One of my favorite JTM45’s because the block ends provided a stronger version of the chassis. This particular series was frequently found to have slightly higher internal high voltage, this created a little more power and dynamic range.
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Block end Script logo JTM45 serial # 1877Investment Grade 1964 Marshall JTM45This is a very rare 1964 JTM45 first series, all original. Investment grade, collectors quality. This amp comes from the David Kronemyer collection, former Senior Vice President of Capital Records. It was in the studio for over 20 years and hadn’t been turned on in the past 10 years. It is the last of the Kronemyer collection being released. Read the rest of this entry » The JTM45 Round Up by Steve OuimetteThe big Round up Nearly 50 years since its creation, the Marshall JTM45 remains both a relevant and near-perfect example of what a great rock ‘n’ roll tube amp should be. Read the rest of this entry » Led Zepagain and Which One’s PinkThis is the era of the Tribute Band. These shows are in high demand since they bring us the reality of the bands we love even if they are no more. I think the first of these was the Beatle Mania show that was running for years decades ago. Going forward with a new amp purchase, Tips and IdeasIf you’re planning to buy a new amp in the near future, or maybe buy an old amp, I would give you these three tips: Read the rest of this entry » Third Eye Blind using Mojave Sidewinder, Coyote and Alinco Blue 2X12 cabStephan Jenkins of Third Eye Blind has been an avid user of the Mojave Coyote and more recently the Mojave 30 Watt Sidewinder. Posted in Mojave Ampworks | No Comments »
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