The eq is very useful, and the reverb is fair, I keep it dimed. Will I be satisfied with the tone from a 1 watt tube amp at home for playing by myself? I had the DSL 40C, and I like the voicing/tone of this new little DSL better and there is no way to play the DSL 40 in a bedroom. There is the ability to reduce from 1W to 0.1W and use the emulated output for recording or headphones, we have specifically engineered the DSL1 for a great sound at low levels. Connect it to a 1-12 Celestron speaker cabinet, put it in the .1 WATT setting, dime the amp and you have a full Marshall stack tone at freakin bedroom volume! The one watt setting is also really good on quality of tone. Sounds good. Big sounds for a little amp head. I know a lot of people reference a lot of expensive amplifiers they have owned or own currently. This was my favorite one. This is the first amp I've had where the OD channel stands on its own, with no help from a dirt pedal. Exclusive deals, delivered straight to your inbox. In any case you don't buy a Marshall amp for the reverb anyway. 5501 U.S. Hwy 30 W, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 What comes in the box? JavaScript is disabled. The tubes are Marshall brand and tested strong. Possibly the greatest home amp head ever! I'm not a fan of the emulated out but I didn't buy the amp for that anyway. I put in a quality 7025 for the classic gain (clean) channel, a JJECC83 for the ultra gain channel, and a EH ECC82 for the power tube, no biasing required. It was certainly better than the comparable Blackstar HT1MkII, which, even with it’s different voicings, sounded absolutely anemic in comparison. Taylor Perry is my guy at Sweetwater. This is by far the best sounding amp I have ever owned and I have owned the best and most popular Fender and Marshall amps and it's still plenty loud in the house. Hope it lasts, as it"s a real gem. Turn the modem on and off. DSL 20 combo. A single 12 with a celestion vintage 30. The amp delivers all sorts of sounds varying from clean, blues to buzzsaw metaltones or even the high gain realms. More than sufficient wattage for any home from small to large with no tone sacrifice. There is a noticeable difference in headroom between the 1 watt and 0.1 watt settings. Dial in those perfect rock tones from acdc etc. Moderator: longfxukxnhair. DSL 100H. I'm super impressed with this little beauty. Speaking of which you won't be able to use a MX-212 as that is 8 ohms, the DSL1HR 16 ohms only. DSL 20 combo. The pre-amp is loaded with 2 x ECC83 tubes and the poweramp 1 x ECC82. I'm very happy with this purchase and as always Sweetwater has the best deals and hands-on service you can't go wrong. You are using an out of date browser. Got rid of all my large amps. 18 Topics 132 Posts Last post Re: DSL1 … DSL 40 Combo. The digital reverb, while adequate doesn't compare to a spring unit in my opinion. The clean channel is amazing, not beginning to break up with my Strat until above 6, I'm hearing clean notes like I never have before. It is surprisingly loud, so I rarely need to have the volume above 12 o'clock. The first one is sitting on a Marshall 1960AV and sounds fantastic. Sorry for the confusion. , The DSL1hr seems to do both well. Excellent deal for bedroom tonemeister's,home studio's alike. Though the 20 watt head is a very close second. I have the jvm1h which I run through a 1960a cab. It's not to be loud because metal is loud, it's to be able to drive the low frequencies and get that … Add in a dose of onboard reverb when needed,all good. The Marshall DSL1 50th Anniversary is part of the Marshall 50 th Anniversary collection. I really like my 50th Anniversary DSL1, its perfect for home playing. Way cool to not be emulating but actually recording a Marshall tube amp and cab sound from just the head. I have a JCM 2000 TSL that I have hot-rodded with Harma EL34 pre/power amp tubes which sound retro and when they get hot they scream with Marshall overdrive. The new one DSL1H (i have 2 of them) are only rated for 16 ohm speaker load as per the amp and the manual. This amp is just perfect for getting that saturated power tube sound without the volume levels from a big amp. Sounded bad in combo form. Marshall has specifically engineered for a great sound at low levels so, you can reduce power to 0.1w. Great amp! I tried the headphone out to headphones and also direct to the mixer/PA but it just didn't sound as good to me. The only downside is that you might need something else if you want to play clean with some volume. But...will a split jack cable work? However, the Code 50 is a loud 50-watt solid state with plenty of volume, headroom, and bottom-end for small gigs if the amp is miked up to a PA system. If you push the volume louder and get the speakers working it sounds even better! To soon to decide which is better for me. They are available