Marshall JVM410C 100W 4-Channel 2x12" Tube Combo Amp
The Marshall JVM410C is a 100-watt, four-channel tube combo with three modes on every channel: twelve different sounds, from clean to the heaviest drive, for the guitarist who covers several styles in one show.
What sets it apart
- Four channels, twelve sounds
- 100 W from four EL34s
- Three-band EQ on every channel
- Two effects loops and two master volumes
- Silent recording at the flick of a switch
- Celestion Heritage and Celestion Vintage in a 2x12
Twelve sounds, each hotter than the last
Each of the four channels has three gain modes. Marshall stacks them from pristine clean to heavy distortion, with every mode adding gain over the one before it. Each channel keeps its own EQ, volume and reverb level.
Presence and Resonance work on the power stage to shape the overall character.
From stage to studio
One switch puts the amp into silent recording mode, and the emulated XLR line out takes over to the desk. The two effects loops, one series/parallel and one series, handle pedals and processors.
The MIDI input lets you call up channel and mode from a controller.
Specifications
| Format | Combo, two 12" speakers |
|---|---|
| Power | 100 W |
| Tubes | 4 x ECC83 and 1 x ECC83 phase inverter, 4 x EL34 |
| Speakers | Celestion Heritage G12H and Celestion Vintage |
| Channels | 4, three modes each |
| Effects | Digital reverb per channel |
| Effects loops | One series/parallel, one series |
| Outputs | 5 speaker jacks, emulated XLR, MIDI Thru |
| Dimensions | 690 x 510 x 265 mm |
| Weight | 34.5 kg |
What it's for
- Cover bands that change style from song to song
- Studio work through silent recording
- MIDI boards and elaborate effects rigs
- Stage use without an extra cabinet
Compared with other manufacturers
Other controllable multi-channel tube combos, from these manufacturers:
| Maker | Model | Format and power | Distinctive feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marshall | JVM410C | 2x12 combo, 100 W | Four channels, twelve sounds |
| Mesa/Boogie | Mark VII | 1x12 combo, up to 90 W | Nine modes, CabClone IR |
| EVH | 5150III 50W 6L6 2x12 | 2x12 combo, 50 W | Three channels and MIDI |
| Orange | Rockerverb 50 MkIII combo | 2x12 combo, 50 or 25 W | Attenuator, valve reverb |
Frequently asked questions
- JVM410C or JVM410H?
- Same four-channel electronics. The combo has two built-in 12" speakers and weighs 34.5 kg; the head weighs 22 kg and needs a separate cabinet.
- What's the difference between a JVM205 and a JVM410?
- The JVM205 has two channels and 50 watts; the JVM410 has four channels and 100 watts, so twelve sounds instead of six.
- Do the EL34s need biasing when replaced?
- Yes. Marshall states that the JVM410's power tubes must be biased.
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