looking into marshall amps....

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 03:44 PM

some may think im nuts but thinking of selling my engl fireball 100 to get into a marshall. I like the marshall tone when boosted with a od pedal but dont really no what road to go down. i had a tsl 100 for a few weeks and from what i remember it did not do it for me. I have owned a tsl 100, a single rec boogie, 5150,randall solid state amps ect . so far my engl is a monster against them. i have herd some jcm 900 clips boosted and it sounded good? what do you guys think ? looking for that black label tone to hatebreed tone . i play alot of metal like killswitch , hatebreed, ozzy, slayer ect. I like fat tones with tons of low end with loads of crunch. so what im asking is what marshall with give me the most brutal full tone?

Adrian R · 08-12-2012, 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jd267

some may think im nuts but thinking of selling my engl fireball 100 to get into a marshall. I like the marshall tone when boosted with a od pedal but dont really no what road to go down. i had a tsl 100 for a few weeks and from what i remember it did not do it for me. I have owned a tsl 100, a single rec boogie, 5150,randall solid state amps ect . so far my engl is a monster against them. i have herd some jcm 900 clips boosted and it sounded good? what do you guys think ? looking for that black label tone to hatebreed tone . i play alot of metal like killswitch , hatebreed, ozzy, slayer ect. I like fat tones with tons of low end with loads of crunch. so what im asking is what marshall with give me the most brutal full tone?

A boosted JCM 800 2203..or the KK 800 model....

chuckelator · 08-12-2012, 05:42 PM

HMM... What you described (especially mentioning KSE) is Mesa territory. But, as far as Marshall goes, I'd say a 2003 (JCM 800, 100w), As Marshalls are really known for their upper mids as opposed to their low end, I'd say put an EQ in front of it as well, so you can really dial in that low-end you're looking for.

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 05:48 PM

not to impressed with the kk800 seems a bit thin to me. I went threw a lot of amps and ended it with the engl. it nails all heavy stuff but dont have that marshall hatebreed tone. it also killed my mesa also

SuperBeaver · 08-12-2012, 05:55 PM

I think a 2203 or a a JVM could be what you're looking for bro. Welcome to the forum.

Adrian R · 08-12-2012, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jd267

not to impressed with the kk800 seems a bit thin to me.

Then it wasn't healthy....probably overbiased....running to cold..

SuperBeaver · 08-12-2012, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian R

Then it wasn't healthy....probably overbiased....running to cold..

I'll second that. The one I played was as fat as Kerry.

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperBeaver

I'll second that. The one I played was as fat as Kerry.

haaaaa maybee it had old power tubes idk it was at GC. thanks for the welcomes guys.

Adrian R · 08-12-2012, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by jd267

haaaaa maybee it had old power tubes idk it was at GC. thanks for the welcomes guys.

Dude, seriously, a healthy 2203..especially the *right* one, and they do differ...is a force to be reckoned with. If its healthy..the right tubes, a boost up front, will BURY an Engl...

Their simple circuits allow them to do nothing but produce straight forward VOLUME, and punch...

diesect20022000 · 08-12-2012, 06:42 PM

no one here thinks you're nuts. sell it for a JVM410H and be happy

if not i havce a Framus i'd consider swapping if you want. white tolex Framus Dragon with pro cobra mod.

diesect20022000 · 08-12-2012, 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jd267

some may think im nuts but thinking of selling my engl fireball 100 to get into a marshall. I like the marshall tone when boosted with a od pedal but dont really no what road to go down. i had a tsl 100 for a few weeks and from what i remember it did not do it for me. I have owned a tsl 100, a single rec boogie, 5150,randall solid state amps ect . so far my engl is a monster against them. i have herd some jcm 900 clips boosted and it sounded good? what do you guys think ? looking for that black label tone to hatebreed tone . i play alot of metal like killswitch , hatebreed, ozzy, slayer ect. I like fat tones with tons of low end with loads of crunch. so what im asking is what marshall with give me the most brutal full tone?

oh and for KSE tone the best amps are Framus cobra and Dragon hence my owning two dragons, one stock and one to cobra specs

some samples of the tones i'm getting are in my sig. right now my track REcertified's the best recording i've gotten so far as i'm new and learning.

