Marshall JCM600 Valve Guitar Amp Head with JCM C410A compact 4x10 angled cabinet

  

Marshall JCM600 Valve Guitar Amp Head with JCM C410A compact 4x10 angled cabinet - Excellent! This amp+cabinet is in excellent condition, especially considering its age. Would be close to mint except for two plastic feet missing on the head and modest stretching of the cab fabric - these are easily replaced. I'm the original and only owner. Bought at McMurray Music in St.

The JCM C410 speaker cabinet is light and fits in the trunk or the back seat of your car. Easily picked up by 1 person. Stock speakers that came with these JCM C410 cabinets. Very modest wear (see pics). No scratches or rips in tones.

My guitar technician replaced the tubes in the JCM600 a few years ago. Comes with Marshall footswitch, AC cord, and ¼ speaker cable.

Note that the video is with the combo version with 2x12 speakers. This 4x10 cab has more oompf IMHO. The Marshall JCM600 is an all-tube, 60-Watt amplifier that gives you the classic Marshall sound, but comes stacked with all the features of a modern amplifier. This allows you to play with that distinctive Marshall tone but with the versatility of multiple amps in one. The JCM600 not only comes in head form, but also a (JCM601) 1×12 combo and a (JCM602) 2×12 combo.

The JCM600 uses two Svetlana EL34 power tubes and four ECC83 pre-amp tubes. It has two independent channels, Clean and Overdrive, and each channel has its own Reverb, Treble, Middle, and Bass controls.

A Master Presence control is accessible from the rear panel. Parallel and Series Effects Loops are both present on the JCM600, and the Parallel Loop has a rotary Mix control on the front panel. As for speaker output, the Marshall JCM600 head has XLR D. Output with Marshall Speaker Emulation. Marshall of course has a wide range of speaker cabinets available in angled and straight 1×12, 2×12, and 4×10 sizes. The JCM600 combos come stock with Celestion "Heritage" speakers. The tones achieved through the JCM 600 are very reminiscent of its bigger brothers, the JCM 800 and JCM 900. Mine has humbuckers on it, and that, besides the fact that I tap instead of picking my strings, means that a lot of amps that sound great with guitar or bass are not right for me. But when I plugged into my JCM 600 for the first time I knew I'd hit the jackpot for clean tones.

The tubes just kind of smeared the overtones along this series of sounds that caressed my ears. I feel like Bill Frisell when I'm playing! And the subjective feeling in my fingers has changed as well.

It feels like not just my amp, but my instrument, has been given an upgrade. I use the dirty channel also, just not as often. I'm working on dialing in a good tone there, but heavy distortion is just not my thing.

I've got the 1 12? Combo, so I think it's called a JCM 601. Wide range of usable quality tones, from. Glassy vintage clean, Bluesbreaker type. The controls are simple and.

Instant access to memorable Marshall tones. Getting some great sounds from. Make sure you select the Clean channel. Which is indicated by the green L. Gain settings of around 5 or 6 are quite adequate, the key.

Tone controls set at about 5 and. General pattern as for the clean sound.

Jack socket for connection of P801 Footpedal. Push switch for panel switching of the. The push switch is inoperative when. Controls the lower frequencies or bottom end. In the tone of the Clean channel. Controls the middle frequencies and fatness of. The tone of the Clean channel.

Controls the upper or treble frequencies in the. Tone of the Clean channel. Controls the amount of Gain on the Overdrive.

Controls the low end frequencies in the tone. Controls the middle frequencies in the tone of. Tone of the Overdrive channel. The Tone Controls are interactive and. Adjusting one can effect the relative amounts.

Experimentation is the best way. Of finding your own personal favourites. Governs the amount of effected signal in the. Overall tone when used in conjunction with. External effects through the parallel loop see.

Items 3 and 4 of the JCM 600 rear panel. Controls the amount of Reverb on the Clean.

Controls the amount of Reverb on the. Supply to the valves and. Allows the valves to remain heated when not.

On / Off Switch for mains power to the. To prolong the life of the valves it is always. Advisable to switch on the Mains Power. Switch (item 19) about 2 minutes before. Switching on the Standby (item 18).

This allows the valves to heat up to full. Switching off, the Standby should always be. Switched before the Power Switch. It is a wise precaution.

Connects the amplifier to the mains power. Jack socket for connection from the output of. A parallel FX Loop is best suited for use with. External effects processors which require a. Certain amount of dry or uneffected signal in.

Time based effects such as. Delay and Chorus are typical examples of the. Effects best suited to this type of Loop.

Jack socket for connection to the input of an. Jack socket for connection to the output of an. Note: The Series Loop is best suited to effects. That require no dry signal such as. The JCM 600's D.

Between a speaker Emulated signal pre the. Power amp, and a non Emulated post the. The Emulated Output captures the tonality of. Vintage loudspeakers like no other D. Furthermore this output is unaffected by the.

Master Volume controls therefore allowing. The JCM 600's output to be turned off whilst. Still providing silent recording facilities. Output is via an XLR type connector. (a) a line level balanced input (b) a line level.

Unbalanced input or (c) a low level. Refer to the JCM 600 XLR Out diagrams. Protects the amplifier and mains supply in the.

Check the label on the back of the amp for the. Always replace fuses with the. Allows Line Out selection between a speaker. Emulated signal (pre the power amp) and. Non-emulated (post the power amp).

This Master Presence control adjusts the. Amount of top end frequencies in the overall. Tone - adding crispness and bite.

On combo formats of the JCM 600 this jack. Is for connection to the internal 16 Ohm. On the JCM 600 Head this socket is. For connection to an external speaker cabinet. Such as the purpose built JCM C410A. Compact 4x10 angled cabinet and/or the. JCM C410B compact 4x10 base cabinet. For connection to an external 16 Ohm. Speaker The Marshall JCM C12 1x12 and. JCM C212 2x12 cabinet are designed for. Use with JCM 600 combos. On the JCM 600 head this output could drive. A second JCM C410A or JCM C410B. The JCM 600 combos and head will deliver.

60 Watts into either one or two 16 Ohm. 16 or 8 Ohm total impedance.

The unit should not be driven into a load of. If you unplug the internal loudspeaker in a. JCM 600 combo it is possible to connect a. Single 8 Ohm cabinet to the extension. Internal speaker is connected only a 16 Ohm.

Extension cabinet may be used. It is important to follow these instructions as.

Failure to do so may lead to the amp running. Into the wrong impedance, which will. This item is in the category "Musical Instruments & Gear\Guitars & Basses\Guitar Amplifiers". The seller is "dan_dan_guitarman_043095" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Brand: Marshall
• Number of Speakers: 4
• Amplifier Type: Stack
• Power: 60 W
• Suitable For: Electric Guitar
• Amplifier Technology: Vacuum Tube