Marshall JCM900 4100 100-Watt Dual Reverb Guitar Amp Head

Josh had used a Marshall JCM900 100 watt head dating back to 1992 on Kyuss' classic album "Blues for the Red Sun". It was used in conjunction with a Ampeg 8x10 cabinet or a pair of Ampeg guitar cabinets later on during the recording of "Welcome to Sky Valley" in June of 1993. When Kyuss toured Australia with Metallica in 1993, a pair of JCM 900s can be clearly seen behind Josh, powering a stack of 1960A and B, Marshall 4x12 cabinets, and another Ampeg 8x10.

Billie Joe Armstrong had used a Marshall JCM 900 when Green Day had recorded Kerplunk. He used it for live shows and was alson used live for some time during the Dookie era:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM58kGx_xpU

Behind Thom in this very old performance you can see a JCM900.

Around the time of recording Oasis’ first album, Noel started using Marshall heads and cabinets. The usual setup was two JCM900 heads, each one connected with the Marshall cabinet. He probably used these amps on most of the Oasis’ albums until 2000s. Those amps were used for 1994 concerts, as seen in [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th-IHpLgH_8) video, where they are seen at 3:43 minute mark, and they are behind him the whole time. Also, Bonehead is also thought to use those amp heads.

it’s in the background of this video and you can see the the foot switch jack on the front so it’s not a jcm 800

In this interview with Guitar Center, Tom DeLonge explains the usage of the Marshall JCM 900 4100 100 Watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb in his signal chain.

Clearly in this video , we can see that there is a marshall jcm900 not sure if it is 4100 or not.

this is a picture from yngwie in front of a giant stack of jcm 900's

In this article by Reverb, it is explained that Alex used JCM 900 Dual Reverbs on " Counterparts" and " Tests For Echo" albums. > " The solid-state amps would stick around for the one-two pop punch of Presto and Roll the Bones before Marshall amps were reintroduced in the form of the gain-happy JCM900 Dual Reverb on Counterparts and Test For Echo. The band’s huge sound would be heard on the drop-D tuned “Stick It Out” and the furious driving chords of “Time and Motion.""

If you look at the number/layout of the knobs, you'll see it's absolutely a 900, rather than an 800 or a 2000. As for whether it's a 900 4100 vs a 4500... that's just me guessing by the sound of a 100w over a 50w. But it's definitely a JCM 900 he's playing.

at 2:18, i think this is the amp used by a ghoul

In this interview, guitarist John 5 shows off his amp at (6:15), the Marshall JCM 900. It’s “the 100 Watt High Gain Dual Reverb, and have a beautiful white… it’s great, you know. It’s all I need. It’s just a... just does the job, and then I’m running... On the other side, I’m running the Redhead, and it’s the same thing, JCM 900. So I’m running two heads on one side and then two heads on the other side.”

Ace and his guitar tech [detailed his rig and gear](http://www.guitargeek.com/ace-frehley-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2010/) setup in a 2010 interview.

On the Dirty Work tour in 2011 Alex was using a Marshall JCM 900 into a Palmer PDI-03 to get his live sound. A photo can be seen of his rig on this post by their sound engineer at the time, Evan Kirkendall.

Dave Navarro uses a Marshall JCM 900, as shown on [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/dave-navarro-janes-addition-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2012/) Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

You can see two jcm 900 heads around 40 seconds

Throughout the whole performance, Marshall stacks can be seen behind Molko in this 1996 Loreley Festival performance of "Bionic". One of the heads is Marshall JCM900.

“I FINALLY FOUND AN AMP THAT CAN KEEP UP WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT NEEDS I HAVE AS A GUITARIST. FROM PRISTINE CLEANS, TO CRUNCHY RHYTHMS AND EARTH SHATTERING LEADS, MARSHALL HAS IT ALL DIALED IN.”

The amplifier head on the right hand side stack of Orange 4x12" cabs as seen at 2:58 in this video of Catfish and the Bottlemen playing at Reading 2015 is a Marshall JCM900 as denoted by the just visible name stamp, but also more obviously by the number of controls on the face of the amplifier head.

From Musician Magazine - September 1993 (Interview with Kim & Tanya): "I usually go through the JCM 900, but Kelley bought a new Marshall cabinet, so now I let her use it and I use an old JCM head and cabinet. I also have a Peavey Classic 50 and an old Sears Tremolo amp that we've pasted the word 'Marshall' on."

We can see the name of the amp at the bottom right of the movie. But I don't know which jcm 900 exactly is this... ...

At minute 01:47 with Dio Live

sponsored by jbmusicphilippines on their last concert

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Butcher uses the Marshall JCM900 amp head.

used Marshall900 in the early Sepultura era till the Chaos AD album

You can see Tim using a JCM900 here live. Eg: 10:45.

