Marshall Amplification JCM900 4100 Manual de usuario

JCM900

Handbook

Marshall Amplification plc

Denbigh Road, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK1 1DQ, England

Tel: (01908) 375411

Fax: (01908) 376118

Web Site - http://www.marshallamps.com

Whilst the information contained herein is correct at the time of publication,

due to our policy of constant improvement and development, Marshall

Amplification plc reserve the right to alter specifications without prior notice.

Nov ‘98

SL-X 2100 &SL-X 2500

Master Volume Models

4100, 4500, 4101, 4102, 4501 & 4502

Dual Reverb Models

JCM 900

VALVE

SERIES

WARNING!

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CAREFULLY

A. ALWAYS fit a good quality mains plug conforming to the latest B.S.I.

standards (UK only).

B. ALWAYS wire the plug in accordance with the colour code attached to

the mains lead (UK only).

C. DO NOT attempt to remove the amplifier chassis. There are no user

serviceable parts inside.

D. ALWAYS have this equipment serviced or repaired by competent,

qualified personnel.

E. NEVER under any circumstances, operate the amplifier without an earth.

F. NEVER use any amplifier in damp or wet conditions.

G. ALWAYS ensure that the impedance of the amplifiers speaker or

speakers connected does not fall below the minimum impedance rating.

I. PLEASE READ this instruction manual carefully before switching on.

INTRODUCTION

Marshall have specialised in the production of valve amplification

since 1962.

The unique tone and playing response of the valve has formed the

cornerstone of the Marshall “Sound of Rock”, which we have

modified over the years to cope with the changing demands of the

evolving guitar player.

The JCM 900 models split into two distinct product ranges, the

Master Volume SL-X and the Dual Reverb. Though they share

common ancestry and have similar rear panel functions their

applications are quite different.

HI GAIN MASTER VOLUME SL-X

The latest innovation from our valve designers involves the use of an extra ECC83 pre-amp valve in the gain

stage of the Master Volume SL-X models.

This gives a gain soaked front end that is the most extreme yet produced by Marshall and is controlled by twin

gain controls, the first (item 2), from 0-10, the second (item 3), from 10-20! Combinations of these two

controls can take you from classic Marshall crunch in lower positions, to pure overdriven outrage on

maximum. It is well worth experimenting with these twin gains in conjunction with the tone network (items

6-9) to really get to know the full capability of your new SL-X head.

The twin Master Volumes (items 4 & 5) are another unique feature of the SL-X amp giving you two

footswitchable output volume levels, ideal for rhythm to solo switching.

Although a clean sound is available, this amp was designed for the uncompromising high gain player who

demands a no compromise sound.

HI GAIN DUAL REVERB

The Dual Reverb range was designed for versatility with two independently controlled footswitchable

channels, each voiced totally differently.

Channel A is voiced for brilliant clean tones with the gain control (item 2) on lower settings and crunch to

lower gain lead as you turn it up.

Channel B is boosted with enough gain (item 3), for fearsome lead tones, ranging from classic on lower

settings to contemporary screaming solos on maximum.

Channel master volumes (items 9 & 11) and individual channel reverb controls (items 8 & 10) give you

incredible control and all round versatility in either, head or combo form.

VALVE OUTPUT POWER

The JCM 900 range use high quality 5881 output valves (x2 in 50 Watt models, x4 in 100 Watt models) for

their unique distortion properties and fluid tone.

With most valve amplifiers, particularly Marshalls', the best sounds are achieved when the Master Volumes

are set high enough to be utilising the driving power of the output valves to the full.

This delicate working balance between the pre-amp and power amp levels can only be achieved by

experimentation.

You will find that all the JCM 900 models like to work hard and are designed to withstand prolonged use at

full power quite readily. The PB100 Power attenuator is ideal for this use (connects between amp and

cabinets) as it will allow you to run your amp at full power but keep the overall volume low.

The important thing to remember here is that it is the interaction between all the controls that plays a part in

achieving your sound.

HI GAIN MASTER VOLUME 900 SL-X

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

Models 2100 & 2500

1. Input Jack

Connects the instrument to the amplifier. (A high quality screened lead must be used).

2. Pre-Amp Volume Control

Sets the initial gain level of the pre-amp section (0-10). Lower settings for clean sounds - higher settings for

crunch and overdrive.

