Marshall JVM210C 100W 2x12" Tube Combo Amp
The Marshall JVM210C is a 100-watt 2x12 tube combo for players who want the headroom of a 100-watt head without hauling a cabinet: four EL34s, two channels with three modes each, and settings the amp remembers.
What sets it apart
- 100 W from four EL34s
- Six modes across two channels
- Volume, gain and EQ for each channel
- Presence and Resonance on the power stage
- Settings memory
- PEDL-91006 footswitch included
The power of a head, the format of a combo
With 100 watts and four EL34s, the JVM210C has headroom to spare on big stages. It all fits in a single 34.5 kg cabinet, with one Celestion Heritage and one Celestion Vintage for a warm, powerful voice.
Five speaker jacks stay free for adding an extension cabinet.
Controls per channel and per stage
Each channel has its own gain, volume, treble, middle, bass and reverb. Presence and Resonance adjust the power stage. Two switchable master volumes complete the panel.
The JVM210C stores its settings, so your sounds are waiting from one rehearsal to the next, and the MIDI input lets you call them up from a controller.
Specifications
| Format | Combo, two 12" speakers |
|---|---|
| Power | 100 W |
| Preamp tubes | 4 x ECC83, 1 x ECC83 phase inverter |
| Power tubes | 4 x EL34 |
| Speakers | Celestion Heritage G12H and Celestion Vintage, 16 Ω total |
| Channels | 2, three modes each |
| Effects | Digital reverb, 2 effects loops |
| Outputs | 5 speaker jacks (16, 8, 4 Ω), emulated XLR |
| Inputs | Guitar, MIDI In, footswitch |
| Dimensions | 690 x 510 x 265 mm |
| Weight | 34.5 kg |
What it's for
- Big stages, with or without an extension cab
- Rock and metal bands that need headroom
- Stored sounds recalled over MIDI
- Direct capture through the XLR output
Compared with other manufacturers
Other powerful 2x12 combos, from these manufacturers:
| Maker | Model | Format and power | Distinctive feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marshall | JVM210C | 2x12 combo, 100 W | Four EL34s, six modes |
| Fender | '65 Twin Reverb | 2x12 combo, 85 W | Spring reverb and vibrato |
| EVH | 5150III 50W 6L6 2x12 | 2x12 combo, up to 50 W | Two 6L6s, reverb, MIDI |
| Orange | Rockerverb 50 MkIII | 2x12 combo, 50/25 W | Two Celestion Vintage 30s |
Frequently asked questions
- DSL or JVM: which should I choose?
- The DSL100 has two channels with two modes. The JVM210C has two channels with three modes, reverb and EQ per channel, MIDI and two effects loops.
- Can I hook the JVM 2x12 cabinet up to this combo?
- Yes. Marshall designed the JVM 2x12 cab to pair with any JVM combo, and the JVM210C offers 16, 8 and 4 Ω outputs.
- Do the EL34s need biasing when replaced?
- Yes, Marshall states that the JVM210's power tubes must be biased.
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