Marshall JCM800 2203 Bedienungsanleitung
Marshall
Gitarrenverstärker
JCM800 2203
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Owners Manual
JCM800 2203
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From the Chairman
I would like to personally thank you for selecting this
re-issue of my all-valve, JCM 800 2203, 100 Watt, Master
Volume head. My company’s reputation and longevity
have been built on a great many things – groundbreaking
designs, skilled workmanship, reliability, flexibility, stylish
looks and, above all else, great tone and feel. The
continual fascination and love that many current guitarists
show for our vintage amplification products is a testament
to just how relevant and important such models are to this
very day.
The amplifier you have just acquired is a re-issue of the
JCM800 2203, 100 Watt head that was originally
launched in March of 1981 and proved incredibly popular
with rock guitarists throughout the ‘80s. Although my
JCM900 Series replaced the entire JCM 800 range in
1991, the 2203 has remained a firm favourite with
countless players – hence my decision to start making it
again.
Our re-issue of the JCM800 2203 is totally faithful to
the original in terms of looks, tone and feel. At the request
of many 2203 fanatics it also boasts the addition of a
Series Effects Loop – a feature which makes it totally at
home in the modern performance arena.
I would like to wish you every success with your new
amplifier and welcome you to the large and ever
increasing family of players who plug into Marshall
products.
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Introduction
The all-valve 2203 is one of the most highly respected and revered 100 Watt Marshall heads in the company’s
long and illustrious history. Evolving from the legendary 100 Watt ‘Plexi’ head, it was also our first amplifier to
house a Master Volume (MV) control. This simple but groundbreaking feature allowed the user to overdrive the
preamp valves into desirable distortion without having to turn the amp full up. This proved to be incredibly popular
and practical because, as you probably know, a 100 Watt Marshall is extremely loud when on full volume!
Furthermore, thanks to its cascaded preamp design, the 2203 was capable of producing a level of distortion never
heard from a guitar amp before.
The very first 2203 was actually introduced to the world in 1975. The JCM800 version that surfaced some six
years later, in 1981, was merely a cosmetic redesign of the original. The circuitry remained exactly the same (as
the saying goes, "if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it!"), but the amp’s appearance got much bolder with a full-width
control panel (the 2203 of 1975-1981 had a shorter front panel like a 1959SLP), grille cloth over the front baffle
(the original 2203’s baffle was covered with vinyl), white piping, and ‘JCM800’ written in bold letters on the front
panel, together with Jim’s signature. If you’re wondering about the origin of the JCM800 name, it’s an interesting
tale – it came from the registration/license plate of Mr. Marshall’s car which was, wait for it, JCM800! The ‘JCM’
part of it referred to Jim’s initials (James Charles Marshall), the ‘800’ was merely the number on the plate – no
more, no less!
As guitar amplifiers go, the 2203 is the very essence of simplicity – it’s a one channel amp with no reverb or
built-in effects and its all-valve design produces a sound that, as Mike Doyle so aptly describes in his excellent ‘The
History of Marshall’ book, is "crunchier than a lorry running over a hedgehog!" As a result of its idiot-proof
interface, distinctive roar and larger-than-life ‘edge’, the 2203 immediately set the standard by which all other rock
amps were judged and it remained the ‘industry benchmark’ throughout the entire 16 years of its production life.
ENGLISH
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Produktspezifikationen
| Marke: | Marshall |
| Kategorie: | Gitarrenverstärker |
| Modell: | JCM800 2203 |
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