshall JTM 60 series
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Marshall JTM 60 series
The nineties ones. Does anyone here have an opinion on them (I've red the HC reviews)? JTM 610s (the ones with the three 10" speakers) keep popping up on a Dutch site (maybe it's the same one that gets re-sold, I don't know), and the price seems reasonable. Might be an interesting addition...
TIA,
Z.
Edit: here's a piccie:
TIA,
Z.
Edit: here's a piccie:
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Re: Marshall JTM 60 series
a friend had one and toured the world with it....it eventually broke down after so much gigging and never got fixed
I heard it live though and it sounded great...nice vintage-y Marshall tones
I heard it live though and it sounded great...nice vintage-y Marshall tones
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Re: Marshall JTM 60 series
the control layout isn't all that different from my brother non reverb jcm900 wich is a sort of hotter jcm800..the other day where i gigged there where one similar, but with only 2 10" speakers, but it was plugged thru a 4X12..it was good!
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Re: Marshall JTM 60 series
I know that I'm not allowed to say this but... I'm one of those sellers. I have a JTM610 for some time now and I have been really satisfied with it, but I just want to try out something different 
The tone of this amp sounds a lot fuzzier than my jcm900, which gives it a real 60's bluesbreaker vibe.
The tone of this amp sounds a lot fuzzier than my jcm900, which gives it a real 60's bluesbreaker vibe."Guitars are not taken seriously nowadays. I blame the eighties"