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Description
- Description and lists for J-Station v2.0*
Breaking the Project Studio Boundaries... These days, the bedroom recording engineers are beginning to rival the professional producers. The home project studio is replacing the large production houses almost as quickly as the independent record label is replacing the major labels. One advantage that the large production houses still have over the project studio is the assortment of amplifiers to choose from, as well as the space to accommodate several amps. Johnson Amplification is about to break the boundary by adding a room full of amplifiers to the project studio. The additional equipment will actually take up less space than an average drum machine. Introducing the Johnson J-Station. Not only does the J-Station provide 24 choices of amp models, bass amp models, and acoustic guitar models, but it does so with the kind of accuracy you've come to expect from Johnson Amplification. The J-Station also includes a multitude of completely programmable, studio quality effects and 18 speaker cabinet models. The direct interface will greatly improve your signal to noise ratio by eliminating the need to mic speaker cabinets, and the S/PDIF digital output make it ready to record in the digital domain.
The J-Station can easily be controlled remotely via MIDI, the J8 Foot Controller, or the J3 Footswitch. A computer based editor/librarian software is included allowing your computer to open a virtually endless array of tones from the J-Staiton.
So, increase the quality of your home recordings and double the size of your project studio by adding several of the most popular amps ever used.
https://web.archive.org/web/20020204125040/http://johnson-amp.com/jstation.htm
Guitar & Bass Amp Models
The most popular guitar amps thoughout musical history, acoustic guitar simultors, and monster bass amp models are all at your disposal.
Marshall® is a registered trademark of Marshall Amplification Plc. Vox® is a registered trademark of Korg UK. Fender, Matchless, Mesa Boogie, HiWatt, SWR, Acoustic, Ampeg, and Trace Elliot, are trademarks of their respective companies and are in no way associated with Johnson Amplification.
00 - J Crunch (based on JM150 Millennium Crunch) 01 - J Solo (based on JM150 Millennium Solo) 02 - J Clean (based on JM150 Millennium Clean) 03 - Boutique (based on a Matchless DC30) 04 - Rectified (based on a MesaBoogie Dual Rectifier) 05 - Brit Stack (based on a Marshall JCM900) 06 - Brit Class A (based on a '63 Vox AC30 top boost) 07 - BlackFace (based on a '65 Fender Twin Reverb) 08 - Boat Back (a piezo acoustic guitar) 09 - Flat Top (a dreadnaught acoustic guitar) 10 - Hot Rod (based on a Mesa Boogie Mark II C) 11 - Tweed (based on a '57 Fender Tweed Deluxe) 12 - Blues (a dynamic blues tube combo) 13 - Fuzz (a 60's fuzz tone) 14 - Modern (based on an SWR bass) 15 - British (based on a Trace Elliot bass amp) 16 - Rock (based on an Ampeg SVT bass amp) 17 - More A1 (based on a Hiwatt Custom 50) 18 - More A2 (based on a '78 Marshall Mstr Volume) 19 - More A3 (based on a '81 Marshall JCM800 w/EL34s) 20 - More A4 (based on a '72 Fender Bandmaster) 21 - More A5 (based on a '65 Fender Bassman) 22 - More A6 (based on a SWR Interstellar Odrive) 23 - More A7 (based on a '83 Fender Concert Head) 24 - More A8 (Direct - no modelling)
https://web.archive.org/web/20020320135449/http://www.johnson-amp.com/jinterface/amp.htm
Cabinet Imaging Technology Our Cabinet Imaging Technology (CIT™) is the most advanced of any amp recording processor. You can mix and match any of the [18] different cabinets with any amplifier type!
00 - No Cabinet 01 - Brit 4x12 (Marshall 1960A w/ 75W Celestions) 02 - Johnson 412V (loaded w/ Vintage 30 Celestions) 03 - Fane 4x12 (a Hiwatt SE4123 w/Fanes) 04 - Johnson 2x12 (Open back w/Vintage 30 Celestions) 05 - American 2x12 (a Fender Twin 2x12) 06 - Jennings Blue 2x12 (a '63 Vox AC30) 07 - Tweed 1x12 (a Fender Deluxe 1x12) 08 - Blonde 2x12 (a Bassman 2x12) 09 - Bass 4x10 w/ Tweeter (an SWR 4x10 w/tweeter) 10 - Bass 360 1x18 (an Acoustic 360) 11 - Flex Bass 1x15 (a Ampeg Portaflex) 12 - Green Back 4x12 (a Marshall 1960B w/ 25W Celestion Greenbacks) 13 - Mega 1516 (a Peavey 1x15 and 2x8) 14 - Boutique 4x12(Va HT 4x12 w/Celestion V30s) 15 - '65 Tweed 1x12(a Fender '65 Deluxe) 16 - Goliath 4x10 (an SWR Goliath) 17 - Ivy League 1x10 (a Fender Harvard) 18 - Bass Man 4x10 (a Fender Bassman)
https://web.archive.org/web/20021029183523/http://www.johnson-amp.com/jinterface/cabinet.htm
Effects Control
The J-Station is capable of adding up to 6 studio quality effects to any Amp Model. Each effect is fully programmable to suit your personal taste or application.
- Compressor
- Wah
- Noise Gate
- Chrous
- Flanger
- Phaser
- Tremolo
- Rotary speaker
- AutoWah
- Pitch Shift/Detuning
Delays: * Mono Delay * Analog Delay * Pong Delay * Analog Pong Delay
Reverbs: * Club * Studio * Bathroom * Plate * Soundstage * Garage * Hall * Church * Arena * Two 7" Springs * Two 14" Springs * Three 14" Springs * Rattle & Boing
https://web.archive.org/web/20010519131053/http://www.johnson-amp.com/jinterface/effects.htm
Product specs
| Effects | multi-fx |
| Analog/Digital | digital |
Videos
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Reviews
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Yngwie Malmsteen is holding a Johnson J-Station in an image from the former Johnson Amplification website (captured 3 June 2002 into the Web Archive).
"When I can't plug into my vintage Marshall stacks, I use the J-Station backstage, on the bus, at home in front of the TV, in hotel rooms, everywhere... It rocks!!!!"
(https://web.archive.org/web/20020603035805/http://www.johnson-amp.com/malmsteen.htm)
Additionally, a webpage archived on February 6, 2004, indicates that Malmsteen used the Johnson J-Station as a practice box (https://web.archive.org/web/20040206105705/http://www.yngwiemalmsteen.net/).
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