Marshall Origin 50h for Metal tones

AdrianSD said:
Have a DSL40CR, in the ballpark with the DSL100H and sounds killer into a closed back 2x12. For bedroom the secret for me is to roll off the treble and bump the kids, bass and presence, so it still sounds punchy like a Marshall should. At high volume it's a different story :-)
I found it's relatively easy to get a very good tone out of any decent amp if I have a great sounding cab and an EQ in the effects loop.
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I’ll have to try those tricks. I’m excited to try the amp out when all the stuff finally gets here :)
 
I remember an Anderson video (a “Sound Like”) after a new version of the DSL40 came out; Rabea was struggling to hold back what he thought of that vs the previous version.
 
CaptainWhizz said:
I remember an Anderson video (a “Sound Like”) after a new version of the DSL40 came out; Rabea was struggling to hold back what he thought of that vs the previous version.
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Could have been partially the speaker to blame.
They were t75, then there were some creambacks, and now they've downgraded to 70/80 iirc.
 
dave74 said:
Could have been partially the speaker to blame.
They were t75, then there were some creambacks, and now they've downgraded to 70/80 iirc.
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The old DSL40C came with 70/80, 40CR has the V type which, after I put some hours on it, sounds alright. But I'm mostly playing through a 2x12 and it sounds great at all volumes.
 
AdrianSD said:
The old DSL40C came with 70/80, 40CR has the V type which, after I put some hours on it, sounds alright. But I'm mostly playing through a 2x12 and it sounds great at all volumes.
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I really like mid-powered 112 combos through 212 cabs, plus if you sit the combo on top it puts the knobs at the perfect height.
 
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