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Very cool my Marshall also loves my Gibson paf pickups on my 61 SG reissue. Thank you for commenting it's very much appreciated

If I understand your question properly, the light will flash under the solo knob and on your board when the solo function is turned on. Hope that helped if I understand you right. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

@@kaptkrunchfpv Sorry to hear that, some of these amps have reported to have different problems off the assembly line. What you're experiencing doesn't sound right, I haven't experienced that. Go on the Marshall forum and you will read the different problems people have had with this amp, I have read some problems players have had.. If you bought it brand new then go back and tell them the problem and trade for a different one that works properly. If you bought it used because you did not specify, get your money back. When I bought mine I tried the one I was receiving to look for problems. Sorry to hear that but one of three things. First it could cause other problems if you keep using it. Second, you don't want that failing while gigging. If it works with the foot switch then use it that way because it only sounds like a problem with the switch on the panel which may cause other problems down the road and it could be as simple as a cold solder joint but still cause other problems down the road. If it's new, take it back but I wouldn't trust it to keep on using it like that but that's just me paying a lot of money and having even the smallest thing that doesn't work like it should. Thanks for watching.

Glad to help. Have a great gig. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Absolutely 100% agree. I didn't like the speaker at all that it came with but that's how they keep the price down. All I can tell you is my experience. I put a celestion creamback in the amp and all of a sudden it was the classic Marshall tone. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Also I never talk about speaker swaps because everyone and there brother will put there 2 cents about which is the best speaker. There is no best speaker it's what ever sounds good to the individual and that's why I didn't go down that rabbit hole. Keep rockin"

I just adjust the solo volume on the front panal. I adjust it for the environment I am in then I am good to go, I have never set it through tone studio. Well I probably was no help but thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

You're so welcome glad to help. Thank you very much for watching and leaving a comment it's very much appreciated have a good one

Your very welcome. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Mine is smooth, immediate change. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

Glas to help. Thank you very much for watching and leaving a comment.

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I wrote and recorded this in 2001, it was a lost tape until recently. Thank you very much and good afternoon from Texas. I know someone who lives in Michigan, I love it there. Thank you for the kind words and leaving a really nice comment. Have a Blessed day.

Thanks man. Many blessings back at ya. Love ya my brother

Thank you baby, l love you very much and miss you greatly.

Thanks for your input. This happens on the DSL40CR with or without the pedal. Apparently this is only with the DSL40CR and not any other Marshall that I am aware of and it's inherent in the circuitry with this amp. Thank you very much for your input, it's very much appreciated. Keep rockin'

@@headcrusher21ify sorry it took me long to get back to you glad I helped thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment you have a good Fourth of July

Yeah I'm a Les Paul player going back 50 years or more and if you're really into Les Paul history you have to have a gold top, good going great choice I love them. Thank you very much for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Keep on rocking with that gold top

You are absolutely correct. I put a Marshall creamback in mine. I did not mention anything about speakers because everyone has a speaker they like and did not want a lot comments about speakers, you chose the 30 which is a great speaker and I chose the creamback, was considering the 30, it was a tough discussion between the both, so I just wanted to avoid the bad comments on the players who don't like the creamback. Ya the speaker it comes with is absolutely rotten. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

@@thomasbowlin6787 I didn’t choose the speaker, I have the DSL40CRC, it comes with the Marshall V30

Sorry, my bad. I thought you put in a special limited edition 30 greenback because my amp came with a celestion G12- Seventy/80 not a vintage limited edition 30, I have not heard of any of those coming with that speaker and I know others who own this amp, maybe it was a thing they did that for some amps, you know how Marshall is, changing things without tellimg anyone, I don't doubt you but it sounds very strange because I know what came stock with mine and it was not a vintage limited edition 30. Did you buy it new or used, just curious.

@@nasticanasta I just looked at Marshall website and all they mentioned is a 12" V-type. Other sites mentioned the speaker I have. One would think if it was a vintage limited edition they would definitely mention that so it must have been a test run they were doing unless you bought it used or the salesman told you that. Did you actually open the back up and look at the speaker?

Your very welcome, hope it helped. I like the Hot Rod Deluxe, also a nice amp. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

You bet! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Keep on rockin'

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. It's a great amp.

