The legendary tones of the '80s and '90s - 1982 Marshall JCM 800

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➡ 1982 Marshall JCM800 2204 50 Watt Amplifer Head:
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0:00 Intro
0:20 JCM 800
1:58 1957 Gibson Les Paul
2:27 High Gain
4:41 Clean
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[@NitroModelsAndComics]

I bought my 83 50 watt in 85. I will never get rid of it.

[@joeylibbs6236]

I have that exact amp since ‘88 and will never get rid of it. It is a BEAST!

[@hotblackdesiato3451]

I had a 100w JCM800 & 4x12 cab as my bedroom rig back in '88. Preamp on 10 and Master Volume on 0.9 was about the limit when my parents were in. The 'only' downside to having a half-stack in your home is the treble will take the enamel off your teeth unless you can turn the volume up beyond about 3 but by that time it's shaking the house. Traded it in when I discovered rack processors and going stereo - ahh, those were the days!

[@PhuketMyMac]

luckily these days we have attenuator so we can fully enjoy those great tones at home volume.

[@karlroszko]

I was wondering the same thing about my 800. The master from about 1-2 (which is getting really loud already in a small room) just rips my face off with harsh treble. I also noticed putting the preamp above about 7 brings in a bit more brightness

[@hotblackdesiato3451]

@@karlroszko try using it into something like the UA Ox Box so that you can get passed the harsh treble but still use it at low level. Wish I had access to one when I had the 800!

[@bretfuzz925]

These (2203 and 2204) are truly awesome amplifiers! Thanks for the video.

[@iceWaterProductions1]

I bought my 1986 JCM 800 50w with 2 4x10 Marshall cabs for $500 used in high school back in 1988. My grandpa was cool enough to buy it for me and it still kickass. I wouldn’t sell it if someone offered me $3000

[@ashwanthjerry2210]

Soooo cool man !!! Someday I wish I could get my hands on one of these stacks

[@NitroModelsAndComics]

I still use my 77 Boss OD on it and it still crushes . My Boogie Mark IV does get jealous at times.

[@davepark1827]

I have a sc20h and it's amazing, I've had a few seasoned players who never played Marshalls much tell me it's the best guitar tone they ever heard, with a orange cab and my les paul with Monty's PAFS, it's a killer sound when you run it hot.

[@GraffitiPhysical]

So many albums have been recorded with this combination and sold tens of millions of albums says it's a winning combination. Kiss, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Ozborne, Gunners just to name a few.

[@amirtak9886]

I love the JCM800 2203, the best one I've ever played that blew my mind was a JCM800 2203 Kerry King Signature model thru a 4x12 Marshall 1960B Cab played with Jackson USA RR1 guitar.

[@sassulusmagnus]

When these amps were introduced many older players didn't like them because they didn't sound like the 60's Marshalls. Retailers described the JCM 800 2203 as a "one trick pony". But what I've found over the years is that a 2203 actually has a surprising range of good sounds in it. Put the Master up to 3 or 4 and roll back the preamp a bit and it will roar like an old Super Lead. You can also get beautiful almost-clean sounds with a 2203. Mine's an '82. They'll have to pry it out of my cold dead hands.

[@thecappy]

I have this one and the single input dual channel 50w. I like the single input one better for house playing.

[@alexsandoval7202]

I bought a Marshall cabinet off a close friend of mine 13 years ago for 50 bucks . I took it out of storage and it turns out it’s a jcm 800 lead 1960

[@fabiostinco]

👍🏻

[@dragui9932]

👍

[@chrisw5742]

Now you just need someone who can play 80's metal to demonstrate the amp lol

[@dukey558]

too talktive...go straight to sound demp,please~!

[@booitsnick]

Of the 80s and 90s??? Your forgetting the 00s the 10s and the 20s also…. There will never be another amplifier as perfect as a 2204

[@tristandrew5903]

The 2203