to offer you personalized product advice any time you need it. The DSL1Hr is still loud but doesn't rattle the Windows or at least as much. I am pretty sure, the DSL1 isn't different than the DSL15 in this regard. Running thru a Celestion 10/30 in a HK TM 110 cab. It seems Marshall is taking the competition seriously again for 2018. But in that time I have owned a lot of nice gear and amps. The distortion channel is so sweet, all kinds of sonic possibilities but you can still hear the notes in the chords clearly no mater how saturated you take it. I plugged it into my 4x12 cab and pissed off my whole house in no time! I don’t have the DSL1 but I do have the JTM1H and it would be perfect for recording. The Ultra Channel, is the full DSL's Lead 2 channel. This thing has plenty of grunt for being 1 Watt. If you're EVH or J. Hook playing arenas then get a Marshall stack. Anyway, I built a 1x12 guitar cab to use as a "mini amp head" platform. Ran it through the Orange cab, Marshall cab and it has some teeth. It's a great addition to my sound choices. Thanks Sweetwater, I will definitely order from here again! That length of service is unheard of now a days. Clean channel is very bright and not great for pedal use but the overdrive channel is your classic marshall saturated gain. My 1st I think was a Lab 7 made by Gibson. To learn more about our cookie policy, please visit our Privacy Policy. Last post Re: How loud is a Marshall 25 ... New DSL Reissues 100HR, 40CR, 20HR, 20CR, DSL1 HR, DSL1 CR. Had older dsls and the reverb was weak and useless. Very good clean sounds from this new 1 watt. Sounded bad in combo form. Moderator: longfxukxnhair. Marshall did a great job on this one. If you are a 5150 type guy I would get the 5150iii LBXIII. There is the ability to reduce from 1W to 0.1W and use the emulated output for recording or headphones, we have specifically engineered the DSL1 for a great sound at low levels. Plugged this head in to a 10" Celestion Gold 16 ohm speaker and it sounds awesome! A cab with a single celestion greenback 25 watt. Jual Marshall DSL1 CR 1Watt Tube Amp Combo dengan harga Rp4.120.000 dari toko online NET MUSIK, Jakarta Pusat. If you are interested in a low volume head to compose or just jam or practice on I don't see how you would not be happy with this purchase. I really like my 50th Anniversary DSL1, its perfect for home playing. Get Directions | Amazing results from these two! Je suis bassiste qui gratouille la guitare de temps à autres, donc matériel de basse considéré! Big time. The Softube cab sim is killah,really comes into play when recording. Don't let 1 watt fool you, it can get loud enough to annoy someone. Yep. This amp is just perfect for getting that saturated power tube sound without the volume levels from a big amp. But if you are looking for something "different" teh DSL 1 HR is a cool little amp. The Ultra being REAL bright. I have it and its truly an amazing amp. I just played a DSL1HR for about 2 hours straight, was nearly impossible to shut it off! This was my favorite one. Great clean and crunch. The reverb works well and sounds best about 3/4 of full. I agree with the other reviews. Nope. I record with it through my "Micro Room" by Folded Space technologies which is a neat hand made ISO box. Just swapped a HT1R for a Marshall DSL1. Peveo wrote:So, we have a DSL1 with only a 16 ohm output an in case of a 1936 cab ( like y have) you can safely connect the amp to a single stereo input on the cab and use only one speaker. The only minor criticism I would have is that I don't think it takes overdrive/distortion pedals as well as some of the more popular "clean" amps do, the amazing crunch and full blown tones you can get of this amp more than makes up for it! DSL1 through 212 quiet enough for a townhouse? Now is the perfect time to get the gear you want with simple, promotional financing. I was looking for a pedal-free amplifier that ticked all the boxes tone wise and volume wise and for me, it w… Add a wah and drive in front of the clean channel,or use the FX loop for Monster's of Mayhem delays when using The Red channel,whatever your Marshall Mojo needs are,this amp has you covered. Beautiful clean, great dirty, all around solid Marshall amp. There are of course things that could be better. This is the first Marshall I have owned. There is quite a drop in volume when the 1/10th watt setting is enabled, but is still too loud when cranked up after the family has gone to sleep. Phone Hours | I guess I've been chasing the Marshall sound this whole time. It is so loud in fact that there is a switch included that drops the output of the amp from 5w to 1w, so you don't end up with a visit from your local noise control officer! There are other amps that sound great when you play them on their own but don't cut through or sit right in a mix. I started with the power