Thank you for the the extra information on how you operate it, I know it's good info and being 72 (you have me by 10 years but I remember the 70's amps all to well with having no effects loops and alot of times not having a master volume so to get that good sound you had to put your amp in the parking lot) so with your experience, it is good info. Thank you for watching and giving even more info, that's what it's all about, learning from people with experience. Thank you.

Absolutely that what drives me crazy about this amp. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. If I am not mistaken, which I might be, don't they make a English made version that is a lot of money that have independent eq's for each channel although I don't know how many channels the amp has, I know atleast 2 but man is there a lot of knobs on that amp. I wish I can afford it but I was never on Forbes magazine cover lol. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Glad it helped. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Keep Rockin'

Just plug it in the back of the amp and it's ready to go.

If you haven't bought the pedal yet it comes with a tip ring sleeve cord which is really cheap and unreliable so I would buy a better cord for it but as soon as you plug it in the back of the amp it will light right up no need for a power supply. Hope that helps you.

@@thomasbowlin6787 Thank you very much!

Your welcome, glad to help. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

That booster solo is when you go into the programing on your computer, you can set up a solo level on the booster alone, it immediately engages when you turn on the booster instead of waiting 2 seconds stepping on the switch for the channel your on but you can only adjust the booster solo in the boss tone studio program on your computer. Look on Page 10 at the bottom for instructions and website to download it if you haven't already. Ya I don't know why they did that it can make people confused because the solo just on the booster you can only program. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. I am glad this helped you, I just do each channel at a time because you have the solo level knob on the panal you Can adjust immediately where if you program the solo level for the booster, you can only change it through the computer. I hope this cleared it up for you. Have a good gig.

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You can have the volumes on the individual channels up and turn your master volumes down. I did that and it was at bedroom level where it did not bother anyone but naturally your not going to get the tone of pushing the main tubes but it will be pushing the preamp tubes but your still not going to get the tone of a cranked up amp but if that doesn't bother you, yes you can get it at a level where it will not bother your neighbors with the master volumes way down. Thank you for watching and asking a great question, it's very much appreciated. Good luck and keep on rockin'

Very glad to help. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Have a great day and keep on rockin'

I totally agree with you and that's why I had to buy a reverb pedal. You would think for the money you spend, Marshall can step up there game and give you decent reverb, notice in my video I pointed at the reverb knob and stated that I had nothing or maybe I said a little something to the fact that it was a waste of time, I don't remember now but I did pass it right by. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

That is a great price, good for you. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Very useful tool. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Glad I could help. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

$799 is a killer price. That is the average price of a new DSL20CR, so ya that price knocks it out of the ballpark. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Absolutely, Fender amps are very user-friendly.

Hi, I would try another cable, the ones they come with are very cheap. The only reason I suggest this is because you did not mention that you tried another cable. If that doesn't work either call music stores or if you know someone who owns the same amp, try it on theirs. Right out of the box I just used another cord because I saw how cheap the cable was that came with the unit. If it doesn't work on different amps with a different cable hopefully you can return it. If it's not the pedal you should have the amp looked at but if you haven't tried a different cable, hopefully that will fix the problem. I check my comments every day so please tell me if my suggestion worked. Thank you for watching and asking a question, it's very much appreciated.

@@thomasbowlin6787 Thanks a lot! I’ll let you know as soon as possible!

⁠​⁠@@thomasbowlin6787Well, another (Guitar) cable did the trick! Why does Marshall deliver an inferior cable? Thanks a lot for helping me out!

I sm so glad that fixed your problem. The answer to your question, it would bring the price up alot higher which might lead to less sales. Good cords are not cheap so they had to cut corners somewhere. Thankfully it's only the cord because I have never had a problem with the pedal and it seems well made. I am so glad that helped you, now the pedal is not worthless to you.

@@thomasbowlin6787The pedal is well built, that’s for sure! Thanks again! Keep on rocking!

Glad it helped you. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Yah there is alot this amp can do. Some players like all the options and others players just want a simpler amp. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Hey, Tommy. Long time since talking with ya. Hope you're well. Hey, this new tutorial is excellent, but I 'm wondering if you still have your initial one still up anywhere. It's a long story and a bit convoluted to explain, but I'd like to see it once again ... if indeed you didn't delete it completely. Chances are, you possibly did. The primary thing I wanted to re-examine how you initially manipulated the clean/crunch volumes to achieve a more balanced (though not fully) unity volume between the two. I don't plan on buying a clean boost in the near future, so I was hoping to re-visit your old way of manipulating the volumes to achieve a better balance, thereby reducing the dramatic difference in volume. What you were doing wasn't perfect, and I know you changed your sentiments about it, but it did accomplish the mission pretty well, given the available resources. At any rate, hope to hear back from ya soon, brother.