3. Gain Sensitivity Control

Sets the secondary gain level of the pre-amp section (10-20).

NOTE:

Combinations of the two gain controls (items 2 and 3) provide a wide range of clean, crunch and overdrive

possibilities. Experimentation will reveal the optimum settings for each.

4 & 5. Master Volume “A” Master Volume “B”

Twin footswitchable Master Volume Controls. Master “B” controls the overall volume exclusively when a

footswitch is not connected. The connection of footswitch P801 allows switching between Master “A” or “B”

giving independent volume levels for rhythm and solo playing.

6,7,8 & 9. Treble, Middle, Bass & Presence

Passive equalisation circuit. These controls are interactive to provide the maximum range of tonal variation.

10. Master Volume B “ON” LED Indicator

Indicates red when Master Volume “B” is selected.

11. Footswitch Jack Socket

Input for the connection of remote footswitch (model P801).

12. Standby Switch

Controls the H.T. supply to the amplifier valves. Allows the filaments to remain heated during breaks.

13. Power Switch

On/Off switch for total mains power to the amplifier.

HI GAIN DUAL REVERB

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

Models 4100, 4101, 4102, 4500, 4501 & 4502

1. Input Jack

Connects the instrument to the amplifier. (A high quality screened lead must be used).

2. Channel “A” Pre-Amp Gain Control

Sets the gain level for channel “A”. Lower settings give clean sounds - higher settings for medium drive and

crunch rhythm.

3. Channel “B” Lead Gain Control

Sets the gain level for boosted Channel B. Lower settings give slight overdrive - higher settings for maximum

drive and sustain.

4,5,6 & 7. Treble, Middle, Bass & Presence

Passive rotary equalisation circuit. These interactive controls provide a wide range of tonal possibilities for

both channels.

8. Reverb Control Channel A

Controls the amount of reverb on Channel “A”.

9. Master Volume Channel A

Controls the overall volume level of Channel “A”.

10. Reverb Control Channel B

Controls the amount of reverb on Channel “B”.

11. Master Volume Channel B

Controls the overall volume level of Channel “B”.

12. Channel B ‘ON’ Push Switch/LED

Indicates red when Channel “B” is selected either manually or by remote footswitch (models P802).

13. Footswitch Jack Socket

Connects the remote dual footswitch (models P802) for reverb ON/OFF and Channel A/B switching.

14. Standby Switch

Allows the amplifier to remain at “standby” (i.e. the valve heaters remain on, ready for instant use, but

without the signal circuit being active).

15. Power Switch

On/Off switch for total mains power to the amplifier.

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

The Hi Gain Master Volume SL-X and Dual

Reverb models feature comprehensive connection

and control facilities on the rear panel which are

common to both ranges.

50 Watt Models 2500, 4500,

4501 & 4502

1. Effects Loop Level Control

Adjusts the level of the effects loop from -10dBV

to + 4dBm. Higher settings match modern effects

processors and lower settings match floor pedals.

NOTE:

Some effects such as distortion and compression

are best suited to connection via the front panel

input as opposed to the loop.

2. Effects Send Socket

Jack socket for connection to the input of external

effects processor.

3. Effects Return Socket

Jack socket for the connection from the output of

external effects processor.

4. Recording Compensated Line-Out

Socket

Jack socket for direct connection to recording

equipment or PA system. The signal is specially

filtered for optimum recording performance.

5. Direct Line-Out Socket

Unfiltered pre-amp signal for connection to

external power amplifiers.

6. Impedance Selector Switch

Two-way switch for matching the amplifier to

speaker impedance. Amp heads feature 8 or 16

Ohm operation. Combo versions feature 4 or 8

Ohm options.

7. Loudspeaker Output Jack Sockets

Parallel wired jacks for linking speaker cabinets.

Ensure that the speaker system is easily capable of

handling the full amplifier power and that the

impedance (item 6) is correctly selected. If in doubt

consult your dealer.

8. Output Mode Switch

Switches the amplifier from high to low power

output. The “low” setting configures the output

stage to “triode” operation, which gives half the

rated output (i.e. 25 Watts on 50 Watts models - or

50 Watts on 100 Watt models). The “high” power

position gives “pentode” operation for the full

rated output.

9. Valve Failure L.E.D.

Indicates red when output valve fails and causes

valve fuse (item 10) to operate.

