Marshall JMP 2203 in a 1970s Mix!

In this video I put a 1983 Marshall JMP 2203 in a mix with bass and drums. In Scandinavia Marshall JCM800 was produced also with JMP cosmetics up to 1984.

[HarkoBarf]

What a great sound! I got a '79 2203 JMP myself. Can't stop playing once it's turned on!

[ericroyals]

Such a great, classic, natural-sounding recording. Love it.

[UpSandman]

The recording reminds me of the acoustics of the practice room i once used to play with my bandmates. What you hear is what you get : Unpolished, real and the sound puts you right in the middle. That's How it should be imho. I like it. Thanks for sharing, Johan. love your videos !

[Twobarpsi]

Good to see the drummer and guitarist get along well 😃!!

[michaelemerick]

I like when the band gets back together!

[thechrisricci]

It's great the way you worked with what you had to record a nice sounding classic rock mix. Like solving a puzzle.

[noeffnwaypal]

The world needs more of this raw awesomeness!

[DMSProduktions]

GREAT sound Joh! UNDER produced and visceral! THAT is the sound of not just classic, but ANY rock or blues! (& jazz! )

[shotgunrebels]

This is great all around. Love this style of recording.

[azombiestool]

Your most badass video ever!!
The Rock N Roll revolution has officially begun. Make an album just like this!

[vincenzoerriquenz]

Very good results! Reminds me of a Kiss mood, definitely pleasant mix!👌🏼

[stevenmgyori]

Well done Johan!
Enjoyed the explanation of the process and appreciated the mix all the more because of it.
Thanks for All You Share and Care Brother. Be Well All!

[Superchixxx]

Sounds killer! I have an ‘84 2203 JMP and it is an awesome amp

[Phoebedumplings]

Those original master volume amps were the best sounding Marshall’s ever IMHO, I had 2 combos 50w. ❤️❤️

[stephanematis]

I really liked it from the moment you had two guitars... the fact the room mike remained consistent made the stereo and band position very real for me. I had 1st year high-school buddies, kids really, who in early '81 took the song Wasted by Def Leppard of their On Through the Night album, learned it by ear and played it in a room that size. I think that was my first ever rehersal/recording I witnessed. Very similar sound and vibe, especially without any singing. Thanks for a quick hit of memories!

[StefanFreyrBaldursson]

Wonderful amps! I have an '81 Scandinavian 2203 that I bought in MUG in Göteborg when I was a studying at Chalmers 2002-2004. I run it into a 1960 cab that has two V30's and two Classic Lead 80's in an X-pattern. Sounds really good. I also have '74 Superlead and a '70 1982B cab. Keep up the good work. Love your channel!

[Zoso]

I somehow figured you had to have clones to make such amazing content. Jmp sounds saturated and I love it 🤘🤘

[semojo]

Somehow I get the idea you are a dedicated Marshall fan. Cool video

[greacen]

I love that question: "What complexity pays off?" You got a great sound with very little complexity. I think we could all do a little more with less. Each overdub really brings the whole song together. I'm hearing the whole kit and the mix grooves pretty well.

[jcwear]

Sounded really 3d in my car. Great techniques