Marshall JTM45/2245

I read so many reviews on this reissue JTM45 and it seems very few people ever really played through one. Everyone is commenting how to change everything on the amp to get the "Real" sound of the original. Let me tell you I owned an original back in the 60's and this one sounds and feels just like the original right out of the box. This amp does everything I need it to do. I am running it on top of a 2X12 cab and it sounds great. It is very low noise and has all the power you need for any situation. It takes pedals better than any amp I have ever had and I have owned many amps in the last 50 years. This is the best Marshall head I have ever played,

I don't know if it sounds like older versions of amplifiers and to tell you the truth I don't really care,
I made a special cabinet 112 for it`s size with Celestion Alnico Cream 90W and it`s beautiful, I am very happy with the results,
It smells beautiful and sounds beautiful to me, this amplifier is the king of all amplifiers, the rest of the them are just variation of it,

Great sounds with Gibson SG, Yamaha Revstar with Duncan Antiquities, PRS 277 baritone, Fender LTD American Performer Telecaster. You can try it with simply any guitar and it`s sounds really good,

I bought this amp hoping it would give me that classic JTM sound, and I couldn't believe how good it sounded as soon as I plucked the strings for the first time. It was EXACTLY what I was hoping to hear through my 2X12 Greenback cab. I'm a huge Jimi fan and wanted to get this amp for years, and I'm extremely happy I finally got it, and for a great price too. I'm a tone chaser and like to think I have a pretty high standard for tone.. the fact this amp is a PCB build and not hand-wired is a non-issue for me, as it sounds as good as any other boutique made amp in my opinion.

So if you're looking for a high-end Marshall for those classic tones, and even looks - look no further.