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 06:49 PM

just dont want to regret selling my engl.. it dont need any boost at ALL. but just want to try some thing else i guess

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian R

Dude, seriously, a healthy 2203..especially the *right* one, and they do differ...is a force to be reckoned with. If its healthy..the right tubes, a boost up front, will BURY an Engl...

Their simple circuits allow them to do nothing but produce straight forward VOLUME, and punch...

you ever play out of a fireball 100? what do you mean by the right one?

Adrian R · 08-12-2012, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by jd267

you ever play out of a fireball 100? what do you mean by the right one?

No, that I will admit, but I have had some experience with one...and they do sound awesome...but their tone, to me anyway, is more convoluted...with big emphasis on the lower frequencies..with tons of gain...

An 800, with its minimal circuit path.. produces less gain, but with incredible mid range frequencies that just CUT through anything..and their loud as hell...wall shaking, concrete floor vibrating (no shit..even the 50w 2204 does)...

What I mean by the *right* one is that unfortunately they do differ. All 800s made in the 1980s sound great, but occasionally you run across one that is just incredible...

An 800 2203 is not going to be quite as versatile as the Engl, but the one thing it does do is BUST ASS better then any! Some of the greatest metal recordings of all time where made with 800s..it is the standard in which all other metal and rock amps are judged.

Another 800 to consider is the 2210. This is a higher gain version of the 2203. Some folks on here prefer this model over the 2203.

All of them though are going to require some kind of decent clean/O.D. boost in the form of a pedal up front to get into the gain regions the Engl can get without a pedal. But, this is where the Marshall really shines..that is by naturally pushing its minimal preamp into overdrive..the voice it produces is difficult to describe with words..However, if I were to use just one word it would be DEFINITION..the tone is utterly clean and intact..but overdriven with killer harmonic distortion...with insane dynamics...especially when the master volume is turned up!

jd267 · 08-12-2012, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian R

No, that I will admit, but I have had some experience with one...and they do sound awesome...but their tone, to me anyway, is more convoluted...with big emphasis on the lower frequencies..with tons of gain...

An 800, with its minimal circuit path.. produces less gain, but with incredible mid range frequencies that just CUT through anything..and their loud as hell...wall shaking, concrete floor vibrating (no shit..even the 50w 2204 does)...

What I mean by the *right* one is that unfortunately they do differ. All 800s made in the 1980s sound great, but occasionally you run across one that is just incredible...

An 800 2203 is not going to be quite as versatile as the Engl, but the one thing it does do is BUST ASS better then any! Some of the greatest metal recordings of all time where made with 800s..it is the standard in which all other metal and rock amps are judged.

Another 800 to consider is the 2210. This is a higher gain version of the 2203. Some folks on here prefer this model over the 2203.

All of them though are going to require some kind of decent clean/O.D. boost in the form of a pedal up front to get into the gain regions the Engl can get without a pedal. But, this is where the Marshall really shines..that is by naturally pushing its minimal preamp into overdrive..the voice it produces is difficult to describe with words..However, if I were to use just one word it would be DEFINITION..the tone is utterly clean and intact..but overdriven with killer harmonic distortion...with insane dynamics...especially when the master volume is turned up!

wish i could try one out with a boost.. got a guy that wants my rig but i dont want to make a mistake

HeHasTheJazzHands · 08-12-2012, 11:08 PM

Jvm410 or 210, IMO. Marshall's gainiest and tightest amp.

quiksilver98 · 08-12-2012, 11:12 PM

I'd give a JVM410h a try, mine has served me VERY well so far and I also own a JCM800.

avivoni · 08-12-2012, 11:22 PM

The marshall tone is that low mid crunch with articulation and dynamics that's cuts through the band like butter and doing it with style letting through the musicallity of the instrument.
As a marshall Affectionado for 30 years now i want to suggest to you what i think you are hearing in your head...
a jcm 800...could be either one of the early 80's jcm 2203/4 or a jcm 800 2205/2210.
If you want versatilty and tone try a modern jvm 100 head as mentioned earlier by some of the forum members here also.

