TSL100 vs. JCM800 2203x-- clips here!

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I am a obsessive moron idiot. Always comparing shit and feel like wasting time usually. Never the less this is my latest obsession. I have both of these amps here and did a ton of tests. TSL is good because it can do low volume recording 25 watt VPR. So I did some tests with the 25 watt on and off against the JCM800. I got to return one in a few days.

Please download the zip and tell me what you guys think. My fucking ears are bleeding. Try to keep in mind not to favor the "louder" clips.

It is a blind test! Each folder contains a similar riff. Out of those folder you pick the one you like best.
ex:
A - 4
B - 8 and so on

Thanks for feeding the obsession!

http://media-creations.net/clips.html
 
What year is the JCM 800? Reissue? What cabs did you use? Guitars? Pickups?

Still listening to the clips so I'll post agian when they're finnished.
 
Sorry. Guitar used for all clips the same LP with EMGs. 2203x. Cabinet MArshall 1960 Vintage.
 
Thanks for feedback. I am very surprised. I am waiting for a few more posts and will post anwers. They sound very similar some of them but they are bit different in subtle ways.

Working on metal clips now that will be interesting. Just by listening to them already as I do them.
 
From differnet forums got some answers:
Hi

Answers are:

A
9: TSL100 25w VPR setting. Gain 5 Vol 3. Deep on
10. Same as above Gain 7
11. TSL full 100 watts. Gain 5 Vol. 3 Deep on.
12. TSL full 100. Gain 8
13. JCM800 Vol. 2 Gain 10.
14. JCM800 Hot Plate -4. Vol. 2.5 Gain 10
15. JCM800 same as 14 with MXR EQ boost =6dB
16. JCM800 same as 14 with Seymour Duncan light boost.

B
17. Same as 10
18. Same as 12
19. Same as 13
20. Same as 14

C
5. Same as 14
6. Same as 12
7. Same as 15.
8. Same as 16

D
1. Same as 9
2. Same as 10
3. Same as 11
4. Same as 13
5. Same as 14

Counting all votes so far from forums 9 people out 11 choose #5 for C
For D majority chose #5 overall. thanks
 
 
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