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Slaved into Marshalls.Yes, they started using Boogie amps on Puppets.
Slaved into Marshalls.Yes, they started using Boogie amps on Puppets.
No, that was only for some solos according to Flemming Rasmussen.Slaved into Marshalls.
That is cool info. Thx. However, in earlier interviews they were firm in their statements about using the power section of the Marshalls. Doesn't matter to me, because it will sound different due to the outboard EQ equipment and studio magic.No, that was only for some solos according to Flemming Rasmussen.
Well boogie woogie doesnt know his ass from a hole in the ground for starters.No, that was only for some solos according to Flemming Rasmussen.
Never seen any interviews stating that, but I’d like to see if you can find themThat is cool info. Thx. However, in earlier interviews they were firm in their statements about using the power section of the Marshalls. Doesn't matter to me, because it will sound different due to the outboard EQ equipment and studio magic.
Indeed! Right in Flemming's studio notes on the recording of Master if you care to look them up on his website. Also says the serial numbers of the two Marshall JCM 800 4x12s, both he wrote as 300 watts. Is it a myth that some Marshall JCM 800 4x12s were mislabeled for wattage or not?No, that was only for some solos according to Flemming Rasmussen.
Yep I’ve seen them. And there are no mentioning of Marshall amps which you’d think if they actually did use them.Indeed! Right in Flemming's studio notes on the recording of Master if you care to look them up on his website. Also says the serial numbers of the two Marshall JCM 800 4x12s, both he wrote as 300 watts. Is it a myth that some Marshall JCM 800 4x12s were miss labeled for wattage or not?
That's what I'm talking about!!I don't use any pedals now.
The transformers are just as big in the Mark IVb as they are in the Mark III red stripe I used to own and the early mark IVa's had the same PT as the III's. The Mark IIC+ on the other hand has much bigger transformers.They used up to 9 amps at the same time. Its likely that everyone is correct lol. Having owned them all, the IIC++ is where its at for me. I did like the Mark III red stripe better for metal than the IIC+ I owned. Mark IV is great but not as punchy and open as the others. BIG IRON BABY!
I would guess that by '85 or '86, the number of JCM800 cabs loaded with T75 were (becoming) more common than the 260W ones with G12-65's.Also says the serial numbers of the two Marshall JCM 800 4x12s, both he wrote as 300 watts. Is it a myth that some Marshall JCM 800 4x12s were mislabeled for wattage or not?
I’ve got one right in front of me. I’ll part with it to the first offer over $1KB
Back in 92 we gave away a BBE for a pitcher of beer.
True story.
After my first cab with 65s I started buying up 260w cabs at GC.com when I found them…problem is, most ended up having the dreaded M70s. I will say though, one of those cabs sounded like metal…very scooped and perfect for that type of tone. The rest sounded like ass.I would guess that by '85 or '86, the number of JCM800 cabs loaded with T75 were (becoming) more common than the 260W ones with G12-65's.
As someone who owns both speakers from that era, they're closer than you think, soundwise. It's the latter (90's) T75, that gave them such a bad rap.
Not a myth, neither is that the GT70's sound like shit. TruthIndeed! Right in Flemming's studio notes on the recording of Master if you care to look them up on his website. Also says the serial numbers of the two Marshall JCM 800 4x12s, both he wrote as 300 watts. Is it a myth that some Marshall JCM 800 4x12s were mislabeled for wattage or not?
You mean the GM70, or the GT75?Not a myth, neither is that the GT70's sound like shit. Truth
I haven’t found any pictures of the back of their amps. So this is only assumptions.I assume some Metallica fan knows this and now I'm somewhat curious: what transformer is in Hetfield's C++? The 100PT, 105PT, or the X101 (or whatever that export transformer is called). Each has a different plate voltage to the extent anyone thinks they could hear such a thing in these recordings.