Thanks for watching and Dr. Ric couldn't pass up the opportunity to make some noise! This amp is seriously loud. We recorded this video all on 5-watt mode and it was cranking through that 2x12 cabinet. Affiliate links to the amp can be found here: 🛒 Sweetwater Amp Head - sweetwater.sjv.io/EKy60n 🛒 Sweetwater Cabinet - sweetwater.sjv.io/q4yKgO 🛒 Thomann - bit.ly/4500L0X 🛒 Guitar Center - guitar-center.pxf.io/nLyKNR 🛒 Sky Music - alnk.to/7M7KbpL
Thanks so much mate...I know we "dad-blues" guys are dinosaurs...but it's hard to improve on the perfection of this killer LP/Marshall/Celestion/SM57 combination!!
The day can't be very bad when we get to see Dr. Ric wailing on such a great combo of guitar and amp. The enthusiasm is infectious. The thick overtones came thought my headphones well and I can only imagine how it was in the room, (and at only 5 watts to boot). Thanks to Shane & Dr. Ric.
I’m so glad the thickness and 3D quality of the tone came through in the video! At the risk of sounding like an old curmudgeon, I can’t see any modeller/profiler/plugin capturing the sheer girth and complexity of this rig…I so enjoyed playing it!
Thanks mate! Playing my Les Pauls through this amp has been nothing short of a tonal epiphany Scott! Shane’s done a great job of capturing the rich, burnished tone of this rig! We really appreciate your ongoing support!
Damn that’s about as good of a demonstration of what that amp with a Les Paul and a Master Rock’n Roller behind it can sound like! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! Dr Ric and Shane! You guys truly rock! Legendary!🤗🥰🎸🙏🎸👍✌️👋
Best review I've seen of this amp so far. Doctor Rick doesn't just say he's excited by the amp, he oozes it through his pores and even better, it's so noticeable when he's playing how much he enjoys it. Awesome stuff!
Thanks mate! I was so impressed with the tones of this amp, and perhaps even more so with the response to changes in the volume control and pick attack. It’s great to have a rainbow of tones at your fingertips without having to stomp on pedals! You have to try this amp!
@@rselp I already pre-ordered it last Friday. I've become a Marshall-man the past few years and even though I love my 1987x and SV20, they're not versatile. This Studio JTM seems really cool and I really enjoyed your playing, tones and excitement in this video: it gets me more excited 🙂
@@StevenAnthonyGuitar congratulations mate...you'll be so happy with the classic non-master volume Marshall tones! I'm strongly considering buying the combo!
@@rselp seems worthwhile, they improved the combo's on these by putting in a 12" and something other than a V-Type. I've got the Studio Vintage combo but swapped the speaker to a 10" Greenback. Got the Studio JTM to pair with my 2x12" of 1x12" though. Really curious about it. The only thing I worry about it the low end, because I don't use a lot of bass and the last time I tried the bigger JTM it was pretty wooly. How did you experience it with this one?
I'm kinda cringing about how gushy I sound in this video...but I hope that you good folks see my reaction as something straight from the heart. This amp sounds incredible...I heartily encourage you to check it out!
Wow.......Dr Ric shows up with the Les Pauls to give us a glimpse of what is possible with the magic combination of a good Marshall mixed with a good Les-Paul demonstrated by a great player.
Would love to see this vs the marshall 2245. The 2245 is obnoxiously loud but so great at the same time. This has the benefit of having the effects loop. Also wanting to get the gigrig underliner which would knock another 20db off...
