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JVM Series 100-Watt 4-Channel All-tube 2x12" Guitar Combo Amplifier - Black
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Marshall JVM410C 2x12-inch 100-watt 4-channel Tube Combo Amp
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The Foundation Of Rock... Times Four!

The JVM Series 100-watt, valve-driven power stage is built on the classic design responsible for the legendary Marshall roar found in the JCM800 2203 and Plexi Super Lead amplifiers - a timeless foundation for countless classic rock and metal guitar tones for over four decades. Featuring a quartet of EL34 valves, this peerless design has been expertly crafted to compliment the extraordinary wealth of tones found in the JVM.

Channelling World Class Tone - The Four JVM Channels Are:
  • Clean: With the gain stages lurking after the tone controls, all three modes offer classic clean and bluesy tones - simple, pure, and perfect.

  • Crunch: From a Plexi Super Lead (green mode) to a 2203 (orange) to a hot-rodded JCM800 monster (red), this is the classic rocker's dream.
  • OD 1: Imagine every high-gain, all-valve Marshall ever made and then add even more gain! Incredible tone and extreme gain that runs the gamut from cutting to fluid, OD 1 is perfect for shredding, hard rock, and metal.
  • OD 2: Add even more gain to OD 1 and change the tone network topology in the all-important mids and you have a fire-breathing, modern high-gain monster that takes no prisoners. Totally addictive!

Speakers corner
The JVM410C 2 x 12" is fitted with two different speaker types - Marshall G-12 Vintage and a Celestion Heritage - allowing the combo to deliver spacious, rich tones backed up with a solid low-end thump.

Logical layout
The JVM front panel is simple and uncompromising; dedicated gain, EQ, volume, and reverb are present for each of the four channels. Add to this a master section with dual master volumes, resonance, and presence and you have a clear, concise layout that makes the JVM410C easy and intuitive to use.

Seamless switching, perfect memory, and MIDI
The onboard logic not only ensures switching is swift and silent, but also remembers the position of each front panel switch in all 12 modes - reverb (on/off), FX loop (on/off) and master volume (1 or 2). So, when you return to any mode, all switch settings will be exactly as you left them - even after you've powered the amp down. This groundbreaking system combined with revolutionary new footswitch technology, plus MIDI switching capabilities, add even more to the JVM410C's already incredible flexibility.

Ultimate control and connectivity
Every JVM is supplied with a 6-way, fully programmable footswitch. This revolutionary, U.K. patent-pending technology allows single front panel switches (switch store) or entire setups (preset store - channel, mode, reverb, FX loop and master volume switch settings) to be simply assigned to any footswitch. The footswitch's group of multi-coloured LEDs reflect every front panel switch status ensuring that, in the heat of a performance, you know exactly where you are with no need to see the amp. To add to it's already impressive guitarist-friendly qualities, the JVM footswitch connects to the amplifier via a standard guitar lead, making it easy to replace with any length you may need. Additionally, the JVM410C's MIDI in and through connection means it can easily be integrated in a MIDI switching setup, allowing you to store and recall 128 complete amplifier setups, for example, enabling your pedal effects board to easily control the amp. With its built-in memory and switching options, the JVM410C's possibilities are endless!

Studio-quality reverb
The onboard, studio-quality digital reverb is routed in parallel and mixed with the direct signal by means of a valve. When the reverb is engaged, no degradation of the direct signal occurs and when switched off it is removed from the circuit. The reverb circuit has also been designed to avoid abrupt cut-offs, allowing the reverb tail to decay naturally when switching or changing from channel to channel.

Loud and louder
Dual master volumes increase the flexibility and balance of your sounds, and when assigned directly to the footswitch, they can be used as a solo boost. The resonance and presence act as a global equalizer, controlling how the power section reacts with the speakers, adding another layer of tone control, and letting you adjust the power amplifier dynamics to your own taste.

FX control
The JVM410C boasts two FX loops that live on its rear panel. It also has a footswitchable parallel/series loop with level and mix controls, plus a series loop. When the JVM410C is combined with a MIDI effects processor and switched via MIDI, the sky's the limit!

Silence is golden
When on standby, the JVM410C's emulated XLR output is fully operational, allowing you to record in total silence - a godsend for those late night recording sessions!

Marshall heritage
Every JVM is made at the Marshall factory in the tonal heart of England. Time-tested, traditional methods of craftsmanship and construction are combined with the latest advances in modern manufacturing technology, ensuring world-class build quality and roadworthiness. Internally, the JVM circuitry and layout has been kept to a minimum, ensuring the integrity of the guitar tone and an incredibly low noise floor. All this, coupled with meticulous valve selection and high tolerance, quality components adds to the all-important reliability factor that is synonymous with the Marshall legend.

