The Marshall JCM 800 is part of a series of guitar amplifiers that were very popular in the hard rock music genre. One might find reviews of the Marshall JCM 800 by going to the forum online at MarshallAmps, or by checking out reviews at sites like Ultimate-Guitar, Youtube and MusiciansFriend.
from the user manual:BRIT HI GAIN: Compare this model with a Marshall JCM 800.
Marshall JCM is a British company that manufactures music equipment including speakers and amplifiers. Marshall's guitar amplifiers are the most recognized and it has a signature sound which occurred from many guitarists saying other amps did not have the right sound.
Sustain comes from the guitar, pickups, and tonal characteristics of your instrument. Your amp doesn't really have much to do with sustain.
Marshall JCM 900 amps are available for purchase from U.S. Music Corp. You can contact them by phone at 877-459-0170. The address is 1000 Corporate Grove Drive, Buffalo Grove, IL, 60089.
Just the distortion from a Marshall JCM 900 amp (they don't use distortion pedals).
On jewelry 14K JCM stands for both the makers mark and the karat. For example, 14K JCM stands for 14 karat and the maker would be Jacmel.
i have a gold braselet that says jcm on it is it real
The Better Business Bureau has information about JCM Industries along with their rating of the business. The official website for JCM Industries also lists information about the company.
JCM is the trademark stamp of the jewelry company Jacmel. Jacmel makes jewelry products and other gift products for Hallmark Cards.
"10k jcm" is likely a reference to an amount of money in Japanese yen (JPY), where "10k" is shorthand for "10,000" and "jcm" could potentially imply "Japanese currency unit." Therefore, 10k jcm would represent 10,000 Japanese yen.
Ah, the letters JCM stamped on jewelry stand for the initials of the manufacturer or designer who created the piece. It's like a little signature they leave behind, adding a personal touch to their creations. It's always nice to appreciate the craftsmanship and care that goes into making each piece of jewelry special.