Some great sounds in this video! I really don't need another amp but this is really tempting me haha. Always throws me for a loop when I see a right handed guitar on the channel, I've gotten so used to how the lefties look on you now that righties look weird 😄
Digging this amp and loving the tones you both pulled from them. Personally I'm a Normal channel guy. On my old plexi they weren't joking when they said 'high treble'. You guys captured the girth of that side of the amp. Look forward to hearing this amp more, until I buy one
Definitely a great amp, but considering a JTM45 is only 30 watts anyway, I would've liked Marshall to bring out the original 30 watts and just use power scaling like in their Origin models (say 30/15/2), and of course the effects loop. That's just my opinion, though. 🤷
Absolutely love mine and pretty much everything about it. I suppose if I was being picky, I would say that the 5w mode sounds so good, but also is still bloody loud for an apartment / nighttime playing. But, no worries, that's easily solved with a Two Notes Captor. But, if they had made the power scaling with 3 settings like on the Origin 20, 20, 5W and 1W or 0.5W, that would have made this even better as a standalone studio tool with no need for external attenuator. But then again, I love using the Two Notes as a load box, so I can run this straight into DAW, not cab. And the Two Notes cab modelling is better. And I'm sure the Ox-box is even better again. But, overall, I'm glad they set the price point under 1000eur and focused on tone and build quality. Marshall knocked this one out of the park. So much so, that I'm seeing SV20s on sale ;) Because many players would choose the JTM over the SV or SC. Though I do love the JCM high-ish gain tones too. But I feel like with everything cranked to 10, the JTM gain sound is kinda like that, except a bit more hairy/raw/pleasant/interesting - sounds less processed.
Very Cool, Thankyou. SO Awesome. I hope Dr. Rick is healing well. But he is playing SO awesome as always. Just received an Artist Guitars AP59 Les Paul copy today ........ OMG such an amazing Guitar. Thankyou Artist Guitars. YOU ROCK. Cheers
I think £1400 uk is an absolute steal for a amp of this quality and i think will hold value so well! Killer job by Marshall for not over pricing it also and it just screams vintage British rock invasion that everyone fell in love with....
I agree mate! I’ve always loved British blues invasion tones (Clapton, Page, Mick Taylor, Peter Green, Beck)…this amp captures those classic tones and dynamic response perfectly but at a manageable volume! Marshall have done such a great job!
@rselp Page never used a JTM 45 . He used custom Hiwatts and modded Marshall super leads and both sound very different from a JTM 45 Alot of poeple seem to think a JTM 45 and a Marshall super lead are basically the same amp and sound rje same but they don't. JTM 45 is a very different sounding amp from a super lead . The super lead is much brighter has more gain and much earlier breakup Much more aggressive There is nothing in this demo that sounds remotely Page like Pages best live tones were all done on custom spec Hiwatt heads anyhow and he used VOX AC30s for most of his studio work . Mick Taylor never used Marshall's. He used Ampeg for all the live stuff and some of he studio work and small fender combos .
The 5 watt setting was pretty loud…I thought it was at least 10 watts and was shocked to find out that it was only 5! Way too loud for apartments…and you’d need understanding housemates and neighbours to play it as we did! It’s a truly fearsome beast👹
Real JTM45 is 35 watts, so not really louder, has valve rectification ( main spec of the JTM amps ) and build a lot better than those pcb mounted valve socket amp . But yes thoses tiny jtm are beautiful to look at .
I’m more than happy to oblige you mate…although Shane did play his Strat and Telecaster through this amp in the first demo! Check it out…it’s stupid good!
Thanks mate! I’m just another guitar geek who gets all hot ‘n bothered about classic blues/rock tones from my youth! I thoroughly enjoyed playing this amp…try it out if you can…it kills!
This is pretty cool but I spied a pcb at the beginning of the official Marshall announcement video regarding this reissue. Looking at some of the Marshall circuit recreations done by the independents out there I think I am more tempted by those. The point to point simple wiring schemes that are well done like Wangs 2204 and Henry JT45 etc. I don't know. I think I'd rather a those. Credit to Marshall for the reissues of course but I can't unsee the handwired circuits done by independents.
I think that pcb’s aren’t as problematic as they used to be in terms of reliability. A lot depends on component choice and layout. Randall Smith, founder of Mesa Boogie, wrote a white paper on this very subject. I haven’t peaked into the guts yet…I’m really hoping that Marshall have designed a reliable circuit. It sure does sound incredible!
There is nothing inherently wrong with a pcb, a well designed, well built pcb will be just as good if not better than a handwired amp. The main reason pcb's picked up a bad wrap was because basically everyone swapped to them to save money, and when saving money is your main concern you cheap out on the design and quality of a pcb which leads to bad pcb's. Now I have no idea how much money Marshall put into the design and build of the pcb's in the studio series but you shouldn't dismiss a great sounding amp just because it uses a pcb.
Did the leg injury to Dr Ric occur when he was fighting with himself to not pull his wallet out and buy that 60's vintage Tele from a few weeks back? That JTM does sound great when a LP is plugged into it.