If you still have that old video archived somewhere, thar would be immaculate.

@@user-qi6tw5jp9u if I recall I only made one to balance the clean and crunch because its been so long but I will look. Just got through watching the total solar eclipse because I am in Dallas, Fort Worth. It was amazing. I will look to see if I made a first video of the change but I believe that the one that's up is the only I made.

@@user-qi6tw5jp9u Have you seen this one because it really explains it best. th-cam.com/video/hsw0amDQOv4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OU1vAvMNYbGCUjdB

Very glad it helped, thank you for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated.

Honestly I have been a Marshall man since the early 80's and have tried a few amps here and there but always went back to Marshall but I have never tried the amp your talking about, sorry to disappoint you but all I can say is go with what you think sounds better for you. I have heard those amps on records " listen to that, records, I was born about 1960 so forgive me" now if memory serves me isn't that a peavey the Eddie VanHalen model? If so you can't go wrong but I am definitely a Marshall guy but that's just me. Follow your ears and your inner voice, your heart and get the one that pleases you. I am so sorry that I was no help. One thing I can tell you about the Marshall is, you would most likely want to change the speaker, they put a bottom of the line celestion in her to keep the cost down so there is another $200 you will most likely spend if that's any help. Look at blogs or TH-cam to see what other players think about the speaker, I know I didn't like it until I bought a creamback then it rocked but see what other players think about the speaker in the Marshall and go from there. The DSL40CR is a great amp but so is the other amp so no matter which one you pick there both great amps just depends what music you play and what you like. Good luck my friend and thank you for your comment, and watching. It's very much appreciated.

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Keep rockin

Most of the forum posts say that the tone is generated mostly in the preamp tubes not the power amp tubes for the dsl. So you want to crank the channel volume to get the tube tones, but use the master volume as an attenuator

Thanks for asking. Well yes a tube screamer would really help alot but that fuzzy sound has probably alot to due with the cheap speaker they put in the amp, that's how they keep the cost down. So 2 things 1 get a tube screamer or some kind of overdrive or distortion pedal 2 replace the speaker and those 2 things would help out greatly. I put a celestion creamback in my Marshall but that may not or maybe a good speaker for you it is all a personal preference. I would do research on both because you may want a pedal with more overdrive or distortion and look at blogs on the internet to see what others have to say about pedals and speakers. So many players have replaced the speaker in those amps it's not funny, go look on TH-cam and you will probably see a bunch of videos on guys replacing those speakers plus that be a great place to get info on what pedal you might want to buy because I am not familiar with the sounds of those bands you mentioned. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. I hope atleast I started you on the right track where to get some good info. On TH-cam look up speakers on the Marshall DSL40CR and see the response players give about them.

Don't be discouraged, it takes time and usually money to find the tone your looking for. Very few players get the sound there looking for on the first day unless they been playing a long time and am familiar with how a amp works to get the tone there looking for. Welcome to the world of getting the tone your looking for were spending money is a big part of the process because you buy one thing that leads to buying another one and so on. Goodluck in your journey I hope you find what your looking for without spending alot of money but that is a great amp so you probably won't be spending to much to get the sound your looking for but a good speaker would help out greatly and a good speaker is not to bad as far as spending money but it could depending which speaker you get but do alot of research on that because once you by a speaker there is no refund anywhere that I know of.

When you look things up on TH-cam be very simple on how you ask like "how do I get a slayer sound" or "what pedal is good to get a slayer sound" Sweetwater music are great people to ask these questions, I am not promoting you to buy from them but they have helped me alot with good info on everything you have asked me, they usually have the answer.

@@thomasbowlin6787 Thank you very very much for your answer! Okay i will Go tomorrow first to a guitar shop and maybe they can help me with an Pedal for the Sound im looking for! Thanks again!!!

Glad to help.

Thank you, great info.

Your very welcome. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, it's very much appreciated. Have a great year.