New Marshall pedals have leaked

[stonevibe]

They are all based on amps

https://guitarbomb.com/leak-marshall-un ... edal-amps/

[Dr Tony Balls]

They are all based on amps

And out of five models, two* are actually based on GOOD amps!




*One if you ask me

[Shadoweclipse13]

These are kinda cool actually! I don't remember who, but someone around here was collecting amp models in pedal format for a while, and I really like the idea.

[s_mcsleazy]

They are all based on amps

And out of five models, two* are actually based on GOOD amps!




*One if you ask me

i love my 900 but it's very much a 1 trick pony. like to me, it sounds like 90's punk. me and my amp tech were talking about what will/wont become a classic. he thinks because the 900 was so loved by 90's punk, it will remain a classic. but later marshalls won't because they weren't really embraced by the musicians of the time. the jcm2000 or the JVM comes to mind because i was getting into guitar around that time and everyone had jumped ship to amps from mesa boogie OR had just stuck with their 800's and 900's.

[Unicorn Warrior]

They are all based on amps

And out of five models, two* are actually based on GOOD amps!




*One if you ask me

i love my 900 but it's very much a 1 trick pony. like to me, it sounds like 90's punk. me and my amp tech were talking about what will/wont become a classic. he thinks because the 900 was so loved by 90's punk, it will remain a classic. but later marshalls won't because they weren't really embraced by the musicians of the time. the jcm2000 or the JVM comes to mind because i was getting into guitar around that time and everyone had jumped ship to amps from mesa boogie OR had just stuck with their 800's and 900's.

Funny you say that. I used to really want the JCM 2000 because of System of a Down guitarist Daron Malakian allegedly used them. I never ever have even played one.

[sessylU]

I always wanted a JVM because it seemed to be all the Marshalls in one box. Still sort of a dream amp of mine, but I'll probably never have one.

[Steadyriot.]

They are all based on amps

And out of five models, two* are actually based on GOOD amps!




*One if you ask me

i love my 900 but it's very much a 1 trick pony. like to me, it sounds like 90's punk. me and my amp tech were talking about what will/wont become a classic. he thinks because the 900 was so loved by 90's punk, it will remain a classic. but later marshalls won't because they weren't really embraced by the musicians of the time. the jcm2000 or the JVM comes to mind because i was getting into guitar around that time and everyone had jumped ship to amps from mesa boogie OR had just stuck with their 800's and 900's.

I loved my DSL100, great amp that had "that" sound all the modern (pop-) punk bands used in the 2000's and 2010's.
Sold it because I switched to Kemper but I'd buy one again in a heartbeat if I wanted a simple punkrock rig.

[B.T.]

I’ve never witnessed a Marshall in a box that sounded much like a cranked Marshall does in person. And I’m aware nothing beats in person but not really even close. Maybe these will make me a convert

[JSutter]

A single tone control is a complete joke. The 4th control is supposed to embrace the amp it is based on. It makes no sense.

[budda12ax7]

will try

[JackFawkes]

I’ve never witnessed a Marshall in a box that sounded much like a cranked Marshall does in person. And I’m aware nothing beats in person but not really even close. Maybe these will make me a convert

Honestly, I kinda doubt it will... There are already several pedals that do a pretty great job of simulating the preamp section of various Marshalls (the what, why, and how of those preamp circuits have been known for decades). If none of them do it for you then it's not the preamp section your ear thinks is missing, it's the power section; and the power section isn't something that can be simulated in a pedal.

Jack

P.S.: For what it's worth, the best sounding (and responding) JMC800 pedal to my ear is the Sushi Box FX JC Emerald - which makes sense since it's literally the preamp circuit, tubes and all, with a couple extra QoL improvements... still lacks the heft of the power section though; that has to be provided by whatever amp it's running into.

[stevejamsecono]

I’ve never witnessed a Marshall in a box that sounded much like a cranked Marshall does in person. And I’m aware nothing beats in person but not really even close. Maybe these will make me a convert

Completely agree with this. I think most amp in the box pedals are kind of a crock. They can sound cool but they rarely sound like their inspiration, to my ears.

[OffYourFace]

The original Marshall Guvnor was great for medium JMP gain. The Menatone Blue Collar was cool too. THis was back when I was using a '72 twin reverb though.

[budda12ax7]

I’ve never witnessed a Marshall in a box that sounded much like a cranked Marshall does in person. And I’m aware nothing beats in person but not really even close. Maybe these will make me a convert

Honestly, I kinda doubt it will... There are already several pedals that do a pretty great job of simulating the preamp section of various Marshalls (the what, why, and how of those preamp circuits have been known for decades). If none of them do it for you then it's not the preamp section your ear thinks is missing, it's the power section; and the power section isn't something that can be simulated in a pedal.

Jack

P.S.: For what it's worth, the best sounding (and responding) JMC800 pedal to my ear is the Sushi Box FX JC Emerald - which makes sense since it's literally the preamp circuit, tubes and all, with a couple extra QoL improvements... still lacks the heft of the power section though; that has to be provided by whatever amp it's running into.

Great find....will check out