Marshall JVM Series JVM410H 100-Watt Tube Guitar Amp Head

Correct me if I am wrong but behind Slash, I belive I saw a JVM410.

"The JVM410, I have three clones of each other. These are modified by Santiago Alvarez, the Head Engineer for Marshall - also a really good guitar player. He's been working on these things for me for over a year. We've kept the basic design of the 410s, which is four channels and three modes for each channel, so you do get a lot of flexibility. Any working guitarist out there is going to love the fact that it's pretty much got the history of Marshall tones in one head. I'm using about four different settings right now. So I'm using a clean channel, one for a sort of overdriven 800 tone, then two settings in an overdrive channel. My gig is mainly playing melodies and solos full time, so I don't do a whole lot of rhythm work during the show. What Santiago is able to do with the existing 410 is get rid of a lot of the inherent compression that was a little more popular a couple of years ago. So now it's an ultra punchy, super dynamic amplifier. We got it way more quiet, and we got rid of the reverbs and we put it four noise gates - one for each channel. We reshaped the resonance and the presence controls so that they would be a lot more friendly for me. Basically I didn't want the presence to be so harsh and I wanted the resonance to be a little more flexible, let's say, not so overwhelming in the 100-hertz area. Other than that, I'm using just one head during the show and two cabinets. We keep a half step back for guests: John Petrucci was playing through that one the other night in New York City. A spare head is always available just in case something gets finicky with this one. All the heads go into that to keep the power regulated. For the tubes, I don't think we change anything about them, they're EL34s 12AX7s. I don't think in the last twelve months we ever tried anything else, like 6L6s or KT80s. We've kept the EL34s for the whole thing."

Joe using a Head of Marshall JVM410 in cocnert of north sea Jazz festival in 2009

Dave talks about his love of the [Flying V](https://equipboard.com/items/dean-vmnt) and behind him you can see he's playing through a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H amp head.

Buckethead plays a live version of "Soothsayer" at a 2011 show in Pittsburgh. He's seen here in front of a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head.

Rob posted this photo of his setup which includes a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H.

Owl City uses two Marshall guitar amps in the studio. One of them is the JVM 410H.

Rabea uses a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H amp throughout this video.

In this [article](http://john-5.com/main/gear/) taken from John 5's website, he shows off the gear he uses, including a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H head.

On the official marshall website it is written that adrian smith uses this equipment.

On this article, Kiko says that he has been using Marshall JVM series on on his rig.

Don't have a quote or eplanation on this one, Just seen Gary Holt play it live a couple of times.

At 2:47 seconds, both zacky and syn are asked which amp they use. From 2007 till around 2010 is believed to be the time when zacky used the jvm 210H (Syn used the JVM205). As stated on the jet city amps page about zacky, he has used their 100, 100HDM, and JCA, on the last three avenged albums which would date this amps usuage by him, back just before the nightmare era. Zacky has always had a tendancy to use 100 watt amps as opposed to 50 watts, however he only uses it on half power as 50 watts is already loud enough for a stadium when mic-ed up.

This video from EMGBackstage is an interview with Alex Laiho's, and thusly Children of Bodom's, guitar tech Antti Harma. Antti goes on to say that Alexi uses a "All Stock, Bone Stock" version of the Marshall JVM 410 Head.

About the Opeth's Heritage Album: "Then we also had the Joe Satriani signature head and 1960 cabs."

https://youtu.be/zZvY2iseA60

“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.”

Proud to be endorsed by @marshallampsuk can't wait to fire these baby's up on tour

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZK4t_M3pok jason with his little marshall on a tour with alice cooper

It's the rack from hell which needs ear plugs.

Using it for the live concerts

can't wait to blast your ears out on tour with these bad boys! Thank you @marshallampsuk

TheMarshall JVM Series JVM410H 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head can be seen behind Rocky Lynch of [R5](https://equipboard.com/band/r5) in this video at 0:07, and 02:45.

In this video, Takayoshi Ohmura is seen using a Marshall JVM410H as a power amp for his Kemper.

HIZAKI is using this after 2010

Linde appears to be using a Marshall amp instead of his typical Laney VH100R, most likely due to issues with backline renting issues.

"On this tour I’m using Marshall JVM410H heads through two Randall Isolation Cabinets loaded with Celestion G12T75s that are located under the stage."

This video from GuitarMania.EU shows the guitar tech of Children of Bodom, Antti, running over Alexi Laiho and Roope Latvala's guitar rigs. He mentions they both use the JVM 410 for this particular tour.

He shows at 0:41 that he uses two Marshall JVM 410 heads for power amplification.

Michael and Sascha use a Marshall JVM 410 as can be seen in this video.

Choke and negative feedback mod, with c83 bypass.

you can clearly see shim rocking out in front of a JVM 410

You can see Robert's JVM 410 head at 2:12s in Groundbreaker's making of "Over My Shoulder" YouTube video.

Silent Siren American Tours

Can be seen at 07:37 in this live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMRe8A5FB-Q

From his instagram page

Jules often posts images of his newly acquired gear on Facebook

Seen in Pontus' studio, found in his Instagram photo.

As seen in Scott's Instagram photo.

Marshall JVM 410 - June 2017

In this video, Saki was seen using a Marshall JVM410H head with a Marshall 4x12 cabinet.