LP Freak
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Since when do you have to baby a Marshall JMP? They're road warriors.
OUTLAW1969
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JMP's are what alot of the newer amp builder's and modders seem to like to use as their model / platform. Because they sound awesome, and there are still enough of them around, because they have withstood years on the road.
If you want a JMP, get the real deal. If you want a newer amp that uses the basics of a JMP, and then has a few updates, then go with a different company.
If you want a JMP, get the real deal. If you want a newer amp that uses the basics of a JMP, and then has a few updates, then go with a different company.
Kapo_Polenton
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Anonymous
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+1 We're talking about a $900 amp here, no need to baby it. Also, how are you going to get a JMP clone that is more versatile? Wouldn't be just like a JMP?LP Freak":3hh6fmml said:
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Heritage Softail
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Interesting thread. Asking similar question.
Played a Germino Clubman. JTM based. 2000$.
The real amp, given some love from an amp tech seems reasonable.
Played a Germino Clubman. JTM based. 2000$.
The real amp, given some love from an amp tech seems reasonable.
mchn13
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most real jmp's have been gone over and had caps replaced, etc... my '77 has been completely gone thru, looks like hell, and will survive way more gigs than i will.