Marshall JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Satch 6L6 Mod 4-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Tube Amp Head (Joe Satriani Private Collection) (Pre-Owned)
Marshall JVM410HJS Joe Satriani Satch 6L6 Mod 4-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Tube Amp Head (Joe Satriani Private Collection) (Pre-Owned)
Own a piece of history! One of a kind Marshall JVM410HJS owned and played by famed virtuoso shredder Joe Satriani himself!
This head was modified to 6L6 Power Tubes for a unique voicing of the JS model JVM. the mod was done by tube amp guru Chris Barnett. This amp has seen both live and studio use.
Marshall JVM410HJS
At first glance, the Joe Satriani JVM head looks very similar to the stock JVM410H, but look and listen a little closer and you will realize just how different this amp is. The Reverb pots have been replaced by four independent studio-quality Noise Gates, and a footswitchable Mid-Shift button that changes the Medium frequency from 650Hz to 500Hz and can be assigned to the two Overdrive channels has been added for even more versatility.
The JVM410HJS is tonally very different from the JVM4 series.
The Clean Channel is based on the 30th anniversary (6100) when in green mode, with the orange and red modes being hotter variations of that. Joe Satriani wanted the guitar player to naturally flow between the different modes of each channel. The Green Crunch Channel shares the preamp topology of the classic Marshall JTM45 (1959) “Plexi” models, the orange Crunch channel mode features the same design found in the Marshall JCM800 (2203) and the Red Crunch Channel mode is similar to the Marshall AFD100 in AFD mode.
The Overdrive Channels are voice matched for smoother transition between modes and sound more dynamic and open, thanks to a re-designed power supply. The channels and modes have been re-voiced to Joe Satriani's exact specifications after experimenting with prototypes on the Worhmole and Chickenfoot tours, and during recording sessions.
Individual channel 3-band EQ, two Master Volumes and a switch memory that can recall Noise Gates, FX Loop and Master settings features in the JVM410HJS. There is also an Emulated Output that can be used for recording, or to monitor on stage, as Joe does.
The FX Loop on the JVM410HJS head is a little bit different than on the older JVM410H, it is still a serial programmable loop that has a usual return volume type knob on the back of the amp, but what’s different is that this control knob can cut or boost the returning signal, and the boost mode offers up to +6dB gain against a ‘flat’ return of the older amp.
The revolutionary Stompware Footswitching technology from Marshall gives unprecedented control, with straight and programmable switching. The six-button footswitch connects to the amp using a standard guitar lead so stage size is no restriction, and if it your lead fails it is easily replaced.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Model: JVM410HJS
- Joe Satriani Signature Model Modded with KT88 Power Tubes
- Tube Circuitry
- 100 Watts
- 1 Input
- 4Ω/16Ω (mono) 8Ω (stereo) Impedance Selector
- 2 Master Volumes
- Independent Noise Gates
- 3 Modes per Channel
- Mid Shift
- Controls
Volume, Gain, Bass Middle Treble (x4), Gate (x4), Channel Select (x4), Mid Freq, Presence, Resonance, Noise Gate (x4), Master (x2), FX Loop, Footswitch/Program - Custom Tube Complement Featuring 6L6 Power Tubes
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 29.5 x 12.2 x 8.4 in.
- Weight: 48.5 lbs.
- Excellent Condition
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