at half, of the 1 watt just to see what I got into and I haven't switched it to 1 Watt yet. I am playing through a 2x12 cab with vintage 30s at the moment. The 1 watt setting is still a little loud and the .1 watt setting is ok for bedroom levels, but there seems to be no degradation in tone between the power settings, that's cool. Can't say enough good things about the 1 watt head. It's not to be loud because metal is loud, it's to be able to drive the low frequencies and get that deep bass chug, while also having a dynamic clean channel. Select your sound Create the music you want using the studio quality reverb, tone shift and FX loop. Most homes and small business users are connected to an asymmetric DSL (ADSL) line. I think you need to know what your intentions are before buying any amp. Would replace same day if anything happened to it. The 20w JCM800 is made in the UK, as is the Silver Jubilee, the DSL20 on the other hand is made in China. Worth every penny just for that. At least in my humble opinion. I might have to go get the 20 watt version now! You must log in or register to reply here. And it really shines with the master just above bedroom levels. There is a noticeable difference in headroom between the 1 watt and 0.1 watt settings. I'm a fairly experienced guitar player who has 2 kids, dog and a wife. I would love to drive a 4x12 with this head and see how it sounds. It's very loud, almost stupid loud and i work for the property owner and my neigbors tolerate my playing mostly cuz i try to play when most aren't here and nomore than an hour at a time. The effects loop works well also, no issues there and the built in reverb is also fine. It will drive any of your 16 ohm cabs but the feature I like most is the simulated cabinet OUTPUT which is excellent for recording. And for metal my VH4 and Uberschall pedals sound huge through it. DSL 5 combo. The 1 watt is so loud you will think it's 15 watts.. With an emulated output and power reduction to 0.1W the DSL1 is perfect for recording and playing in the bedroom. It gets louder than you"d think, but I wouldn"t use it with a drummer. I've got a lot of guitar amps in my studio, a Kemper rack, seven Mesa 100 watt, a Marshall TSL, Fender Champ (vintage) and many others, but today my GoTo amp is this one, the 1-watt head from Marshall. Store Hours, If you have any questions, please call us at (800) 222-4700. Marshall did a great job on this and I"d recommend to anyone who wants Marshall tube tones at a low cost. marshall dsl1 found in: marshall dsl1hr - dual super lead 1w valve amplifer head w/reverb & pedl 90011 1 btn f/switch, marshall dsl15h - dual super lead 15w valve amp head- … My sales engineer Dennis K. and the shipping crew got this out to me fast, and the two year warranty from Sweetwater can't be beat. If you get a chance to go check one out - do it, you just might like it as much as I do! The 1 watt output is reduceable to 0.1 watt for quieter situations, without any loss in sound quality. Thank you for purchasing this DSL1 - one of a Limited Edition Series of British made, all-valve, 1 Pretty awesome overall. It"s perfect for home use or recording. Tyler gave me a call to make sure all was good after the order was placed. The classic channel goes from crystal clean Plexi, to old school JMP, to JCM-800 crunch. I don’t have the DSL1 but I do have the JTM1H and it would be perfect for recording. After a recent move, I am building another home studio and thought that this amp would be perfect for DI recording via the "emulated out". Only thing you might find lacking with the small amps like the DSL1HR is the low end response and the punch of the amp. I play a Les Paul mostly on the bridge pickup and run the eq flat with the gain set pretty low- 9 o'clock. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. An all time favorite,can't beat this deal. The effects loop makes the difference and sets this amp apart from the "competition". The Marshall DSL1HR tube amplifier head packs burly Marshall tone into one of the most compact packages yet. It was certainly better than the comparable Blackstar HT1MkII, which, even with it’s different voicings, sounded absolutely anemic in comparison. And for sitting down and writing a song or parts of a song I have never owned a better amp. I can hear a difference between the 50th DSL and this one. Fantastic for home practice and recording, especially gain and crunch tones. I am a hobbyist. Plus, a small bag of candies and goodies topped it off. That being said, when it works I do like the DSL20, so I'm having it repaired. I need to try it through a larger cab than my 1x12. Equipped with two channels, selectable with an included footswitch, this 1 watt amp is perfect for bedroom practice or recording. With two channels, reverb, and an effects loop, the DSL1HR is ready to rock. The JCM-800, Fender 