mind you - this thing was made in the 1990s. So many of the features that are standard now, were far ahead of its time. It's still in my rack and the first choice for me.
huginstarkstrom
i use to use one in the late 90's early 2000's and just recently went back to it - i'm extremely happy that i did - i forgot just how awesome these units are!
neddistanz
You’ve become my favorite gear reviewer. I afford all that amazing gear, vicariously through you, and you do a great job explaining everything. Great player too!
Dcbois
I really like the JMP-1. I love the interface. The treble and presence can overpower the bass, so go easy and dial it in at stage volume. Try adjusting eq only one number once your in your tonal ballpark.The cleans are very good with single coils and compress in subtle way with gain up. Also, I think the dirty sounds respond to the volume knob well. Stock ones sound pretty good in my opinion. To restore factory settings (18 is my fave), hold OD1 and CL1 with power off, then press the power button.
AlanScottBand
Enjoying the videos buddy...Especially Rocktron + JMP 1
Yahoomediaclub
Ok enough! We want to hear you demo the Triaxis please. No, you don't need to practice! You're good enough! 😁😀😉
insideoutNOTW
Out freaking standing! Thanks for the inside scoop on this..
madadami
This takes a watch battery for the memory make sure it’s always fresh!
bmann
Hi thanks Michael thanks a Lot for another Video on this great unit ;-) love your Videos. Cheers
henriksoerensen
I have JMP-1, 9200 and JFX-1 in my home in Europe, however since I don't live in the Europe for many years the gear is unfortunately just laying there and I miss it. I also had ADA MP-1 which had burnt PCB which I managed to make work, but since it was not that much reliable I gave it away. I really liked MP-1 chorused cleans, instant 80s sound and with Ibanez RG it can give you that Petrucci Pull me under chorused cleans.
NM-ibql
thank you. that was very nice of you to do this follow up video. cheers!
gladejam
I sold mine 10 years ago... Never regrets about it... I record direct direct with jmp1 some song and it was good. I don't really like it comparated to some valve head including jcm 800, 900 and 2000.
juliandelrio
I have a JMP-1. It is basically a distortion pedal in a rack, none of the distortion is 'tube' it's diode based. That may be an issue, maybe not. The clean channel is actually all tube and is basically a blackface fender circuit. You'd be better off selling a jmp-1 and buying a better pre than paying for a Voodoo mod, unless you love the midi and the switching.
redearthpaul
Sounds really good - this is one Marshall i really must admit I dont know much about. Thanks for sharing this!
raysmetaltracks
I've got one of these with a dead battery, so it really doesn't work right just now. I'm getting so much out of neural dsp plugins right now that it isn't worth the pain in the ass to find a tech who wants to fix up a 25 year old gadget. It was sexy in it's day, running thru a Peavey tube power amp to an avatar 4x12 with g12t75's. Great video, glad to see people are still rocking the jmp-1!
Dave-
Hi Mr. Nielsen! Your videos and info are great !!! I got one of these and love it. Some considerations about the battery replacement inside the JMP-1 ? Or some mod about the way that it's battery is atached to PCB? I'm afraid to ruined my unit, in a not so faraway future... 😮. Cheers from Viamao City, Brazil.
eliasfigueroa
Its got the “Instant deftones” knob and yah.. they so love mods. Top knotch tones can be coaxed out of them. You find them hidden in many racks.
mustardproductions
Hey man. New to your channel and not really a 80s Rock guy but really enjoying your videos. Would’ve automatically bypassed this given its association with 80s and 90s rock but will deffo check it out now. Thanks!
TheGuitarEffect
That explains it.I am amazed how speaker emulated output sounds considering cab emulation is probably analog and it's hard to make it realistic in analog domain.Thanks for the info.
