MARSHALL / M-JVM410H-U

It has four channels: clean, crunch, OD1, and OD2. Each channel has three sound modes. It produces 12 diverse all-valve sounds, from crystal clear clean to bluesy crunch, the sounds of classic instruments like the 1959 and JCM800, to intense distortion.

■Guitar Amp Head
■Output: 100W
■Vacuum Tubes: ECC83 x 5, EL34 x 4
■Channels: Clean/Clean/Overdrive 1/Overdrive 2
■Digital Reverb
■Two Effect Send/Returns
■Includes 6-Way Fully Programmable Footswitch
■Dimensions and Weight: 750W x 310H x 215D mm, 22kg
■Included Items: 1 x Power Cable, 1 x Footswitch Cable, 1 x Speaker Cable
~From the Manufacturer's Website~
■4 Channels

・Clean: The gain stage is placed after the tone control, covering everything from crystal clear classic clean to bluesy crunch. Its simple yet pure sound is appealing.

Crunch: Green mode delivers the sound of a 1959 Plexi, Orange mode the sound of a 2203, and Red mode the sound of a fully-powered JCM800.

・OD1: Ultra-high-gain sound equal to or even surpassing the distortion of the DSL100. This channel is a favorite among HR/HM players.

・OD2: Adds even more gain to OD1 and reconfigures the tone network for more sensitive mid-range control, which significantly impacts the guitar sound.
■Dual Master Volume function is included, and when assigned to a footswitch using the Switch Store function, it can be used as a solo boost. The Resonance and Presence controls adjust the power amp's performance to match the player's desired sound. The power amp is based on the legendary roaring Marshall sound found in the 1959 and 2203, and is tuned to match the diverse tones of the JVM.

Switching between each channel on the panel is smooth and silent. The 12 modes are clearly indicated, allowing you to instantly see the Reverb (on/off), FX Loop (on/off), and Master Volume (1/2). When you switch modes, the JVM remembers the previous settings for the selected mode and these settings are not erased even when the power is turned off. New footswitch technology enhances the functionality of the JVM. It also enables MIDI control, further expanding the JVM's possibilities.
■The JVM's XLR output remains fully operational even when in standby mode. This is one of the JVM's major features, as it allows you to output a line out without connecting to a speaker cabinet, making silent recording at home possible.