Ricky Rockhardo
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I’ve read a few times the MC is a hot rodded Jubilee. Would a boosted Jubilee get me 80-90 percent there?
I was worried someone would say that.Having had both, several times each.
No.
The Wiz is way more open, percussive, expressive.
Love the Wiz. Don't like the Jubilee at all.
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Nope.I’ve read a few times the MC is a hot rodded Jubilee. Would a boosted Jubilee get me 80-90 percent there?
I’ve seen you describe many times things that sounds like we might have some similar tastes. Plus your name. What amp/s do you like/play/recommend?Nope.
Wizard has a hollow midrange, even compared to the darker Jubilee. I had a 2010 MC100, with the C transformers that are/were the most Marshall-like. Still hollow in the mids, but much better than the MTL.
The power section of any Wizard is what really sets it apart though. Only amps that compare are old early 70s Superleads, vintage HiWatts, and others that have PV in the 500+ range. I found I could use an upper mid flavor boost pedal and get some better mids in the Wizards but they still lacked that midrange that I like.
Which corner exactly?I was worried someone would say that.
Time to start making that money on the corner![]()
I'm a Marshall guy in the end so as much as I like Mesas, I only have 1 atm...the new Triple. It's insanely great. For Marshalls, I have a 46-2 Langner modded 72 Superlead(best modded Marshall I've had, and I've had 1 from all the big names except a real Jose), a stock 1980 2203, and a stock 68 Superlead that easily does early EVH when dimed(I use a PS2). I've had though some EVH 5153s, SLOs, G-C Rectos, 4 OG C+, 2Bs, and a few Naylors. Oh, and some vintage Fenders...Bassmans and Twins. Still have a 71 Twin.I’ve seen you describe many times things that sounds like we might have some similar tastes. Plus your name. What amp/s do you like/play/recommend?
Super helpful!Nope.
Wizard has a hollow midrange, even compared to the darker Jubilee. I had a 2010 MC100, with the C transformers that are/were the most Marshall-like. Still hollow in the mids, but much better than the MTL.
The power section of any Wizard is what really sets it apart though. Only amps that compare are old early 70s Superleads, vintage HiWatts, and others that have PV in the 500+ range. I found I could use an upper mid flavor boost pedal and get some better mids in the Wizards but they still lacked that midrange that
“Hey honey, don’t wait up for me….. I’ll be out -amp- whoring”Which corner exactly?
...asking for a friend...
I fired up my stock 1980 2203 last night for first time in a while. Honestly struggled for first 30 minutes. Basically my playing has become weak. But after a while it clicked again. They truly are glorious beasts. I need to get a rougher old Marshall one day for modding though, feel like that is what I’ve always really wanted. Mine is too original to carve up.I'm a Marshall guy in the end so as much as I like Mesas, I only have 1 atm...the new Triple. It's insanely great. For Marshalls, I have a 46-2 Langner modded 72 Superlead(best modded Marshall I've had, and I've had 1 from all the big names except a real Jose), a stock 1980 2203, and a stock 68 Superlead that easily does early EVH when dimed(I use a PS2). I've had though some EVH 5153s, SLOs, G-C Rectos, 4 OG C+, 2Bs, and a few Naylors. Oh, and some vintage Fenders...Bassmans and Twins. Still have a 71 Twin.
The closest I can find is:Too bad nobody has any videos comparing these two amps?