WELCOME

newbies · 08-13-2012, 12:53 AM

Just got back from jamming in my mates studio and can't hear a thing thanks to my 2203. They are awesome with a sd1 out front and bone crunching with a wylde overdrive for those black label sounds!!!

If your after a loop look into 2205/2210 or JVM. I have owned a 2203, 2210 & JVM410H I preferred 2203 & 2210 over JVM but sold the 2210 because would have cost too much to fix it up - had a lot more gain on tap than the 2203, JVM is awesome but just too much of what I didn't need. Also remember you can get pretty close to a 800 on the JVM, do you need cleans? Do you work the volume controls on your guitar for cleans (800)? or prefer to just have a clean channel (JVM)?

diesect20022000 · 08-13-2012, 01:51 AM

Framus Draon I'm trading's a high gain SLO lead, High gain 2203 crunch and AC30 style clean. little higher end than the ENGL but i have two. again if you deside you're interested in trading i'd do it. it can get modern and classic metal tones easily. look Framus Up. i have a white tolexed Dragon V5 top.

i'd need some cash or other trade added on but you would be into the amp i can all but promise that. it's ALL in there.

diesect20022000 · 08-13-2012, 01:53 AM

now mine may not be different inprice now so we'd have to look them up before the deal if you were interested but i would want it to be fair for us both.

axe arsenal · 08-13-2012, 06:06 AM

You need to try a JVM 410H. This is the Marshall with the most low end (thanks to that resonance control). Btw, my 2203KK doesn't have as much low end, fresh tubes or not.. and properly biased ... It does cut through the mix better than my other amps and that is sometimes more important when you're playing in a band..Those mids are great!

Axis · 08-13-2012, 11:59 AM

One more vote for the JVM of your choice.
Go try one first to make sure.

jd267 · 08-13-2012, 09:01 PM

Tryed a jvm had to flubby of a base for me got over it quick. Thinking of keeping my engl it's to balls of a amp. For that scooped tone if you no what I mean. I'm looking for the zakk wylde tone. Thinking I need a 2203 or a 2210 with a boost. The dsl 100 sounds awesome with a boost to so do some jcm 900 heads to

V-man · 08-14-2012, 10:48 AM

My impression of ENGL Fireball (from those in the market) was that they were very good amps that sounded better than"X", but didn't quite get you there. This made me wonder then why people bothered spending all that $ for "not quite there", but I digress.

The obvious choice as mentioned is the KK. Another route is to buy BOTH a DSL and a JCM 900 (2100 -SLX or MkIII depending on taste). The 2 together are in the ballpark of the one KK and you have classic 2203 w. gain type-voicing and modern as.well.

newbies · 08-15-2012, 04:17 AM

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Originally Posted by jd267

I'm looking for the zakk wylde tone.

2203 boosted with mxr zakk wylde overdrive or sd-1......

SuperBeaver · 08-15-2012, 04:32 AM

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Originally Posted by newbies

2203 boosted with mxr zakk wylde overdrive or sd-1......

Thats basically it.
Zakk has used the same stuff for years. Also uses a chorus to get the amp a little 'wet'.

The tone on the Pride And Glory record was incredible.

mrrstrat · 08-15-2012, 07:42 AM

You came to the right place to talk Marshalls: people here eat, sleep, and s**t Marshall.

The Engl amps are on-trick-ponys. And if you dont use that one trick all the time, then they are useless to you.

The heaviest player I know does not use Marshall: he uses the Peavey 6505+. But he tunes down to a B and never uses clean tone.

I think there is a Marshall out there for you, and everyone of the amps referred here will work for you - you may have to drive them with a pedal to dial in the heavy you want.

Adrian R · 08-15-2012, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by newbies

2203 boosted with mxr zakk wylde overdrive or sd-1......

Ahhh..you guys...The Zakk Wylde pedal and the SD1 are NOTHING compared to the Fulltone pedals...I know some on here like them..and that is cool...but I would have to estimate that those who like then never have tried a Fulltone OD pedal with their Marshall...as if they did they would NEVER go back to those aforementioned pedals..