Ha Frankie...I wish my broken ankle story was way more rock 'n roll...in reality, I tripped down the stairs going to hang out the washing!!! There's a lesson there for all of us self-proclaimed Rock Lords!! Thanks for supporting the channel...this amp really is something special!!
G’day mate! The guitar is a ‘59 Les Paul 60th anniversary in green lemon fade. The pickups are Custombuckers…they sound like slightly overwound Telecaster pickups…plenty of top end chirp…I love ‘em!
@@rselp thanks for the answer... its a Phänomenal guitar! I got a 58 Lemon they also cool but in a different Sound... more darker. Nice Thing! Keep on and all the Best!
I wonder ( and I’m just being naughty) how much the looks of this thing affect the reviewers response . Put it in a normal Plexi or 800 head shell would they still love it as much? Imagine it in a Mesa Boogie metallized head… would the love still be there ?? It looks and sounds great.. well done.
G’day Mike, thanks for watching our video and also for your question, which I think is entirely reasonable. There’s no doubt that the cosmetic appearance of this amp and cab contributes to a fantastic first impression! It really does look beautiful…but as you can see in the video, I play with my eyes closed 99% of the time…and those dreadful guitar faces I pull are (sadly) commensurate with my enjoyment of the tone…no one would purposefully want to look like that!😜 I had a JTM45 20 years ago…I loved it…but sadly it was just too loud for most venues. The first big power chord I played on this JTM Studio took me straight back to my JTM45 in terms of tone and dynamic response…but at a more reasonable volume. So I promise you mate, my overwhelming praise of this amp is for the tone and dynamic response…the wicked appearance is just the cherry on top!
Great sounds but I can see a lot of people buying it for home use only to move it on after a very short honeymoon period because it's simply too loud to use at home.
G’day mate! The Les Pauls are totally stock. The pickups are Gibson Custombuckers with 50’s wiring. I love the top end attack and dynamic response of these pickups. I think Gibson have made these pickups available as an aftermarket accessory!
epic shred face.. looks like Hiawatha came into Jimi hendrix.' s room and met his spirit animal after a peace pipe or two.. and the tribes of humbucker valley sent this ambassador to trade for amps .. I'm fascinated by tribes and indigenous people. all more developed mentally and spiritually than white mans culture. white men destroyed too much. but now.. we jam together ... ... If I was a chief... I would call you ...face that shreds. cool channel.
G’day mate! Both of my Les Pauls (‘59 & ‘58 RI’s) are loaded with Gibson Custombuckers. AlNiCo III magnets, ~8kOhm…apparently as close to PAF spec as they can make them! I love them for that classic “Tele-On-Steroids” tone…lovely chirpy tops, warm mids, clear bottom end, not a hint of boominess! I think they’re available as an aftermarket option…I can’t speak more highly of them!
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Thanks for watching and Dr. Ric couldn't pass up the opportunity to make some noise! This amp is seriously loud. We recorded this video all on 5-watt mode and it was cranking through that 2x12 cabinet. Affiliate links to the amp can be found here:
🛒 Sweetwater Amp Head - sweetwater.sjv.io/EKy60n
🛒 Sweetwater Cabinet - sweetwater.sjv.io/q4yKgO
🛒 Thomann - bit.ly/4500L0X
🛒 Guitar Center - guitar-center.pxf.io/nLyKNR
🛒 Sky Music - alnk.to/7M7KbpL
A Les Paul played through a Marshall is an iconic sound. Add Ric into the equation and it becomes legendary! 😎😎🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Bless you Jamal…I hope you’re doing well buddy! This amp really brought out the animal in me!
wtf is ric
@@underhated3317 Rickenbacker or the name of the guy playing guitar in this video
Gibson + Marshall + Aussies, now that's a killer combination. Amazing tones, Dr Ric is a beast
Thanks so much mate...I know we "dad-blues" guys are dinosaurs...but it's hard to improve on the perfection of this killer LP/Marshall/Celestion/SM57 combination!!
