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How to use a Marshall JCM 900?

I bought my original JCM 900 4100 yesterday and realised I don't know how to use it! I've been using one of Marshall's new digital heads but heard that you shouldn't turn on a JCM 900 without attaching it to the cabinet. Its this kind of stuff I need to know otherwise I'll end up ruining my head! Any information would be fantastic! Thanks!

Connect amp head to cabinet. Plug in amp power cord to AC outlet. Plug guitar into amp. Turn on amp. Turn volume controls to highest level. Rock out!

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