Excellent review. I’ve had one for a couple years and you hit on all the key points I’ve discovered.

Mate your amp deep dives are really great. Your level of insight and detail is fantastic, and the overall production is top notch! Would love to see more amps covered in this way.

I have been looking for a versatile amp to showcase my products in vids when I open my shop at the beginning of the year. This video showcases that this may be an amp that I need. Thank you. Great video

That's the best deep dive I've seen on the JVM410H. I have had my JVM410H for approximately 7 years and I love it. I never did understand why some don't like it. It did take me some time experimenting with it to learn all the possible sounds this amp is capable of but once you conquer it, there are no limits. This video has given me more ideas to experiment with. As you stated, this is a very loud amp and my favorite Marshall.

FYI, the JCM800 are 80's versions of the mid to late 70's 2203, 2204 heads. The 2205 and 2210 were the 1st channel switching amps w/reverb. Also, there was the "mod" craze in the 80 folks wanted more gain. Enter the JCM900, Marshall's answer to the Soldanos, Bogner, Rivera, Dual Rectifier, Lee Jackson amps. Also, Ampeg, Crate and Yamaha had high gain guitars amps too during the 90's.

i would agree with most of these comments if i didnt own a 6100 LM. THATS the definition of a sleeper. three channels of individual controls. four modes of crunch channel. a rediculous number of knobs on front and back but they're all functional and useful. the creamy but tight high gain is the THE best you will EVER hear in any amp. i don't even use pedals other than an eq. yet its largely unknown and unmentiomed.

I have a JVM410 and I LOVE IT! Idk how people say it has too much gain. I feel like my Engl Fireball has so much more. I run it through a Fryette PS100 attenuator.

Great in-depth vid! Thank you! Really like the tones you got!

Great vid, I swapped out the V1 pre-amp tube to a 12AU7. That really brough the red modes down to a much more usable gain range. The JVM410 is for sure a keeper amp.

Good explanation of how the JVM sits in the Marshall line-up. Volume is key - very true. Bit hard to do these days ... it would seem.

Great vid!! It’s a one channel amp for me. OD2 Red through a HW412 with EVH’s. Gain never past 10 o’clock, usually 9. Backs off to a really nice, dynamic clean that still has some great sting to it. I do live in a forest and diming clean green is quite the unusable experience! I went through a GT75 loaded 4x12 or Compact Recto 2x12 V30 with a Jensen 4x10. Such a great amp. I bought it for $1k. That’s a Uk price. My first Marshall. ❤️‍🔥

What a great review. Fantastic!

I had a problem in the pre amp board, a brand new amp, beside the problem, i love this amp, from classic rock to doom metal, this amp plays anything. JVM stands for Jim Victoria Marshall, (Victoria is the Jim's daughter). Cheers.

Marshall had some great amps post-JCM800.Jube, 30th Anni, JCM900 Mkiii/Mkiv (2100 and 2500, the all valve ones, not the mostly solid state 4100/4500). JMP-1 preamp. Agree the JVM is a nice amp , but they should have stuck with the option of the Satriani version. Guitar players are strange sometimes in complaining that Marshall haven't had anything new forever but bitch that it's not the same as the old stuff. Could always be like Mesa and keep repackaging the same amp time after time.

JVM410HJS have the goodies that original JVM should have

Have the combo version of this. Paid 1500 bucks US for it Its an amazing amp, I find it comical that guys will get a mesa mark series amp and totally forgive it for sounding awful in 98 percent of settings, and then bash this amp for needing some understanding to get it to its full potential. Personally think the JVM is far more useful than even the JP2C i used to own.

I've had one for about 3 years. The green channels are pretty much the only things that sound good. When you use a tube screamer for your main distortion on the green channels - THEN it sounds great. You can bring the distortion up some on the amp without it being too thin or just crapping out (there's a really thin line there). When I first had it, I was using a 1960A cab with G12T-75's in it, and it couldn't have sounded crappier if it had to - regardless of channels or ANY setting. It was bad enough to where I got a Peavey Invective - and even with the G12T's, the Peavey blew the 410H out of the water. Still - I wasn't completely impressed with the tone, so I stuck two V30's and two Creamback G12H-75's in it, and BOOM. THERE it was! Anyways, I hooked up the 410H up to the new speakers about a year ago, and good GOD did it sound better with the new speakers! I cannot even believe Marshall still sticks the T's in their 4x12's. They're just awful. The 410H is (obviously) extremely sensitive to speaker selection - far more so than the Invective. Still - if I get on the 410H on green modes on channels 3 & 4, it sounds damned good using distortion in front of it. To me - the orange and red channels are just unusable still, though. They're noisy (even with noise gates), and they don't have the "balls" I'd like. And still - if you turn the gain on those channels up anymore than 9 o' clock, they just mush out. In the end, I'm going to keep it to use as a backup, but the Invective still pretty much wins out fairly easy...

I have been playing the jvm since 2010. I have been using the vintage 30 Marshall cab this whole time. Had no idea I could get a better tone yet, lol. Which alnico speakers are you using? I'd like to try them out

The sentiment that Marshall haven't done anything good since 1981 is probably a bit over the top . They've definitely done amps that suit certain players and music styles better than others. (For example it's pretty hard to play modern metal with a 2203). But with that being sad that JCM 800 2203 is a stone cold classic by any metric. It's probably one of the greatest ampa ever made if not the greatest. On the other hand the JVM is really just trying to imitate as many of Marshall's tones from over the years, and while it does it pretty well, especially compared to previous models like the TSL, it doesn't really do much unique that hasn't been done before . Also it's a modern amp that is super complex and full of the sort of stuff that makes your local tech shudder. The maintenance costs on these are through the roof because most techs will turn the job down and the only techs who will fix them charge a fortune. I'm a collector so I've owned almost everything there is to own made by Marshall at this point. The JVM was fun to own... Not many Marshalls have that much flexibility and can handle high gain. But I was never sad to see it go.

This review is so cool.

Thank you. Great work. I have this amp.

The speaker info was useful. I have a mesa recto cab which has vintage 30’s and I don’t like it. I’m gonna try green backs Marshall 1960 ax today. 🤞

Great Video - Love the Humor - Looking at the Combo 2 Ch. 50 Watt. (JVM205C 2x12") 50-watt - Love the 2 12's. Why? cause 2 is more than one and double that of none.

Hi mate. What’s your thoughts on staying on the green channel and using pedals for crunch?

I’ve never placed anything on top of my Marshall JVM 410 H, for fear of it overheating. I know you shouldn’t cover the grill on top with a blanket or something. But having another amp head on top of it isn’t a problem, apparently? (Don’t give me any ideas / excuses to buy another amp one day… 😂)

JCM 2000 Is great, Vintage modern, all the signature amps in 2010s, Studio Series, JVM410 is great.

Bassman best amp ever.

The Jubilee is the best by far

4 channel amp like the vh4

Great amp let down by a poor fx loop. Marshall should update to HJS specs.

The TSL100 has a better clean.