Guitar Paradiso - Marshall JTM45 - It DOES go to 11
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👆 Welcome to Guitar Paradiso! Today we look at the Marshall JTM45 goo.gl/v41tdU
Other gear we used in the video:
Paul:
Nobels ODR1goo.gl/zV1oyB
MXR Carbon Copy goo.gl/RXDvtK
Fender Custom Shop Strat goo.gl/YszftK
Pete:
T-rex Gristle King
T-Rex Replica Delay goo.gl/lKpBLE
T-rex Creamer Reverb goo.gl/ixh03S
Fender Custom Shop Strat
Gibson Les Paul Custom 58
All sounds were recorded into a UAD Apollo 8 goo.gl/6YtoSF
Thanks for tuning into Guitar Paradiso! - เพลง
I love how tasteful Pete's style is. He always plays with the music. He's probably my favorite player at Anderson's. For sure.
Justin Long yup me too he's a bad ass
@@ronaldjohnston3723 I love
To be fair Pete has had quite a career making other people sound good
My all time favorite amp. I gig with a JTM-45 and it's everything i ever wanted from am amp.
Out of all the Andertons guys I enjoy Pete's playing the most.
I guess I'm early! Always wanted to see some vintage high-powered Marshalls on here!
If anderton's was a talk show i would still watch it, love pete!
I love Paul & Pete. Thanks for pairing them in this video.
love watching Pete play guitar. Fantastic player!
Their playing is so tasty. Would like to hear a bit of Rabea aswell.
I prefer the guitar playing of these guys to Chappers, anyday.....
cheekyboy5000 same
True.
Name one monkey that could. I'll wait. I'll bet you don't even have any monkey friends, you big phoney.
Why?
and the marginally better 'jokes'
When I've seen Pete and the JTM together I punched the like button right away!
It sounds great cranked up. Thank you for the demo.
i get the feeling watching these guys that i'm seeing the future legends of rock and blues, nicely done
Pete is like a big child. His face when he turned everything up full was hilarious. Great big cheesy grin :)
The way each channel has its own volume, like a mixer, means you can dick around until you nail it. The bass out of these is fucking stellar
Wow dudes great playin !! Such a taste !! Gear help but technic, musicality and touch are all yours !!
Great playing guys.
the JTM45 actually has a lot more low end and smoother, sweeter clean sound than the 1987x, they aren't as similar as people think.
Yeap I bought it about two months ago and was wondering they said that's not for drop and low tunning and well playing with my Reverend Baritone tuned do C is sounds very good.
these guys are so good. not in chatting, but their playing is great.
Awesome playing guys Awesome Marshall 👍👍
My favorite Marshall for cleans ever.
Awesome!!! Just the best amp ever....Marshall ROCKS!!!!!!! Thanks for the fun...you guys rock too :)
Best video Ever! Love this amp. Takes pedals so well but the key as you said is it just has a killer base clean sound and then you can crank it .... yea!!!
Amazing tone cranked 😀
The reissue jtm are great relaiable pcb amps, the point is that they made the reissue to sound closer to the 1987 model head by increasing the filtering on the preamp tubes. The magic with old marshall was that they were really dynamic, ( low filtering on preamp tubes ). the old ones didnt had grid stopper by most part, so the sound was direct and bright, and also that marshall was biasing el34 and kt66 hot as hell. Good demo guys.
Thank You! Thank You! Thank YOU!!!
Haha, megalodon shark. Great tones and playing, Pete and Paul. I enjoyed that lots
superb !
Great video mates!!!!
Got a Bluesbreaker and absolutely love it
These guys are so damn good.
You can feel how loud it is. Got one too. It's awesome.
Pete, I have the original T Jauernig Gristle King (who T-Rex borrowed the rights from). It never leaves my board. THE most useful drive and clean boost pedal out there.
I played this with a DigiTech Death Metal Pedal up front! Trust me when I tell you it sounded like those early Black Metal sound! Love this little piece of Heaven!
Pete's style:
A couple of blues licks. Start off loud, play the last notes so quiet you can't hear them. Move your body sideways and shake the guitar neck on the last note.
Then some jazzy chords. Repeat above, start loud, then sort of mimick playing notes. Shake guitar neck on last chord. Look for affirmation.