"I'VE BEEN PLAYING MARSHALLS MY WHOLE LIFE AND SO DID MOST OF THE PUNK BANDS I GREW UP LISTENING TO. WHEN YOU FIND SOMETHING AS RELIABLE AND CLASSIC AS A MARSHALL, YOU DON'T MESS WITH ANYTHING ELSE. " -Tim Mcllrath on Marshall amps (from [the official Marshall website](http://www.marshallamps.com/artists/r/rise-against-tim-mcilrath/)).

At the very beginning of the page, next to the first picture, it is stated that he uses JCM 900 amps mostly, in addition to Soldano.

Live at House of Blues - Las Vegas 9.9.2011 1:22 Satchel has 2 Marshall JCM 900s on the background. The other one is visibly plugged in, the other one not so much. (You can tell it's a JCM900 by the way the inputs are on both sides of the knobs.)

Bradfield mentions using a Marshall JCM 900 amp in this interview, in the section on his Gretsch Chet Atkins.

Can be seen in this video of their performance on Later with Jools Holland in 2007.

It's like the rack from hell with earplugs

Some of Trey's guitars and his two Marshall JCM 900 can be seen here.

This is slightly more difficult to see, so let me explain. Right below is Munaf himself. You can tell based on his hairstyle and body shape as well as the types of pedals he has. So, look behind him and you can see a Marshall stack. Based on the looks, it is a Marshall JCM 900.

Pictures is Lars's amp used on stage

In this photo Carlson can be seen playing through 4 Marshall heads with 4 4x12 cabs (2 slant, 2 straight).

In this diagram he can be seen with this amp.

Regarding amplifiers, Zach uses a JCM 900 as a backup to the JMP.

John's second amplifer that he uses on stage is a Marshall JCM 900.

Behind Ad-Rock at 0:46 in this live performance of Sabotage you can (not very clearly) see a Marshall JCM-900. It's an SL-X Model!

In a Twitter post made by Syu in September 17th of 2017, Syu's rig is shown where he uses a Marshall JCM 900 head and cabinet, as well as a Fulltone OCD Overdrive.

Akira can be seen here performing back in 2011. Referring to the timestamp on the Youtube link, you can get a good view of Akira's Marshall head, specifically a JCM 900.

Probando sonido en #SomosRockFest con @guillermoandrsn , en San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

"I bought … a used Soldano and a Marshall JCM900"

According to live rig list from Blue Oyster Cult's website, Dharma uses the Marshall JCM 900 dual reverb head.

"They all sounded killer and the amps used were my old Marshall 900 head and a dual reverb model as well as the Egnater Rebel 20 Watt head. We actually had the Egnater on a very low wattage setting, and it still sounded huge!"

John Nolan's rig has always consisted of the Marshall JCM 800. The cab faces the back of the stage.

On the Official Quo website it states that along with the JCM 800 Lead series, Rossi also uses a JCM 900.

The official Status Quo website states that along with the 800 Rick sometimes uses a JCM 900.

"Two Marshall JCM900s with Greenback Celestions loaded inside. They sound great, but I’m negotiating a deal on a new line of amps. They’re 80 watts – a little less wattage – but because the deal isn’t done yet, I can’t mention any names."

Arturo plays great with this gear

At 20:31 in this Rig Rundown for Tommy Henriksen of [Warlock](https://equipboard.com/band/warlock), [Mojo Gurus](https://equipboard.com/band/mojo-gurus), [Clear Static](https://equipboard.com/band/clear-static), [Benedictum](https://equipboard.com/band/benedictum), [Cavo](https://equipboard.com/band/cavo), [Emphatic](https://equipboard.com/band/emphatic), [China](https://equipboard.com/band/china), [Hyper Crush](https://equipboard.com/band/hyper-crush), and [Revis](https://equipboard.com/band/revis), his gear is displayed, showing his Marshall JCM 900.

According to Anti-Flag guitarist Justin Sane in this Guitar World interview, "I use a Marshall JCM 900 Lead with a 1960 cabinet. I’ve found that if I have a really hot-wired Marshall head I can play almost any guitar and get the sound I want." Full article [here](http://www.guitarworld.com/dear-guitar-hero-justin-sane-anti-flag-answers-readers-questions-about-gear-influences-songwriting-and-more)

pete shelley used a marshall jcm900

Moving on to his amplifier, Mark has a JCM 900 which he describes as having a thin band-range, but still preferable.

You can see the amp in the background hooked up to Vincent's Les paul

"We prefer Gibson guitars and Marshall amps. Tama drums, bla bla bla.. we do not tune down our instruments, if that is what you mean" Jon tone is a gibson stright to a high gain Marshall. Classic and very rare in the extreme metal scene

Vinnie used a Marshall JCM 900 in the 90's

At 10:39, Deal's well-worn Marshall JCM-900 can be seen.

Used in video for Holy Ghost

seve diggle can be seen using marshall jcm900 4100 in this video

In this picture Dave Weiner recalls the using of a Marshall JCM 900, a JCM2000 TSL 100 and two Mesa Boogie cabinets.

