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I put in a pre-order today for a Marshall dsl20cr combo amp. This is going to be my first tube amp, I had always wanted one but never had the money for one so since they all seem to be disappearing I figured I would dip into the moving fund and snag one before they're gone. I pre-ordered from musicians friend and they are expecting them in one week so hopefully won't have to wait long. Will post a review when it arrives!
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It's funny how some stories became historic,
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Look forward to that review! That amp gets some pretty good reviews.Administrator of the SDUGF -
Welcome to the Marshall club. I hope the amp brings you many years of enjoyment
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I never pre-order or back-order.
Burn & learn.Comment
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Necro this thread in late 2023 when the amp arrives.Comment
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I was told they should ship out in about a week or so. I'm not waiting any longer than a couple weeks, if they don't come in soon I know where to purchase one at immediately but I'm trying to go through MF for points and easy returns.Originally posted by Top-L View PostIt's funny how some stories became historic,
especially when the authors clearly wrote them to be metaphoric,
But people will believe anything when it's written in stone or ancient scroll...-Fat MikeComment
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Have any of you ever thought about visiting some pawn shops?Originally posted by Little Pigbacon
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Nope i never hardly buy retail. And if i do its gotta be ready to ship.Originally posted by Little Pigbacon
MF and big box stores lie thier arses off regularly.
Its either in stock ready to ship or it ain't.
I much prefer small businesses or private sellers.Last edited by JMP/HBE; 04-15-2022, 08:52 PM.Comment
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JIT production has been a thing for decades folks. If it's in stock ready to ship, it's likely floor demo, B-stock or someone screwed up someone else's order. Larger businesses try to avoid storing inventory at all costs. Most orders are practically a drop-ship operation from the manufacturer.
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MF doesn't charge your account until the item is ready to ship. I personally will only pre-order on rare occasion.
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Sometimes, a preorder is the only way to get your gear.
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I love back orders. They give me excuse to delay purchase indefinitely.
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I tried it, A/B, with a Blackstar HT-20mkII (which I own).
The Marshall had, well- 2-3x the midrange of the Blackstar, and the classic lovable Marshall sound. I found the reverb lacking.
Also, the whole voicing was more "bandpass at around 1khz", while the Blackstar is a "hammock", lacking mids in my ears. (that I'm using a 10-band to correct for)
Congrats on your new amp!
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The only thing worse is buying too many things and then never enjoying any of them.Originally posted by Little Pigbacon
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I suppose that the Marshall mids are the reason that the idea of scooping them was originally intended for.Originally posted by Erlend_G View PostI tried it, A/B, with a Blackstar HT-20mkII (which I own).
The Marshall had, well- 2-3x the midrange of the Blackstar, and the classic lovable Marshall sound. I found the reverb lacking.
Also, the whole voicing was more "bandpass at around 1khz", while the Blackstar is a "hammock", lacking mids in my ears. (that I'm using a 10-band to correct for)
Congrats on your new amp!
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The Blackstar doesn't need scooping.
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