Marshall Valvestate VS100R and G-Major Soundcheck

Test of Marshall Valvestate VS100R combo with one 12" Celestion Goldback speaker. Effect used is TC Electronic G-Major, guitar: Epiphone Les Paul Custom with EMG 81 and 89 pickups rated 27V

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Music

Tags:

• VS100R
• Marshall
• Valvestate
• TC
• Electronic
• Major
• Epiphone
• Les
• Paul
• Custom
• EMG
• 81
• 89
• 27V

[SECRET97ITA]

Tell me my friend, is the g major easy to use and program?

[madphattao]

@SECRET97ITA it is quite easy to use and fairly intuitive.

[SECRET97ITA]

WOW, great video and FANTASTIC tone, man! Can you please tell me if it is possible to change the tap tempo with the midi device?

[madphattao]

@SECRET97ITA thanks! g-major is a MIDI unit, you can tap tempo via MIDI device.

[unitedspecies]

from 6:07-7:50 would you be able to get the same sound with the valvestate 100h?

[madphattao]

@unitedspecies yes, it is the same unit. bear in mind, that cab makes a difference, I've got simple open-back 1x12" combo

[madphattao]

@joenuts i've plugged it to the fx loop. G major is a midi-controlled device, so you can use any midi controller of your liking (eq behringer FSB, tc g-minor or via laptop or sequencer, if you are using it extensively in your band).

[joenuts]

Hi dude, nice tone, i wonder how you setup the g major with the marshall?? also, is there any footswitch or how do you control the g major ??... cheers man !

[madphattao]

@ddstalta I think it is really nice combination. Effects are really good, but with paralell fx oop you have to use killdry option or set the fx mix to 100%.

[ddstalta]

sounds good! Also I have a marshall VS80. Do you think it's a good combination the g-major to the parallel loop of the Valvestate? Are the sound effects really as they should? Greetings and thanks!