65 Twin. But wow...for the $, this is one of the best deals on a Marshall tube amp EVER>. Happy customers, one piece of gear at a time! I've been playing guitar for close to 25 years and have been chasing the sound in my head for most of those. Also super loud, but sounds great. If you don’t have a defective modem: Make sure your line filters are installed correctly and aren't defective. Kudos to Dave Snow for outstanding customer service! The low volume button is very usefull, especially at night. Between this amp and my Katana, I prefer the Katana in the studio. Please note Marshall cautions you to use only a 16 ohm speaker. With the two of them the stereo effect is huge. Just right for me! I had the DSL1 combo for awhile, and it was surprisingly good, and yes, could get loud. I've purchased from him for 15 plus years. I have 3 cabs I have tried it thru. With the volume on 1 I get a great rock rhythm sound at bedroom volume. SRV Stratocaster-style cleans are dangerous through a Celestion 10". I've been getting into the Lunchbox amps and I like the way its going. The .1 watt mode is awesome for what you need for low volume practice. The background amp noise is almost non-existent, the amp is much quieter than other amps I've played through. Both the clean and dirty channels excel. Is a dsl1 capable of being driven but quiet enough to not piss people off? A brand new set of valves will get your amp sounding better than … That said it sounds okay at low levels. Ridiculously loud and unnecessary. Have not tried the head though. The Marshall DSL1 Head Guitar Amplifier has the classic Marshall tone and features expected on a DSL, perfectly crafted to suit those with eclectic tastes and looking for tonal experimentation, but at a lower power to suit those who play at home. Break them in right, open them up- add some juice-the amp will push a 2-12" cab loaded with Celestion's loud enough to hurt your ears! Anyways I have had a bunch of everything. Everything you love about Sweetwater in the palm of your hand. Nope. The DSL1 is amazing! A loud humming noise; A line noise or modem connection sound when plugged into the telephone jack; Troubleshoot your modem. Great amp for bedroom use or recording. The renewed DSL series has addressed the needs of the average home player in my opinion. And for metal my VH4 and Uberschall pedals sound huge through it. DSL 20H perfect through the Marshall 1x12 cab. Then on to the massive Marshall rigs. I didn't purchase this head with thoughts of it having reverb. No longer play out. The 5 watt tube output is easily loud enough for … You get genuine Marshall tube amp tone(2-channels),plus an effects loop and onboard reverb,all at a ridiculously low price. https://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifie ... -amplifier. I"m only playing at home and even 1 watt is too much power. When volume is turned to zero, you can hear the hiss within about 3 feet away, but when you turn the volume knob to maximum, you can hear it even 10 feet away. This amp head is great in sound quality. Also super loud, but sounds great. The ultra gain channel is where the magic happens for me. I am pretty sure, the DSL1 isn't different than the DSL15 in this regard. You can also call us toll free at (800) 222-4700, Mon-Thu 9-9, Fri 9-8, and Sat 9-7 Eastern. A Sweetwater Sales Engineer will get back to you shortly. Questions about the Marshall DSL1HR 1-watt Tube Head. Sweetwater Sound The settings that work for me are low power (.1 watt), gain around 7, volume 4, mid way up, treble and bass way down. This one is giggable if you must. Finally a dsl that has a reverb that you can hear and use. There are modeling amps and hybrids which attempt to mimic that "sound & feel" and get close, but no cigar. If you like to plug straight in and play blues, classic rock, hard rock, heavy metal, hair metal, etc... without a bunch of frills this is a great choice, if you're a pedal junkie looking for a platform for your pedals this might not be the amp you're looking for. This Marshall amp is great! One thing I noticed,unique was the line-out actually sounds like an amp's cabinet. They both have an emulated output but the out on the Blackstar was 1/4' but the Marshall is 3.5. The Ultra being REAL bright. And with its adjustable power level, you can dial in cranked-amp tube tones that won't wake your neighbors äÌÝÌÒ or even use the Softube speaker-emulated output for direct recording and monitoring. To connect it to my focusrite Solo I just ran an instrument cable out of the emulated out into the 1/4 input of the interface. After 4.5 to 5 it goes back to fullblown JMP. So yes I like it alot. DSL1 through 212 quiet enough for a townhouse? They hate my Orange half stack. Also the equalizer can be used with both channels. Very satisfied, indeed!
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