Great to have Dr Ric on the channel. With such catchphrases like "Tube-y sort of Goodness" and "Trousers flapping everywhere". 👍
Tone for days! Brings back memories of my old cranked JTM in the '70s
You're so right mate...I had a JTM45 back in the day...loud AF...killer tone...hated by sound guys everywhere :)
The Good Dr bringing it! Rick is born to rock 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It’s so good to hear Ric playing again especially on such a great rig. When he turned the volume up to 10, I would have love to have been in the room.
Thanks so much! It really is exciting to be in the room when this amp is in full swing...it's a true force of nature!
I was hearing Clapton in a Smokey club just ripping it, Awesome! 👏🏻🎸😎
Doc’ Ric’ !!! I love this guy, speedy recovery, I look forward to seeing him on the channel more often. Thank you Shane.
Glad to see Dr. Rick up and around.
Does everyone remember what our beloved Dr. Ric did to the Bassbreaker? Well, this time he our hero got on the good foot with the JTM 45!
In my opinion this amp and cab is probably the best gear to come out this year.
i think the only decent gear Marshall did in the last 30 years
The day can't be very bad when we get to see Dr. Ric wailing on such a great combo of guitar and amp. The enthusiasm is infectious. The thick overtones came thought my headphones well and I can only imagine how it was in the room, (and at only 5 watts to boot). Thanks to Shane & Dr. Ric.
I’m so glad the thickness and 3D quality of the tone came through in the video! At the risk of sounding like an old curmudgeon, I can’t see any modeller/profiler/plugin capturing the sheer girth and complexity of this rig…I so enjoyed playing it!
Rock on Dr. Ric! 🤘 Always refreshing to hear your "no bells and whistles" pure rock'n'roll playing these days!
Dr. Ric’s R9 through that Marshall is so completely awesome 🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks mate! Playing my Les Pauls through this amp has been nothing short of a tonal epiphany Scott! Shane’s done a great job of capturing the rich, burnished tone of this rig! We really appreciate your ongoing support!
You can tell this guy is loving this amp
Great to see Ric back. Missed the faces😂. Stay sunny
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AMAZING amp! Also really good to see Dr. Rick on your show Shane.
Looks like Dr. Ric really enjoyed playing the Les Paul through the Marshall Studio JTM and sounded great!
Great demo of a legendary Marshall Amp.
Gibson Les Paul + Marshall = Rock N Roll Heaven.
Brilliant playing, Dr Rick is a gifted guitarist.
Thanks Shane and Rick😊
Great to see the Doc back man! Have missed him!
Tone and playing is just how i like it !
Thanks so much mate…I know I’m gushing all over this video…but it sounds and feels so good!
@@rselp I dont blame you, it sounds fantastic, one of the best vids showcasing the tone iv seen.
Damn that’s about as good of a demonstration of what that amp with a Les Paul and a Master Rock’n Roller behind it can sound like! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! Dr Ric and Shane! You guys truly rock! Legendary!🤗🥰🎸🙏🎸👍✌️👋
Dr Ric goin' off!!
Great sounding amp, even the cleans..the 5w setting thru the headphones!!!
Well done!!
Gawd, sounds awesome. Price tag is not so awesome at 3 grand. Whew. Worth it if you can.
That is the best Burst colour.
Welcome back Dr Rick!
Thanks mate, it’s great to be back! This amp is keeping me up at night!
That was great, classic amp, classic tone, classic rock!
Best review I've seen of this amp so far. Doctor Rick doesn't just say he's excited by the amp, he oozes it through his pores and even better, it's so noticeable when he's playing how much he enjoys it. Awesome stuff!
Thanks mate! I was so impressed with the tones of this amp, and perhaps even more so with the response to changes in the volume control and pick attack. It’s great to have a rainbow of tones at your fingertips without having to stomp on pedals! You have to try this amp!
@@rselp I already pre-ordered it last Friday. I've become a Marshall-man the past few years and even though I love my 1987x and SV20, they're not versatile. This Studio JTM seems really cool and I really enjoyed your playing, tones and excitement in this video: it gets me more excited 🙂
@@StevenAnthonyGuitar congratulations mate...you'll be so happy with the classic non-master volume Marshall tones! I'm strongly considering buying the combo!
@@rselp seems worthwhile, they improved the combo's on these by putting in a 12" and something other than a V-Type. I've got the Studio Vintage combo but swapped the speaker to a 10" Greenback. Got the Studio JTM to pair with my 2x12" of 1x12" though. Really curious about it. The only thing I worry about it the low end, because I don't use a lot of bass and the last time I tried the bigger JTM it was pretty wooly. How did you experience it with this one?