A 2203, biased right with vintage tubes, Fulltone pedal...that IS the shit! I love my DSLs..they sound *close*, but a 2203 is in another league mid range wise..with respect to the DSL... The only reason I use the DSL instead is because in a two guitar player band it is AWESOME to have the red channel for a killer lead boost...

But seriously, the ZW pedal imo DOES boost nicely, but its noisy as hell...and the tone is harsher. The SD1 just doesn't have enough boost imo..but the Fulltones, I'm tellin' ya, seems as if it was DESIGNED for Marshall... I love my dual drive OD pedal...and I have tried almost all of them...

Adrian R · 08-15-2012, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by jd267

Tryed a jvm had to flubby of a base for me got over it quick. Thinking of keeping my engl it's to balls of a amp. For that scooped tone if you no what I mean. I'm looking for the zakk wylde tone. Thinking I need a 2203 or a 2210 with a boost. The dsl 100 sounds awesome with a boost to so do some jcm 900 heads to

Yeah dude, if u can, keep the Engl...it has a tone that the Marshall does not...no doubt... BUT if you want that famous Marshall voice only one thing will have it..and that is a MARSHALL...

Old school metal tone nearly demands it..the shit that I love...not much into the scooped stuff..but then I'm starting to get old, yes, I know it, but I am PROUD of my generation's musical heritage!!!

08-12-2012, 03:44 PM	#1 (permalink)
jd267 Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 44	looking into marshall amps.... some may think im nuts but thinking of selling my engl fireball 100 to get into a marshall. I like the marshall tone when boosted with a od pedal but dont really no what road to go down. i had a tsl 100 for a few weeks and from what i remember it did not do it for me. I have owned a tsl 100, a single rec boogie, 5150,randall solid state amps ect . so far my engl is a monster against them. i have herd some jcm 900 clips boosted and it sounded good? what do you guys think ? looking for that black label tone to hatebreed tone . i play alot of metal like killswitch , hatebreed, ozzy, slayer ect. I like fat tones with tons of low end with loads of crunch. so what im asking is what marshall with give me the most brutal full tone?

08-12-2012, 05:42 PM	#3 (permalink)
chuckelator Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,647	Re: looking into marshall amps.... HMM... What you described (especially mentioning KSE) is Mesa territory. But, as far as Marshall goes, I'd say a 2003 (JCM 800, 100w), As Marshalls are really known for their upper mids as opposed to their low end, I'd say put an EQ in front of it as well, so you can really dial in that low-end you're looking for. __________________ http://www.facebook.com/chuckelator http://shoulderthecrow.bandcamp.com/ My band, Shoulder the Crow!!! 1973 Marshall JMP 50 Early 70's Ampeg V4 90's Egnater TOL 100 212 combo(Rocktron version) 2010 Vox AC4TV reissue Marshall Lead 12 110 combo Jet City 20 112 combo 1973 Marshall 1960B 412 (Greenbacks) Avatar 212 (Eminence Legends) 2010 Fender American Standard Telecaster Early 80's Charvel Model 2 (MIJ)

08-12-2012, 05:48 PM	#4 (permalink)
jd267 Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 44	Re: looking into marshall amps.... not to impressed with the kk800 seems a bit thin to me. I went threw a lot of amps and ended it with the engl. it nails all heavy stuff but dont have that marshall hatebreed tone. it also killed my mesa also

08-12-2012, 05:55 PM	#5 (permalink)
SuperBeaver Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Northern Ireland. UK Posts: 862	Re: looking into marshall amps.... I think a 2203 or a a JVM could be what you're looking for bro. Welcome to the forum. __________________ Haar '57' T style. Gibson SG '77JMP MK II 50 watt 1987 Vintage Modern 2266 Cornford Harlequin 1960AX