Marshall JVM410C
  • 100-watt 2 x 12" Combo
  • Marshall G-12 Vintage and Celestion 12" speakers
  • 5 x ECC83 (12AX7s) and 4 x EL34s
  • 4 independent channels
  • 3 footswitchable modes
  • Studio quality digital reverb
  • 2 footswitchable master volumes
  • 2 FX loops - series/parallel
  • Emulated line-out
  • 6-way footswitch with memory
  • Channel switching via MIDI
  • Made in England

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Tech Specs

  • Type: Tube
  • Number of Channels: 4
  • Output Power: 100W
  • Speaker Size: 2 x 12"
  • Preamp Tubes: 4 x 12AX7 (preamp), 1 x 12AX7 (phase invert)
  • Power Tubes: 4 x EL34
  • Reverb: Yes
  • EQ: 3-band
  • Inputs: 1 x Instrument
  • Outputs: 5 x Speaker, 1 x XLR (Emulated Line)
  • Effects Loop: Yes
  • Footswitch I/O: 1 x 1/4", 1 x 5-pin DIN (clean, crunch, overdrive, master, reverb, FX loop)
  • Footswitch Included: Yes, 6-button footswitch
  • Bias Type: Adjustable Fixed
  • Power Source: Standard IEC AC cable
  • Height: 20"
  • Width: 27.7"
  • Depth: 10.43"
  • Weight: 76.1 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: JVM410C-U

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Reviews

60 years of Marshall tone in one amp...yes, it will do it
Four channels, three different gain stages per channel...it's like having a 12-channel amp at your disposal. OD1 on orange gain stage with the gain set at 2 pulls up all the gain you need for rock tones; OD1 red stage gives you metal with no knob changes from orange stage. This amp is a beast, and yet still sounds thoroughly Marshall.

OD/distortion pedal? If you need one with this amp, you're either setting up the amp wrong, or you're going after the tone of the pedal. If you know what you're doing, you should be able to set up 60 years of Marshall tone in this one amp. Twelve drive options by default, and simply rolling back the volume on your guitar gives you even more options. I've had this amp out on OD1 with the gain set at 2 on orange gain setting sounding awesome for rock tones...plenty of gain, with no pedals before the preamp nor in either effects loop.

From country twang, to rock and metal, this amp will do it all, that I can promise you. And it will sound decidedly like a Marshall while doing all of it. Crunch channel sounds like I need to play 12-bar blues rock riffs while wearing a school-boy uniform playing on Gibson SGs all day long.

Pros: 60+ years of Marshall tone packed into one amp.
Cons: Owners manual not detailed enough on detailed functions like programming the footwsitch or MIDI capabilities.

Final verdict : if you're all about that Marshall tone, and you want that "One Amp to Rule them All," then absolutely buy this amp. The only disappointment you'll have with this amp is if you don't want your amp to sound like a Marshall. For serious musicians, this amp is worth every penny for the tones you can dial up.
Music background: Songwriter
Amazing!!!
Simply put, the best, loudest, most versatile combo I have ever come across. Do yourself a favor, and buy one!
Great amp
Overall, it's a great amp. I think I still prefer my Mark VII combo, but this is still a good solid amp with very good tone and lots of versatility with the four channels.
Finally, A Marshall that does it ALL, well.
I'll Make it as quick as I can. Mind you, I have never been a Marshall fan because they all have sounded so similar over the years until you mod them. Into it I go. Clean channel is beautiful. Not as bright as a vintage fender but not as moody as many amps with a gain complex, if you will. The Dirty Channel get down. It's got nice grit and bright harmonics with great dynamic response to pick attack for that dirty blues feel. Stage 3 gets it to the modded JCM800 scream with a solid, but balanced bottom end and when staying rolled off it get in the perfect classic rock zone but when pegging it out, the gain surpasses the old JCMs and starts getting into the 'brutal' territory as far as a more thrash metal, KK JCM800 feel. The High Gain Channel picks up where three left off and goes into the more modern complex and even American high gain territory. It rolls on thick with a nasty bark and bite with the mids and gain at noon but whne you decide eleven is where you want to go, it'll djent with the best. Add an overdrive in front, or in the loop, depending on how you want it too feel amd I am convinced that there isn't a tone it can;t acheive except maybe some boutiques that are just so unique in their voicing that it's not possible to replicate. This is the creme-de-la-creme of Marshall Madness for gain and the price is not awful, either.
Music background: lifelong player and gun for hire in Music City
OMG!!! Absolutely amazing amplifier!!!

I just received the JVM410C and I'm absolutely blown away... I can pull almost every marshall tone out of this thing and I'm only 1 hour into playing around with it... It took me less than 5 minutes to dial in the Randy Rhodes tone using the green clean channel gain settings at about 9:00, treble at about 1:30, mids all the way up, and base at about 11:00 with a super overdrive SD-1 and a distortion DS-1 and a equalizer GE-7 and I've been looking for that tone for 20 years!! I'm in heaven over here!! Long Live The Marshall and Les Paul combo!!!! By the way if you plan on using headphones with this you will need an adapter... Sweetwater hooked me up with one of those and the adapter cord for roughly $

Music background: Bedroom slasher lol

There are countless "British"-style guitar amplifiers out there, but take it from the lifelong guitarists and tone connoisseurs at Sweetwater, when it comes to Marshall tone, there's nothing like the real thing. We've played them all, from vintage JTM45s and the ultra-cool Plexi reissue to modern handmade masterpieces such as the JVM410. There isn't a model among them we can't recommend with total confidence, and that includes their more affordable models too, like MG, DSL, and Code series amps. Thanks to our tight relationship with Marshall, Sweetwater's always on the cutting edge of their latest designs, custom models, and limited-edition gems. If you want iconic tone from across the pond, you want Marshall, and your Sweetwater Sales Engineer will help you find the perfect one.