Marshall 1967 JTM
„Black Flag“
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLEAN Channel
CLEAN Volume
10
Bass
10
Middle
4
Treble
4
Custom Control (Tone)
1 o’clock
Boost
ON
Custom Control (Boost)
12 o’clock
Kategorie: AMP-Typ
Marshall 1967 JTM
AMP1 Mercury Edition
Friedman Jose Arredondo
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLASSIC Channel
Gain/Master
10
Bass
2.5
Middle
4.5
Treble
7
Custom Control (Tone)
counter clockwise
Boost
OFF
Custom Control (Boost)
–
AMP1 Iridium Edition
VINTAGE Channel
Gain
10
Bass
7
Middle
5
Treble
5
Custom Control (Tone)
–
Boost
OFF
Custom Control (Boost)
–
ENGL Artist Edition
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLASSIC Channel
Gain
10
Bass
5
Mid
4
Treble
5
Custom Control (Tone)
9 o’clock
Boost
ON
Custom Control (Boost)
all the way up
AMP1 Iridium Edition
CLASSIC Channel
Gain
10
Bass
3.5
Middle
3.5
Treble
3
Custom Control (Tone)
2 o’clock
Boost
ON
Custom Control (Boost)
all the way up
Bogner Goldfinger
For the Bogner sound, we recommend the Vintage channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition.
AMP1 Mercury Edition
VINTAGE Channel
Gain
8
Bass
5
Mid
5
Treble
5
Boost
OFF
BluBOX
STACK 1970
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Vox AC30
For a Vox AC30 sound, we recommend the Vintage channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition, with the gain reduced using the “Zero-Gain” method:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
VINTAGE Channel („Zero Gain“)
Gain
6.5 (reduced to 0)
Bass
6.5
Mid
6
Treble
8
Boost
OFF
BluBOX
STACK 1970
A/B comparison video
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Soldano SLO 100
For a Soldano SLO 100 sound (see the photo below for the SLO settings), we recommend the Modern channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
MODERN Channel
Gain
8
Bass
4.5
Mid
7
Treble
7
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
fully anticlockwise
A/B comparison video
Settings of the original amp
AMP1 settings
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier
For a Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier sound, we recommend the CLASSIC channel of the AMP1 Iridium Edition:
AMP1 Iridium Edition
CLASSIC Channel
Gain
10
Bass
2
Mid
10
Treble
4
Boost
ON
Custom Control Boost
fully clockwise
Custom Control Tone
fully anticlockwise
A/B comparison video
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Marshall Bluesbreaker Combo JTM 45
For a Marshall Bluesbreaker Combo JTM 45 sound à la Eric Clapton, we recommend the Classic channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLASSIC Channel
Gain
5.5
Bass
5
Mid
5.5
Treble
4
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
12 o’clock
Video: Eric Clapton Sound
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Marshall JMP 2203
For a Marshall JMP 2203 sound à la Peter Frampton, we recommend the Vintage channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
VINTAGE Channel
Gain
6.5
Bass
3
Mid
6
Treble
5
Boost
ON
Custom Control Tone
12 o’clock
Video: Peter Frampton Sound
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Marshall JCM 800 Studio SC20H
For a Marshall JCM 800 Studio SC20H sound (for the settings of the Marshall, see the photo below), we recommend the Classic Channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition in LOW GAIN MODE
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLASSIC Channel in LOW GAIN MODE
Gain
6
Bass
4
Mid
5
Treble
6
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
fully anticlockwise
A/B comparison video by Sonic Drive Studio
Settings of the original amp
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Fender Tweed Deluxe
For a Fender Tweed Deluxe sound (see the photo below for the Tweed Deluxe settings), we recommend the Clean channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLEAN Channel
Clean Volume
10
Bass
10
Mid
5
Treble
6
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
12 o’clock
Settings of the original amp
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Fender Deluxe Reverb
For a Fender Deluxe Reverb sound (for the settings of the Deluxe Reverb, see the photo below), we recommend the Clean channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLEAN Channel
Clean Volume
7
Bass
10
Mid
5.5
Treble
7
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
14 o’clock
Video: Nile Rodgers sound
Settings of the original amp
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.
Fender Bassman
For a Fender Bassman sound (see the photo below for the Bassman settings), we recommend the Clean channel of the AMP1 Mercury Edition:
AMP1 Mercury Edition
CLEAN Channel
Clean Volume
10
Bass
3
Mid
6
Treble
9
Boost
OFF
Custom Control Tone
11 o’clock
A/B comparison video
Settings of the original amp
The underrated component: the cab!
The amp is only one part of the overall sound. The speaker you use has just as big an impact on the sound. That is why the settings shown above may need to be adjusted depending on the speaker you use.