Announce you're gonna do some metal. Play the notes E and Bb at the same time and grin.
Chap:
Gain. More gain. Pinch harmonics. Play with both pick and pick. Gain. Pinch harmonics. Then tune guitar.
My Bluesbreaker is currently running 6L6s, it did sound different to when I was using the 5881s. They are supposed to be the same but they are slightly different.. But these amps are all about the GZ34 valve rectification, thats where the magic is..
Gosh, Paul sounds fantastic on this.. What a class act :)
Killer with the Les Paul especially.
The original tweed Fenders weren't designed for two instruments, they just gave you tonal/input sensitivity options. Remember, the Bassman was meant for bass, ideally into the #2 input and the brilliant channel was to make an electric bass emulate an upright. The 60's/70's tolex amps had parallel preamps with their own EQ's so a second player could plug in. The first tolex amps had one bright channel with reverb/trem, then it shortly became a bright switch on both, and the "deep" on the Bassmans. I use an A/B box into two runs of pedals and switch between channels. The bonus is the reverb or an echo pedal in that channel trails off when you switch back.
My all-time favorite amp
Better get a Kemper to profile it! :)
In my gig rig I use Line 6 HD Pro X (via a dual tube-preamp and velocity100). My crunch sound is based on their modeling of JTM45 (plus some JCM800 parallel) and it is pretty damn good to be honest.
I have the real thing. Sounds better than anything I've ever heard in my life, no modeling amp or simulation can even come close. I run it into a 1960TV cab with greenbacks, and I have a RockCrusher attenuator so I can still crank the amp but control the volume. Took me several years to put aside enough money for it but the sound is just unparalleled...
Dagger 323
I also have one. But would you gig with it?
Of course I would. That's the whole reason I got one :)
Ok im in my 20's and these amps were built before my mom was even born heehee :-) but its the best sounding amp I've ever heard!!! When you guys cranked it at the end I fell in love -In fact this was the best sounding demo I've heard on any channel for tone! It's the sound I want and its soooooooo YUMMY!!!!! :-) Now I have to start saving........ ;)
Pete, Brother, You are lightyears ahead of most of your peers! Including this one.
We love your Class. Everyone don't understand Class.
Bt most of us do.
I gotta get this amp!!
Paul is so sick of Pete talking over him and interjecting. Haha. The looks on his face at times are priceless.
fucking terrifying
i keep thinking he's gonna kill him
Randall Yeager I think Paul always looks like that though. He has the perfect Robert De Niro nice guy who could kill you at any time vibe haha. I love it! Wish he would be on Andertons more often.
You got that impression too huh? Lol he looks so annoyed.
it makes me feel very depressed when I remind myself, these guys get paid to do this every single day...awesome video!
English dude: Let's not do that!
Danish dude: Yeah, let's try it!
Danish master race, yo.
That's the sound
Fooking great fun!!!!!!!!!!!
I was all set to order Paul's Custom Shop Strat, but the link goes to the JTM. Oh, well....
Hey Danish Pete, I'm very curious about your black strat and it's features, could you make a video review of your strats? I think it would be a cool video!
Good to see Paul H back. Always a treat
so If I pop into andertons you won't mind if I turn it up to 11? ;)
Pure tone at 24:58 ! AWESOME !
The 5881 or the (6L6WGB?) is a smaller bottle and smaller power version of the 6L6GC which is in all mesa amps. Design spec wise, they should have identical characteristics apart from a higher plate voltage and therefore higher theoretical wattage on the 6L6GC.
The 5881 is a redesign of the 6L6 with about 20% higher max voltage rating and is mechanically more reliable. 5881 valves are great for touring (because they're reliable)but they do sound different to 6L6s. The 5881s I've heard (Sovtek) are a little blurry and I think they had a less scooped midrange.
Did they mention what speakers are in the cab? Awesome playing and video!
Could be wrong, but I think 5881 are closer, at least in sound and voltage, to a 6v6 though I do believe they are technically a 6l6. I find them to be more spongy and a little browner in sound than a 6l6gc, which will have a harder sound - to my ears. Just my two cents...