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diesect20022000 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 16,630	Re: looking into marshall amps.... no one here thinks you're nuts. sell it for a JVM410H and be happy if not i havce a Framus i'd consider swapping if you want. white tolex Framus Dragon with pro cobra mod. spacerocker likes this. __________________ DIRT QUEEN(rock): https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/dirt-queen-demo MEHTAL NEWDULLS: https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/mehtal-newdulls A .L.O.T. (A Life Once Taken) http://soundcloud.com/diesect2002200...nce-taken-redo ASCENSION: https://soundcloud.com/diesect200220...full-song-w-fx SEGUE2: http://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/titan33

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08-12-2012, 06:49 PM	#12 (permalink)
jd267 Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 44	Re: looking into marshall amps.... just dont want to regret selling my engl.. it dont need any boost at ALL. but just want to try some thing else i guess

08-12-2012, 11:08 PM	#16 (permalink)
HeHasTheJazzHands Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Louisiana Posts: 4,085	Re: looking into marshall amps.... Jvm410 or 210, IMO. Marshall's gainiest and tightest amp. MonstersOfTheMidway, spacerocker and Far Rider like this. __________________ Djong

08-12-2012, 11:12 PM	#17 (permalink)
quiksilver98 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 759	Re: looking into marshall amps.... I'd give a JVM410h a try, mine has served me VERY well so far and I also own a JCM800. __________________ Amps; -77' Marshall JMP MKII 1959SL -Marshall JCM800 2204 -Marshall JVM410h www.soundcloud.com/aviatorshadesband -Marshall 1960B V30 x T75's -MArshall JCM800 1960a Brown Face -Laney 2x12 (Celestion Seventy-80's) Guitars; -GIBSON 1958 RI Les Paul -07' Ibanez JEM with Lo-Pro Edge -00' Fender American Strat (Stock/ Stock/ SD Little 59') Pedals; T.C. Electronic G-System Boss DS-1 Dunlop Hendrix Crybaby

08-12-2012, 11:22 PM	#18 (permalink)
avivoni Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 1,315	Re: looking into marshall amps.... The marshall tone is that low mid crunch with articulation and dynamics that's cuts through the band like butter and doing it with style letting through the musicallity of the instrument. As a marshall Affectionado for 30 years now i want to suggest to you what i think you are hearing in your head... a jcm 800...could be either one of the early 80's jcm 2203/4 or a jcm 800 2205/2210. If you want versatilty and tone try a modern jvm 100 head as mentioned earlier by some of the forum members here also. WELCOME Australian likes this. __________________ The JCM800 series jcm 800 4104 82 jcm 800 2204 81 jcm 800 1987 NMV 83

08-13-2012, 12:53 AM	#19 (permalink)
newbies Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 1,130	Re: looking into marshall amps.... Just got back from jamming in my mates studio and can't hear a thing thanks to my 2203. They are awesome with a sd1 out front and bone crunching with a wylde overdrive for those black label sounds!!! If your after a loop look into 2205/2210 or JVM. I have owned a 2203, 2210 & JVM410H I preferred 2203 & 2210 over JVM but sold the 2210 because would have cost too much to fix it up - had a lot more gain on tap than the 2203, JVM is awesome but just too much of what I didn't need. Also remember you can get pretty close to a 800 on the JVM, do you need cleans? Do you work the volume controls on your guitar for cleans (800)? or prefer to just have a clean channel (JVM)? __________________ '83 JCM 800 2203 JCM 800 2203ZW JCM1H '87 Silver Jubilee 2553 1965b Lead Cab 76' Gibson Les Paul Custom 96' Gibson Les Paul Custom Gibson Les Paul Zakk Wylde BFG

08-13-2012, 01:51 AM	#20 (permalink)
diesect20022000 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 16,630	Re: looking into marshall amps.... Framus Draon I'm trading's a high gain SLO lead, High gain 2203 crunch and AC30 style clean. little higher end than the ENGL but i have two. again if you deside you're interested in trading i'd do it. it can get modern and classic metal tones easily. look Framus Up. i have a white tolexed Dragon V5 top. i'd need some cash or other trade added on but you would be into the amp i can all but promise that. it's ALL in there. __________________ DIRT QUEEN(rock): https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/dirt-queen-demo MEHTAL NEWDULLS: https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/mehtal-newdulls A .L.O.T. (A Life Once Taken) http://soundcloud.com/diesect2002200...nce-taken-redo ASCENSION: https://soundcloud.com/diesect200220...full-song-w-fx SEGUE2: http://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/titan33

