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Jtm45 Jmp50 Plexi 22 Simple Yet Full Plexi Circuit 6v6 Marshall Ceriatone
Estimated price for orientation: 599 $
Category: Marshall JTM45 30 watt Guitar Am
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Hand made in Malaysia designed in the USA. Made from very high quality parts with craftsmanship that is hard to beat. I asked Nik at Ceriatone if he would help me to bring my dream to life. A lunchbox that's a classic. I started with the jtm45 and removed every part not necessary to making it work. The two volumes are internally jumpered. There is a dual gang pot so it's like jumpering the channels and turning up two volumes. On the back is a "split/shared" cathode switch for the first tube. Allowing you to go from jtm45 to Jmp50 territory with the flip of a switch. I replaced the mid pot with an internal resistor. This allowed me to make the amp compact. Yet have the entire Plexi circuit. I removed inputs, removed knobs, and switches. I rebuilt a lot of amps over the years. As much as I love the old amps, sometimes getting them to work right takes a professional. So I simplified the circuit, allowing me to focus on parts selection and improving reliability, while adding an ohm selector and bias test points. Playing the Plexi22 through a 2x10 with greenbacks, is about as close as you can get to a Plexi on 11 without pissing everybody off. It's actually very useable and smooth. It's a cross of the 67-68-69 Plexi circuits. It's a portable, well built, hi quality, simple amplifier. Just the right size for gigs. And very easy to work on.
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| Brand: | Marshall |
Hand made in Malaysia designed in the USA. Made from very high quality parts with craftsmanship that is hard to beat. I asked Nik at Ceriatone if he would help me to bring my dream to life. A lunchbox that's a classic. I started with the jtm45 and removed every part not necessary to making it work. The two volumes are internally jumpered. There is a dual gang pot so it's like jumpering the channels and turning up two volumes. On the back is a "split/shared" cathode switch for the first tube. Allowing you to go from jtm45 to Jmp50 territory with the flip of a switch. I replaced the mid pot with an internal resistor. This allowed me to make the amp compact. Yet have the entire Plexi circuit. I removed inputs, removed knobs, and switches. I rebuilt a lot of amps over the years. As much as I love the old amps, sometimes getting them to work right takes a professional. So I simplified the circuit, allowing me to focus on parts selection and improving reliability, while adding an ohm selector and bias test points. Playing the Plexi22 through a 2x10 with greenbacks, is about as close as you can get to a Plexi on 11 without pissing everybody off. It's actually very useable and smooth. It's a cross of the 67-68-69 Plexi circuits. It's a portable, well built, hi quality, simple amplifier. Just the right size for gigs. And very easy to work on.