I have heard they used JMP's as well but I've heard they use JTM45's more, but we will never know until Angus and Malcolm come straight out and tell us what they use 

I just saw some videos of the Ceriatone 18 watt TMB and I have to agree that it sounds pretty damned good
and may be a better option to a jtm45 for home and small gigs and jamming with friends. 

Whenever I'm out of college and into a house I'll setup a music room and buy a jtm45 then probably.
Thanks for the reply man you definitely got me thinking about that 18 watter now lol.

Theres a guy on craigslist in my area selling a 1960ax cab and 18/36 ceriatone plexi for $1100. I might just jump on it and buy it!

Herro! I'm seriously thinking about buying a Ceriatone jtm45, I haven't ever seen a bad review yet and have only heard good things. Right now I use a Marshall mg100hdfx head and matching 412 cab, had this setup for 6 years now because I've been on a budget and now that I have more money it's time for my first tube amp 

I need an amp that I can use at lower volumes, above bed room for sure but not yet volume levels for jamming with a band (I do jam with some people but not super often). I've been looking at a JTM1 for house playing through a 1960ax I may buy soon but I love that AC/DC tone (favorite band) and they use jtm45's cranked to get their sound. I've heard of putting MV mods on one, or a half power, power scaling, or a pedal like Box of Rock or Menatone to get that cranked tone of the jtm45 at lower volumes and then actually crank the amp when jamming and remove the pedal. Would putting a pedal like the BoR in front of the jtm45 at lower volumes let it sound like it's cranked (or close to it) or would it not sound good. I know nothing can make it sound as good as it is when it's actually cranked but would it make a decent tone? Would a jtm45 be good playing at the house and taking to a small/medium gig or jamming with friends? 

Thanks in advance for any information, I REALLY REALLY want a jtm45 lol