With the Astoria Custom you have a JTM45 AND a JCM800, still going cheaper than they were, you can totally overdrive the valves at 5W or 30W with the Astoria.
Damn on 10 it sounded really great
I enjoyed this video - thank you . New series - "everything on 10"
Thanks guys. What a great year. I could only experience these through modeling so vids like this are so cool for us home players. Anyone know how close the code version gets? Can't compare through yousetoobz...
Pre-crank: chipper and enthused.
Post-crank: exhausted.
review the marshall 1987x!! love your reviews!!
The Astoria Custom DOES have an effects loop, which is valve buffered, with gain control!!
This video is supposed to persuade me to buy this amp... But instead it persuaded me to buy that Nobels overdrive pedal at the beginning! Sounds bad ass!
I am amp shopping though... I'll consider this one for sure
Paradisio Roolz! Awesome playing and I think I'm becoming a 45 guy. Closest I can get is a Charlie Brown v4 by jhs. What more affordable amp comes close?
HI GUYS i think it is the KT66 tubes which marshalls vintage modern line of amps used they are like a military grade 6L6.
Will you guys do a video on the new Billy Corgan Signature Reverend?? Thank you!!
Hi I have to say Pete is right both the JTM45 and the Fender Bassman have 2 channels and a 4 jack sockets, so a hi and lo impedance input for both, When you jump 2 channels together, you are putting your guitar into both inputs together, as 1 is a bright/high treble channel you are getting both clean and bright together, so the clean has a little more bass than the bright on it's own. The recent Astoria Custom has a similar sound, but turns into a JCM800,which is an added benefit when you want to rock out. The Astoria Custom is a bit cheaper than it wasat the moment(hot tip!) Tommi x :)
I've seen somewhere that Angus young had a 350w Marshall custom built in the 70's
5881's have less headroom break up sooner giving it a Squisher feel over the stiffer sound of a 6l6
Hey, there is an error in the description about the black fender custom shop strat, the link goes to the marshall amp ! Anyone knows which kind of pickups are on this amazing black strat ?
Oh, and, love those shirts.
cliffyg3 i
YAY PETE & PAUL AGAIN, THE DECIPLES
Damn. Just bought a Vintage Modern. This was actually the sound i was looking for, how could I miss. Can anyone tell me please what the cab is they are playing through? Great sounding. Greets from a Belgian enthousiast
The link for Fender CS strat refers to JTM45 page..
Hi, thanks for the video, how did you mic the amp ?
Danish Pete is a BEAST!!!
I'm sure that they used KT66 power valves for the power amp. At least that's what was in the bluesbreaker amps that Clapton used.
True. I have a JTM 45 with KT66s. These valves lower the output to about 35 watts, but I get a wonderful vintage tone and thru a quad it has bags of volume.
There are only a handful of amps in the world that you can turn everything up on and still sound great.
If you have no attention span, and watch nothing else, watch at 24:48 when they sacrifice their eardrums to the gods of tone -- now THAT is how a JTM45 sounds!
Im sorry I said that before watching. So is Paul!!
5881's and EC883's with GZ34, the Marshall Astoria has KT66's like the JTM45 had slightly later in the Beano Album with Clapton and John Mayal. It also has ECC83's and GZ34 the sae as JTM45. Don't forget the Astoria!
Another great Vid, Pete's a great guitarist but IMHO Paul is equally as good.
Is the same Paul that used to demonstrate for Line 6?
realy it sounds good!😈
Nice Megalodon analogy there Pete.
May have been already said but the 5881 is the military version of the 6L6...
Loved it. But one question... Does Danish Pete's black Strat have super powers? Everyone that plays it, drops my jaw.
Love Marshall's. Anderton's should give you guys disposable earplugs to show people there is nothing to fear about Marshall's. The cheapest earplugs cut the most, about 30 decibels, and that brings hearing damage to an impossibility even at 120 dB, unless you play for more than 3 hours. The treacherous shit are the little amps that nobody respect and are just about as loud; will give tinnitus in no time. The wattage has more to do with clean headroom than decibels.
Earplugs do not cut 30dB: read about the Noise Reduction Rating calculation on Wikipedia.