Crazy good..... Marshalls done it again.....nice playing Rick 👍
That sounds pretty great. I’d be curious to hear the difference between this and the Plexi version (SV20)
I love it! I have to go and try one of these. I love Dr Ricks passion and enthusiasm, and great playing also. Great Vid guys.
I'm kinda cringing about how gushy I sound in this video...but I hope that you good folks see my reaction as something straight from the heart. This amp sounds incredible...I heartily encourage you to check it out!
Wow.......Dr Ric shows up with the Les Pauls to give us a glimpse of what is possible with the magic combination of a good Marshall mixed with a good Les-Paul demonstrated by a great player.
Oh Lord I loved that intro!!!
Would love to see this vs the marshall 2245. The 2245 is obnoxiously loud but so great at the same time. This has the benefit of having the effects loop. Also wanting to get the gigrig underliner which would knock another 20db off...
Some great sounds in this video! I really don't need another amp but this is really tempting me haha. Always throws me for a loop when I see a right handed guitar on the channel, I've gotten so used to how the lefties look on you now that righties look weird 😄
Digging this amp and loving the tones you both pulled from them. Personally I'm a Normal channel guy. On my old plexi they weren't joking when they said 'high treble'. You guys captured the girth of that side of the amp. Look forward to hearing this amp more, until I buy one
Definitely a great amp, but considering a JTM45 is only 30 watts anyway, I would've liked Marshall to bring out the original 30 watts and just use power scaling like in their Origin models (say 30/15/2), and of course the effects loop.
That's just my opinion, though. 🤷
Haven't seen Dr. Ric on the channel for a long time. Where did he go? Glad he's back.
We did a live stream together a few months back but it’s been a work load and timing thing mostly on both sides.
Absolutely love mine and pretty much everything about it. I suppose if I was being picky, I would say that the 5w mode sounds so good, but also is still bloody loud for an apartment / nighttime playing. But, no worries, that's easily solved with a Two Notes Captor. But, if they had made the power scaling with 3 settings like on the Origin 20, 20, 5W and 1W or 0.5W, that would have made this even better as a standalone studio tool with no need for external attenuator. But then again, I love using the Two Notes as a load box, so I can run this straight into DAW, not cab. And the Two Notes cab modelling is better. And I'm sure the Ox-box is even better again. But, overall, I'm glad they set the price point under 1000eur and focused on tone and build quality. Marshall knocked this one out of the park. So much so, that I'm seeing SV20s on sale ;) Because many players would choose the JTM over the SV or SC. Though I do love the JCM high-ish gain tones too. But I feel like with everything cranked to 10, the JTM gain sound is kinda like that, except a bit more hairy/raw/pleasant/interesting - sounds less processed.
Yes, Dr. Ric 👍🎸
Very Cool, Thankyou. SO Awesome. I hope Dr. Rick is healing well. But he is playing SO awesome as always. Just received an Artist Guitars AP59 Les Paul copy today ........ OMG such an amazing Guitar. Thankyou Artist Guitars. YOU ROCK. Cheers
Sounds awesome . I like the idea of not having to lug around a 4x12 as well .
I think £1400 uk is an absolute steal for a amp of this quality and i think will hold value so well! Killer job by Marshall for not over pricing it also and it just screams vintage British rock invasion that everyone fell in love with....
I agree mate! I’ve always loved British blues invasion tones (Clapton, Page, Mick Taylor, Peter Green, Beck)…this amp captures those classic tones and dynamic response perfectly but at a manageable volume! Marshall have done such a great job!
It's great to see them not overmilk it like some others do .
@rselp Page never used a JTM 45 . He used custom Hiwatts and modded Marshall super leads and both sound very different from a JTM 45
Alot of poeple seem to think a JTM 45 and a Marshall super lead are basically the same amp and sound rje same but they don't. JTM 45 is a very different sounding amp from a super lead . The super lead is much brighter has more gain and much earlier breakup Much more aggressive There is nothing in this demo that sounds remotely Page like
Pages best live tones were all done on custom spec Hiwatt heads anyhow and he used VOX AC30s for most of his studio work .
