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    I was curious about a cap in this amp . JVM 205

    Its C24 that is across the fb resistor . How would the tone or feel of the amp be affected if it was removed or increased in value ?? and what is its purpose ?

    its a 120p
    jvm205-65-02-iss3 (2).pdf

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    Originally posted by Valvehead View Post
    I was curious about a cap in this amp . JVM 205

    Its C24 that is across the fb resistor . How would the tone or feel of the amp be affected if it was removed or increased in value ?? and what is its purpose ?

    its a 120p
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    This is most likely lead compensation, use to improve the stability of the amplifier. It's not affecting your tone as it kicks in about 10kHz. I wouldn't remove it and I'd be hesitant to causally change it.
    Experience is something you get, just after you really needed it.

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    • #3
      ok - cheers !

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      • #4
        What an awesome amp the JVM 205 is!

        Lotsa knobs.

        Serial & parallel FX.

        Digital reverb assignable to either channel.

        And midi to boot.

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        • #5
          yep --i actually bought one for myself. the 410 has even MORE knobs ! The best sounding Marshall ever produced in my opinion---nails all of their amp tones

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Valvehead View Post
            yep --i actually bought one for myself. the 410 has even MORE knobs ! The best sounding Marshall ever produced in my opinion---nails all of their amp tones
            Totally agree! I love everything about it- except the price.
            Experience is something you get, just after you really needed it.

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