10. Valve Failure Fuse

Operates in the event of an output valve failure and

prevents any internal damage to the amplifier.

NOTE:

On 50 Watt models items 11 & 12 DO NOT

appear.

13. Mains Power Input

Connects the amplifier to the mains power supply.

NOTE:

Always ensure that the incoming mains voltage

matches that of the amplifier. If in doubt consult

your Marshall dealer.

14. Mains Power Fuse

Protects the amplifier and mains supply in the

event of a fault.

NOTE:

Always ensure that the fuse value matches the

labelling on the amplifier rear panel. If in doubt

consult your dealer.

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

100 Watt models 2100, 4100,

4101 & 4102

Items 1 to 8 follow the same format as the 50 Watt

models.

9 & 10. Valve Failure LED (OPV1-OPV4)

Valve Fuse (OPV1-OPV4)

In the case of output valve failure (OPV1-OPV4),

the fuse (item 10) will operate and illuminate LED

(item 9). The amplifier will continue to function on

reduced power (Using OPV2-OPV3 Only). Service

should be obtained as soon as possible to prevent

the premature ageing of (OPV2-OPV3).

11 & 12. Valve Failure LED (OPV2-OPV3)

Valve Fuse (OPV2-OPV3)

Similar functions to items (10) and (11) but

operating on OPV2 and OPV3.

13. Mains Power Input

Connects the amplifier to the mains power supply.

NOTE:

Always ensure that the incoming mains voltage

matches that of the amplifier. If in doubt consult

your Marshall dealer.

14. Mains Power Fuse

Protects the amplifier and mains supply in the

event of a fault.

NOTE:

Always ensure that the fuse value matches the

labelling on the amplifier rear panel. If in doubt

consult your dealer.

HI GAIN DUAL REVERB

FRONT PANEL

JCM 900 SL-X HI GAIN MASTER VOLUME

& DUAL REVERB REAR PANEL

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NOTE: On Combo models the rear panel is reversed

NOTE: On Combo models the front panel is reversed

0 10

4 6

POWER STANDBY VOLUME REVERB VOLUME REVERB PRESENCE BASS MIDDLE TREBLE LEAD GAIN GAIN

INPUT

FOOT

SWITCH

MASTER

(CH. B)

PUSH ON

(CH. B)

MASTER

(CH. A) PREAMP

(CH. B) PREAMP

(CH. A)

JCM900

100W Hi Gain Dual Reverb

Model 4100

0 10

4 6

8 2

0 10

4 6

8 2

0 10

4 6

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4 6

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0 10

4 6

8 2

0 10

4 6

8 2

0 10

4 6

8 4

0 20

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0 10

4 6

0 10

4 6

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0 10

4 6

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4 6

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4 6

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10 20

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0 10

4 6

POWER STANDBY PRESENCE BASS MIDDLE TREBLE VOLUME (B) VOLUME (A) SENSITIVITY VOLUME

INPUT

MASTER (B)

FOOTSWITCH

MASTER GAIN PREAMP

JCM900

SL-X

100W Hi Gain Master Volume

Model 2100 SL-X

0 10

4 6

HIGH LOW

LOOP

LEVEL

SEND RETURN RECORDING

COMPENSATED DO NOT USE WITHOUT CONNECTING SPEAKER LOAD

SEE MANUAL FOR CORRECT OPERATION AND RATING

DIRECT OPV-1-4 OPV-2-3

IMPEDANCE

SELECT

LINE OUTPUT

EFFECTS

MODE

(4) 16 8 HIGH LOW

FAIL T500mA T500mA

POWER LEVEL OUTPUT

LOUDSPEAKERS

100W R. M. S.

OUTPUT

VALVE

FUSE

MAINS INPUT

240V~50/60-Hz

375 Watts

FUSE

220/240V-T2A

110/120V-T4A

Manufactured in Great Britain by:

Marshall Amplification plc,

Bletchley, Milton Keynes.

Where applicable, This Apparatus Must Be Earthed

WARNING! No user serviceable parts inside; refer servicing to qualified

personnel only.

WARNING! Risk of shock. Do not open

AVIS! Risque de choc. Ne pas ouvrir.

Fire & Shock Hazard: Do not expose this unit to rain or moisture.

JCM 900 SL-X HI GAIN MASTER VOLUME

FRONT PANEL

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