08-13-2012, 01:53 AM	#21 (permalink)
diesect20022000 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 16,630	Re: looking into marshall amps.... now mine may not be different inprice now so we'd have to look them up before the deal if you were interested but i would want it to be fair for us both. __________________ DIRT QUEEN(rock): https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/dirt-queen-demo MEHTAL NEWDULLS: https://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/mehtal-newdulls A .L.O.T. (A Life Once Taken) http://soundcloud.com/diesect2002200...nce-taken-redo ASCENSION: https://soundcloud.com/diesect200220...full-song-w-fx SEGUE2: http://soundcloud.com/diesect20022000/titan33

08-13-2012, 06:06 AM	#22 (permalink)
axe arsenal Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Belgium (Flanders) Posts: 253	Re: looking into marshall amps.... You need to try a JVM 410H. This is the Marshall with the most low end (thanks to that resonance control). Btw, my 2203KK doesn't have as much low end, fresh tubes or not.. and properly biased ... It does cut through the mix better than my other amps and that is sometimes more important when you're playing in a band..Those mids are great! __________________ 2203 KK TSL 100 1959 ('75 JMP) JVM 410H guitars : Gibson, Fender, PRS, ESP, Kramer, Ovation, Ibanez

08-13-2012, 11:59 AM	#23 (permalink)
Axis Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Right Coast USA Posts: 108	Re: looking into marshall amps.... One more vote for the JVM of your choice. Go try one first to make sure.

08-13-2012, 09:01 PM	#24 (permalink)
jd267 Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 44	Re: looking into marshall amps.... Tryed a jvm had to flubby of a base for me got over it quick. Thinking of keeping my engl it's to balls of a amp. For that scooped tone if you no what I mean. I'm looking for the zakk wylde tone. Thinking I need a 2203 or a 2210 with a boost. The dsl 100 sounds awesome with a boost to so do some jcm 900 heads to

08-14-2012, 10:48 AM	#25 (permalink)
V-man Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 3,821	Re: looking into marshall amps.... My impression of ENGL Fireball (from those in the market) was that they were very good amps that sounded better than"X", but didn't quite get you there. This made me wonder then why people bothered spending all that $ for "not quite there", but I digress. The obvious choice as mentioned is the KK. Another route is to buy BOTH a DSL and a JCM 900 (2100 -SLX or MkIII depending on taste). The 2 together are in the ballpark of the one KK and you have classic 2203 w. gain type-voicing and modern as.well. Adrian R likes this. __________________ If you are wondering why I am no longer posting/on-site: http://www.marshallforum.com/backsta...ds-grunch.html

08-15-2012, 07:42 AM	#28 (permalink)
mrrstrat Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Peoria, IL Posts: 284	Re: looking into marshall amps.... You came to the right place to talk Marshalls: people here eat, sleep, and s*t Marshall. The Engl amps are on-trick-ponys. And if you dont use that one trick all the time, then they are useless to you. The heaviest player I know does not use Marshall: he uses the Peavey 6505+. But he tunes down to a B and never uses clean tone. I think there is a Marshall out there for you, and everyone of the amps referred here will work for you - you may have to drive them with a pedal to dial in the heavy you want. __________________ Guitars: Ibanez RG2570 VSL * USA Fender Telecaster * 1979 Peavey Duce * 2003 Marshall DSL 100, 1999 DSL 50 * Nova Mod, Nova Delay * EH Qtron, DigiTech Whammy V * Dunlop JH3S * Rocktron Tri-Wah * TC Electronic Dark Matter * TS-9DX, TS-9 DiMarzio: * Virtual Vintage Solo DP-404, 420, Heavy Blues 2 * PAF Joe, PAF Pro, PAF DP103, ToneZone DP155 * ClipLock straps, DiMarzio cables Sponsor: * http://www.dimarzio.com/player/michael-rogers

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