Mick Taylor never used Marshall's. He used Ampeg for all the live stuff and some of he studio work and small fender combos .
Love it! Love you guys!
Sounds killer. Great playing too btw! I’d love to see a comparison with the Studio Vintage Plexi head vs the Studio JTM 20. 👍🤘
❤ Great tone & awesome playing Dr. Ric !
Blues On....💙
Oh yeah the doctor is in da house 🎉that high treble ch is fking golden
Thanks mate…100% agree..I’ll live in that high treble channel for good!
At every heavy attack he opens his mouth a little and now I cannot watch the video normally hahaha
You said it and I agree. It's killer sounding 🤘😎🤘
We are but Men. ROCK.....
Awesome playing great sounding amp ❤
Nice playing man!!! would you say cranking 5w for overdrive is still too loud for playing at home?
The 5 watt setting was pretty loud…I thought it was at least 10 watts and was shocked to find out that it was only 5! Way too loud for apartments…and you’d need understanding housemates and neighbours to play it as we did! It’s a truly fearsome beast👹
Sounds great
Tha DOCTAH of RAWK is in da house! \m/ Rockin' it Ricco!
You make the amp sing!
Thanks mate…busted ankle or not…nothing was gonna keep me from this amp!! It’s completely brilliant!
@@rselp I bet it is! BEST 1 yet, so I've heard!
(Recorded that is!)
There is the doctor. Glad to see the bum foot is not holding you back.
Thanks mate!! I’d crawl out of a flaming auto wreck over broken glass to play this amp…it really is something exceptional!
Real JTM45 is 35 watts, so not really louder, has valve rectification ( main spec of the JTM amps ) and build a lot better than those pcb mounted valve socket amp . But yes thoses tiny jtm are beautiful to look at .
30 watts isn't it??
Dr.rick rocks .I hope mine will sound as good as this ?well just give me the dr.and it will 😩👌👍
Good God. Ric hath returned.
We needed to hear a Tele and a strat….round two bros bring it
I’m more than happy to oblige you mate…although Shane did play his Strat and Telecaster through this amp in the first demo! Check it out…it’s stupid good!
I agree , we need some action on a Strat 👌
Most guitar player's jawbones are connected to their wah bone. But Ric's jawbone is connected to his guitar bone. HAHA! :D
Wow..that tone sliced through that mix like a hot knife through butter. Sounded Stelly Danish...
Such an awesome player and seemingly great dude! That applies to Shane as well, of course.
Thanks mate! I’m just another guitar geek who gets all hot ‘n bothered about classic blues/rock tones from my youth! I thoroughly enjoyed playing this amp…try it out if you can…it kills!
Dr Ric is the reason I have so many Xotic effects, why not and amp or two?
This is pretty cool but I spied a pcb at the beginning of the official Marshall announcement video regarding this reissue. Looking at some of the Marshall circuit recreations done by the independents out there I think I am more tempted by those. The point to point simple wiring schemes that are well done like Wangs 2204 and Henry JT45 etc. I don't know. I think I'd rather a those. Credit to Marshall for the reissues of course but I can't unsee the handwired circuits done by independents.
I think that pcb’s aren’t as problematic as they used to be in terms of reliability. A lot depends on component choice and layout. Randall Smith, founder of Mesa Boogie, wrote a white paper on this very subject.
I haven’t peaked into the guts yet…I’m really hoping that Marshall have designed a reliable circuit. It sure does sound incredible!
There is nothing inherently wrong with a pcb, a well designed, well built pcb will be just as good if not better than a handwired amp.
The main reason pcb's picked up a bad wrap was because basically everyone swapped to them to save money, and when saving money is your main concern you cheap out on the design and quality of a pcb which leads to bad pcb's.
Now I have no idea how much money Marshall put into the design and build of the pcb's in the studio series but you shouldn't dismiss a great sounding amp just because it uses a pcb.
Wondering if the combo would achieve the same sound/tones
Did the leg injury to Dr Ric occur when he was fighting with himself to not pull his wallet out and buy that 60's vintage Tele from a few weeks back?
That JTM does sound great when a LP is plugged into it.
Ha Frankie...I wish my broken ankle story was way more rock 'n roll...in reality, I tripped down the stairs going to hang out the washing!!! There's a lesson there for all of us self-proclaimed Rock Lords!! Thanks for supporting the channel...this amp really is something special!!