Yes, scientist: OSHA and NIOSH calculate attenuation differently. Actual attenuation also depends on whether you use the earplugs correctly and distance from the source (the cab) and other factors. Anyway, much better than nothing. The pharmacy ones I have are rated for 33 dB. It depends on the vendor. I use Westone ES49 adapters on custom earplugs and are rated at 25 dB, but snap on custom earplugs, which are easier to use. Musician adapters are rated for 15 or 20 dB and offer better EQ, but I prefer the ES49's for protection. They cost like $5 to replace. By the way, if you don't clean them, the wax helps attenuate even more of the noise, so that's more for your calculation. Mine look disgusting but do the job. Typical half-stack delivers 120 dB. Stand back by 6ft, put some earplugs, and you're fine for a Marshall on 10.
PlayerX I use bulky, passive muffs with an NRR of 33dB. Good call on the distance, by the way; many people overlook how much that can help.
I got a sound pressure meter and measured the decibels. It falls quite a bit, especially off-axis from the cab. I have a very expensive Aracom attenuator that works with 100W's but I never use it; earplugs are enough. I looked into muffs, but if you move them a little bit by accident, you could be hit with deafening dB's. Those custom earplugs are expensive to mold, about $200, but completely worth it; the fit is tight and it's very easy to put on and remove. And the highest rating noise-reducing adapters are $5 bucks to replace.
Inverse square law at work.
I was in cash converters and saw a marshal head it was 160 watts with spring reverb and it was only 200 and something dollars but didn’t get it coz we didn’t have any cabinets
Pete be careful eating those chicken and waffles haha. Paul, pete please channel some of your tasty licks and skill my way!
That 4x12 makes that as loud as a 120W version of that amp through a 1x12. In other words, the half stack you were using is about as loud as a 160W Hot Rod Deluxe would be: all other things being equal, which they certainly are not.
What's the cabinet and speakers they using?
I thought Clapton was the first one to push these amps into submission on the beano album, didn't he basically invent the marshall sound cranked with a les paul?
These boys forget their history!
I thought he did that with a Bluesbreaker
same circuit
It's a "Bluesbreaker" because of Clapton
Yes he literally brought the overdrive guitar sound to the world when he refused to listen to the sound tech when recording and turned the amp up to 10 to make it "feel" like the live performances. The result- overdrive. Guitar music has never looked back since.
What speakers does this cab have? Greenbacks?
can't like this enough....
Twin's multiple inputs just do a high-sensitivity / low-sensitivity thing right? In other words, on is padded by around 6 dB the other not. It just makes the input 'hot' or not.
The bassman and the whole jtm45/plexi thing about the two inputs it is a 'channel optimized for low tones' and a 'channel optimized for high tones'. One is tight in it's tone and crunch, the other is full and round in it's tone and crunch.
Jump them together, and with gain-low you can control the amount of distortion for bass tones, and with gain-high you can control the amount of distortion for mid + high tones. Basically, being able to dial in how tight you want the amp to be.
One of the reason why hot-rotted plexi's are a modern-metal dream (they can go tight without tubescreamers in front) and I'm guessing it's the basis for the Fortin Tanas / Randall Satan. They have gain for low tones gain for high tones and then an overal gain. I'm betting it's from this jumped-plexi design.
nah, you just need to practice more :)
because it's never too loud if you play well, right?
I could lean out the window on either side and touch the buildings next door.
Never had a neighbor problem yet. :)
hey there! I hope Lee will read this because I have a question which is unrelated to this video but still. I'd like to buy 2 Tone City pedals, namely the Angel Wing and the Tape Machine but I live in Austria and I don't know how much the shipping will be for the 2 pedals + the free power supply. As soon as I know that I'm gonna charge my Paypal and purchase those two fantastic pedals. Cheers!
+Tom Henks Hi Tom. Please contact us via the website or Facebook. Many thanks.
I'm austrian as well and have ordered at Andertons before. Shipping ihas always been very reasonable. You can just go to checkout and select your country and it will show you the total cost. Also be aware that the power supply isn't going to do you much good outside of the UK, at least not without an adapter.
thanks for the info! I know I'm going to need an adapter but I also know where to get one so that's no problem
where can we watch 'said video' of Pete flying across a stage??!!! 😂😂
continue to review vintage reissues amps!!