You can see there are two jcm 900 behind richey

At 0:6, right behind Ben, we can see a Marshall JCM 900 Head

Tom Keeley of [Thursday](https://equipboard.com/band/thursday), and his tech discuss his Marshall JCM 900 in this [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/tom-keeley-thursday-guitar-rig_and-gear-setup-2004/).

"It's pretty simple, a JCM 800 for clean, and a JCM 900 for distortion," Mike says, at 1:20, in this video.

Used in the nu metal era of Chimaira for play the 7-strings guitars. 2001 - 2002 years. Can be seen in 2:03

"Happy Easter????! This is after the chocolate... @kochamps @nexi_industries @prsguitars @gurusamps @daddarioandco @digitechfx @officialskunkanansie"

James discribes using this amp on Reckless & Keeping On, on this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhKuQ-IrHmM

Making Of Sirenas

Robert uses a Marshall JCM 900 amp head, as shown in [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/robert-poss-band-of-susans-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-1995/) Guitar Geek rig diagram.

in this live video aaron can be seen using his marshall jcm 800 amps. these marshall amps are the staple of the reel big fish guitar sound

Modded by DAMY MOD

From an Interview with Guitar World - http://www.guitarworld.com/interview-paul-dean-and-loverboy-are-set-rock-n-roll-revival What guitars/amps are you using now? I thought you’d never ask. 2011 Gibson Les Paul Axcess, with a Floyd-Rose whammy. I changed the pickups to Gibson T500’s and put a big ol’ brass block in the Floyd. TC Electronics G System into a Marshall 900 50-watt. Four Marshall 900 cabs, but I just use the top two, that way I‘m not too loud for Mike.

This has been Nathan's main amp since early 2014. The source is from Alistair Pritchard's Instagram account, he was the guitar technician for Darlia at the time.

Marshall Amplification is an English company that designs and manufactures music amplifiers, speaker cabinets, brands personal headphones and earphones,[2] and, having acquired Natal Drums, drums and bongos. It was founded by drum shop owner and drummer Jim Marshall, and is now based in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. Marshall's guitar amplifiers are among the most recognised in the world. They are known for their Marshall "crunch". This signature sound was conceived by Marshall after guitarists, such as Pete Townshend, visiting Marshall's drum shop complained that the guitar amplifiers then on the market didn't have the right sound or enough volume.[3] After gaining a lot of publicity, Marshall guitar amplifiers and loudspeaker cabinets were sought by guitarists for this new sound and increased volume.[3][4] Many of the current and reissue Marshall guitar amplifiers continue to use vacuum tubes, as is common in this market sector. Marshall also manufactures less expensive solid-state, hybrid (valve and solid state) and modelling amplifiers.

Marshall JCM 900 4100 100 Watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb

Use At Anerican Tour

it a marshall jcm800 sorry i cant change it

In this photograph from a "Funk Fragment" concert at the Börse Coswig in 2017, Julian Wolf used a Marshall JCM 900 4100 100-Watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb head alongside a Marshall JCM 900A Lead 4x12" 300-Watt Angled Extension Cabinet.

Joe says he's used the JCM 900 since the start

At 00:16, Andy is seen in front of two Marshall JCM900's.

You can see him playing with one of those there

Seen in the background of this live shot, and mentioned in a few other posts, this is the amp Aric tours with.

At 2:21 you can see him playing with a JCM900 full cab

"Thank you @jmcperformance for fixing my head! Sounds Epic!!"

From Vintage Guitar Magazine online. Q: "You’ve been a long-time Les Paul player." A: "My main one is a ’68 black Custom, and I’ve had it a long time. My rig is pretty simple – a Marshall JCM900 and a 4×12 cab, straight in. I don’t use effects." Kurdt Vanderhoof

Interview with guitarist Paul Michael Davies here.

Behind A.J., clearly seen is a JCM900 in the background. This is his regular equipment, just like his [Les Paul Custom](https://equipboard.com/items/gibson-les-paul-custom-electric-guitar).

This amp has been with me since the beginning, its the real deal. Gain for days and has been as reliable as it gets. It’s loud and no nonsense, doesn’t need any pedals in front of it to get that fierce Marshall sound. Goes from bedroom quiet to stadium crushing volume with a little twist of a knob! This one’s got more history than any of my other amps and was my trusty workhorse #1 head live & in the studio for many years.

A marshall JCM 900

Notice in the back. Dissection was known to use JCM900's.

Listed under Matt's gear on the official King Creature website

As seen in the back of Carmen in her Instagram account.

Toni Torres use guitar head amp in HCTSOUND recording studio and some shows

In this video, Saki was seen using a Marshall JCM900.

i am "the artist"

Here you can see Mikhail Zhuchkov playing in Marshall Lamp Amplifiers

Don't know how to describe this awesome JCM 900,great sound. worth it with the wattage inside

1:55 A quickly close-up of the amplifier Music video of "Feel The Soul". Year 2000

Says he primarily uses a JCM900 when touring

Can be seen behind her during the performance sections of the video.

he played the JCM900 a long time before joining Blackstar.

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