Awesome Doctor Ric!
Thanks mate…my Les Pauls were created to be played through this amp…it’s the perfect match!
@rselp excellent, love every second of your JTM demo. If I were to get the combo do you think I could get the same tones?
Shane, How do you feel about this one compared with the Studio Vintage 20??
Sounds great fanx
Maybe one day someone will plug into the other two inputs.
This fucking amp has been making the rounds. If anything the form factor is smart.
Of course, it doesn’t hurt that this fucking amp is awesome!
The Doctor has the cure!
That Les Paul :-0
Does it come with the cable to jump the channels??
Just use a patch cable you've got lying around.
On the normal channel at edge of breakup, it seems like you'd be in AC/DC heaven.
So when is Dr Ric selling his right kidney? 😂🤣
What les Paul is he Holding at the beginning? Its Awesome!
G’day mate! The guitar is a ‘59 Les Paul 60th anniversary in green lemon fade. The pickups are Custombuckers…they sound like slightly overwound Telecaster pickups…plenty of top end chirp…I love ‘em!
@@rselp thanks for the answer... its a Phänomenal guitar! I got a 58 Lemon they also cool but in a different Sound... more darker.
Nice Thing! Keep on and all the Best!
At last. An amp for real men when Marshall ruled the earth! Played like a real man Dr Rick😈
Dr Rick / it hurts when I play a solo. Then don’t play a solo.
Wow the amp sounds alot like the peddle in front of it.
I wonder ( and I’m just being naughty) how much the looks of this thing affect the reviewers response . Put it in a normal Plexi or 800 head shell would they still love it as much?
Imagine it in a Mesa Boogie metallized head… would the love still be there ??
It looks and sounds great.. well done.
G’day Mike, thanks for watching our video and also for your question, which I think is entirely reasonable.
There’s no doubt that the cosmetic appearance of this amp and cab contributes to a fantastic first impression! It really does look beautiful…but as you can see in the video, I play with my eyes closed 99% of the time…and those dreadful guitar faces I pull are (sadly) commensurate with my enjoyment of the tone…no one would purposefully want to look like that!😜
I had a JTM45 20 years ago…I loved it…but sadly it was just too loud for most venues. The first big power chord I played on this JTM Studio took me straight back to my JTM45 in terms of tone and dynamic response…but at a more reasonable volume.
So I promise you mate, my overwhelming praise of this amp is for the tone and dynamic response…the wicked appearance is just the cherry on top!
Great sounds but I can see a lot of people buying it for home use only to move it on after a very short honeymoon period because it's simply too loud to use at home.
Agree. Digital for home tubes for gigging.
Sounds amazing, but I’m an old fart as well!
Were those les Paul’s stock?
The amp sounds amazing but what pickups were in those les Paul’s….. yes I’m a tone nut 🤣🤣🤣
G’day mate! The Les Pauls are totally stock. The pickups are Gibson Custombuckers with 50’s wiring. I love the top end attack and dynamic response of these pickups. I think Gibson have made these pickups available as an aftermarket accessory!
Thank you so much and take care
Okay, not make a hand-wired version of this that costs the same. 😂
epic shred face.. looks like Hiawatha came into Jimi hendrix.' s room and met his spirit animal after a peace pipe or two.. and the tribes of humbucker valley sent this ambassador to trade for amps .. I'm fascinated by tribes and indigenous people. all more developed mentally and spiritually than white mans culture. white men destroyed too much. but now.. we jam together ... ... If I was a chief... I would call you ...face that shreds. cool channel.
Would have sounded better if the guitar was in tune
Sounds awesome !!! This is the best demo of this amplifier, curious to know what pickups are in the les Paul?
G’day mate! Both of my Les Pauls (‘59 & ‘58 RI’s) are loaded with Gibson Custombuckers. AlNiCo III magnets, ~8kOhm…apparently as close to PAF spec as they can make them! I love them for that classic “Tele-On-Steroids” tone…lovely chirpy tops, warm mids, clear bottom end, not a hint of boominess!
I think they’re available as an aftermarket option…I can’t speak more highly of them!
Right on brother!! Thanks for the info they sound great I may have to get a set of ‘em, cheers from Canada !