Schaut euch mal die Specs an, das hat mit der JMD Serie nicht viel zu tun:
"Designed to offer "authentic modelling" of classic and contemporary Marshall tones via Marshall-Softube (MST) modelling, as well as "professional quality" effects, CODE offers 14 preamps, four power amps and eight speaker cabinets.
CODE's MST preamps include JTM45 2245, 1962 Bluesbreaker, 1959SLP Plexi, JCM800 2203, JCM2555 Silver Jubilee, JCM2000 DSL100, JVM410H and more, while power amp voicings on offer are EL34, 5881, EL84 & 6L6 – there's a selection of speaker cabs, too: 1960, 1960V, 1960AX, 1936V, 1912, 1974X and more.
Bluetooth is included across the range, allowing players to stream audio, as well as remotely control the amp and share presets with others users via the Marshall Gateway app – USB offers DAW integration and audio playback, too.
- 100 user editable presets
- 14 preamp models
- 4 power amp models
- 8 speaker cabinet models
- 24 pro quality FX
- Up to 5 FX simultaneously
- Bluetooth & USB connectivity
- Marshall Gateway compatible
- Headphone output
- Line input
- Tuner
- Programmable footcontroller (sold separately)"
Keine Röhren - und dafür neben den verschiedenen Preamps auch verschiedene gemodelte Power Amps (so wie bei Blackstars ID Serie).
Sogar verschiedene Cabs werden gemodelt, was darauf schließen lässt, dass die Combogehäuse und die 4x12er Box auch eher nach Hi-Fi Gesichtspunkten gestaltet wurden, ebenso schätze ich, wird es spezielle Speaker geben, die das alles wenig einfärben.
