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Marshall Valvestate VS100 Combo Demo

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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2009

Here is another tone demo using a Marshall Valvestate VS100. Besides fixing the amp, I replaced the stock (and dead) Marshall 12AX7 with a new JJ Electronic 12AX7/ECC833.

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The guitar is a custom strat-style guitar with a very cheap and light body (unknown wood), a floyd rose, mighty mite neck, and a GFS VEH bridge humbucker.

I repair amps in my area, so I get in a big variety of things to repair. Before I return the amp, I always put it through a full play test to make sure everything is working perfectly. I've decided to video tape those play tests and upload them to youtube so hopefully people can get a feel for the these amps if they are considering buying them, but are not able to play them in person. Also, please excuse my sloppy playing -- the point of these videos is only to demo the tone... I do them in 1 take, I just play whatever comes to mind to make sure the amp is working, and then I edit them down to size for youtube.

All copyrighted songs covered belong entirely to their respective owners, I am using them in this video for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

All original material played is Copyright 2009, Michael R. Johnson

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  • I'm thinking of buying this amp but i'm not quite sure about it yet so if you could tell me if: it's lound enough to performe in like clubs and stuff like that AND how much does it cost in your country ? Thanks, and great video.

  • @TheMitko97 It is loud enough to play in most clubs. You'd have to be playing some really big place with a massive sound system before this would be too quiet. I think these generally go around $130-200 used in the USA.

  • PUt the translator on lol!

  • @TheSideEffectsBand Haha, I just tried it... that's hilarious!

  • @MRJSTUDIOS

    How loud is this amp? My drummer is really, REALLY loud, so would I be able to hear myself over him?

  • @ChickenFaeces Probably, ya. I mean, it's not probably as loud as a 100 watt tube amp, but this thing can get REALLY loud.

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  • @MRJSTUDIOS

    Very cool. Ebay, here I come!

  • -Buy Marshall Valvestate combo

    - Not realize there's a preamp tube inside

    all of my wat

  • @MRJSTUDIOS this was my first bigger amp and its fuckin great!i got mine for about 350€ and its quite loud!

  • ive had this amp for like 15 years and its been a great bedroom amp, the preamp helps mimic the tube sound but its not anything amazing, definitely reliable tho

  • i have one of these too and it's a nice amp and would recommend one of these :) really great if you want to play some good rock n roll XD

  • @MRJSTUDIOS Thanks for the reply. I was really sceptical about this amp being so cheap and at the same time loud, BIG and with many FX.

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