'67 Marshall Plexi JMP 1987T - Demo and Circuit

Played through a '70 Marshall 4x12 model 1960 with T1221 Pulsonic Pre Rola Celestion Greenbacks. Guitar: '08 Gibson 1959 Les Paul Reissue, R9. Hot Plate Power attenuator: -8 dB.

[adamce]

I love that gritty but warm tone of this 67' Plexi. Things got great ATTACK. I would love to own any 60's Marshall head.

[rikh]

wow, lots of balls and a really raunchy tone, love it!

[brianpatrick]

Wow that is really great. Takes a close second to the '68 JMP. My sister should be there by next week. :)

[brandonhupp]

This amp fits your style of playing to the max! I think you found your holy grail of tone in this one....

[emergencynurse]

Wow I really like the pick attack, It add to the grit. This is a dynamic amp. A real beast. One you would record solos on exclusively.

The low end rumbles too, good even mids. and the gain is monstrous, this is a gem

[Trainwreckontario]

It sounds like it's going to blow up, in a good way.

[mitchellferre]

If I can't find a early jmp I may consider a Germino after watching your masonette demo. Thanks Johan ! I like all these short licks you seem to create on the fly !

[jasonmaljers]

Fantastic gain and saturation, use this set up live and you would have no problem cutting through the mix. The sound of this plexi and cab to me is 10 out of 10, A very dangerous sounding amp indeed. Cheers.

[henlofrens]

moly what a fuzzy gainy mess.... I love it :P

[bushibayushi]

Johan are there any current production marshall models that would produce such tone? Or are modern marshalls just a waste of money?

As always - you have the best marshall tone on youtube ;)

[Worldwideguy]

Not dissing Marshall or anything but it seems that there is always a few resistor and transistors that are always crooked and not straight or something