Marshall JCM800 Redseven “Snorkler” Mod – Quad Cortex Captures

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This pack features a Marshall JCM800 modded by Redseven Amplification, known as the “Snorkler” mod — a legendary hot-rodded take on the classic JCM800.

The Snorkler mod transforms the amp into a tight, aggressive, modern high-gain machine, while still retaining the raw character and punch of a classic Marshall.

What’s included​

25 Quad Cortex captures total

• 10 RAW DI captures
Perfect for shaping your tone with your own IRs and signal chain.

• 15 MIC’D captures
Dialed for mix-ready tones that sit perfectly without extra processing.

Cabinets & Speakers Used​

The mic’d captures were created using multiple cabinet and speaker combinations to deliver a wide tonal range:

• 212 and 4x12 cabinets

• Celestion Blackbacks
• Celestion Greenbacks
• Celestion G12-65

These combinations provide everything from:

• warm, vintage crunch
• to tight, aggressive modern tones
• to balanced, punchy mid-focused sounds

Tone character​

Tight, percussive palm mutes
Aggressive, focused high gain
Classic Marshall bite with modern saturation
Clear articulation under heavy distortion
Punchy low end without flub

This mod delivers a more controlled and refined JCM800, pushing it into modern metal territory while keeping its signature midrange character.

Perfect for​

• Modern Metal
• 80s and 90s Hard Rock
• Thrash
• Drop tunings
• Tight rhythm playing

Many JCM800-style captures can sound:

• too loose in the low end
• lacking gain or saturation
• overly harsh when pushed

The Redseven Snorkler mod solves these issues — giving you a tight, aggressive, and highly playable tone that responds naturally to your picking.

If you’re looking for a hot-rodded Marshall tone with modern aggression and precision, this Snorkler Quad Cortex pack delivers.
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[Sixstringflannel]

Sounds awesome dude! Might have missed it but do you do any NAM profiles? Would love to try this out in there.