Marshall Murder One Lemmy Signature

Some professional guitarists always preferred the Super Bass over the Super Lead, I personally did not have much experience with a real Super Bass up to now, but I must admit, the longer I play this plugin, the more I like it (also) for guitar.

It is not a completely different amp if compared with a 1959, but nevertheless the voicing is different. I also find the cabinet combination of a 412 and a 415 excellent, even more as you also have the option to choose guitar compatible mircrophones like eg. the SM57.

With bass it has a nice, dirty, typical Marshall sound, of course, opposite to typical, modern clean bass amps, but also opposite to eg. the typical Portaflex sound. But do not expect a lot of - if any - clean headroom, this amp wants to rock.

For my taste it sounds a little too dirty, some more clean headroom would have sounded better, but I suppose, this is a modification for the Murder One, as I also have heard much cleaner sounding Super Bass amps, but ok, with reduced input and low Volume you can also get some nice clean tones.

I mostly use it routed parallel with the 1959 to get some slightly different sounds with guitar.

Nevertheless an additional, unmodifed stock voicing had increased flexibility in my opinion.