First video I've seen and heard that actually represents the true sound of this amp since I had one. More videos of other amps needed just like this!!!
@@megahurtz30 Question/Help. Hi I need help, I just bought used two notes from guitar center, I have connected my Marshall dsl 20 speaker out to the two notes speaker in, and two notes speaker out to the cabinet’s speaker output, I don’t think it’s working, I haven’t damaged my amp nor two notes attenuator. Right now the two notes attenuator out level isn’t attenuating my amp, all my signal is from the marshall volume control, not from the two notes out level.
@@redstrat5976 I just tested those outputs a moment ago. It goes like this: The ATT output, attenuates 20 dB of volume to your cabinet, it's a fixed value, you can't modify it. The THRU output just sends normal volume to your cabinet. The OUT LEVEL control in the Captor, only controls the volume that goes to your PC/Audio interface. If your THRU and ATT outputs sound the same volume, than something's wrong with the Captor
These tones sound a lot better than what I'm getting with my sg. I'm going to keep playing with it but might need to try pedals or a creamback. Good demo
It might be that the attenuator he's using is allowing him to get good sounds at low volumes. If you aren't using one, that could be part of the problem.
@@SugarMapleForge The amp has two seperate master volumes for each channel so that won't make much of a difference. An attenuator works much better with non-MV amps like Plexis where the only way to really get it saturated and distorted is the to crank the volume.
I put money down on the DSL100HR which is on backorder, then I’ve been seeing lots of reviews on this bad boy. It’s for home use and TH-cam videos so, maybe it’s plenty. I missed my Marshall MG15 adding an output jack, and plugged in my Marshall 4x12, it sounds amazing. This would be much better yet.
It's very very subtle. It does seem to work but it only seems to boost below 100 hz, so you'll need very good speakers/monitors/headphones to ear it. But i can see it when recording from the amp, the waveforms are a little bigger when i increase the resonance.
Great demo, I'm looking at buying the dsl20h BUT is it loud enough through a 412 cab in.a 3 piece punk band for live and rehearsal if I didn't mic it???
@@megahurtz30 thanks mate funny thing is I've asked this question on TH-cam in many reviews on.this head and not 1 person can actually give me a answer sooo I've decided to just buy an orange pedalbaby and a joyo jackman ii and run the jackman into the pedalbaby baby power amp, marshall bliss
@@73prd For real? Well, i guess some have bands, and others make youtube videos >D Seriously though, maybe in a Marshall user group on facebook or something like that, someone will certainly give you the answer
@@megahurtz30 yeah it's a funny question because actually 1 or 2 ppl I'm.sorry have said yes and no and in marshall forums some say maybe, yes or no haha so it's a tough one, most say if u mic up it's fine but yeah of course I can mic up a 5w amp and it will be loud through the pa system , I mic up my cab live but I'm not always a big fan of my amp sound going into my on stage monitors so I need that on-stage wattage if needed so I kinda thing the 20w dsl ain't going to cut it, other options are a dsl combo and just make it unto a head , a few guys do this
@@73prd If you can spend more, you have higher watt versions of the same amp. The pedal baby is probably nice, but it would be cool to be able to use those EL34 power valves the amp has.
How much attenuates the two notes torpedo captor the DSL20 head for bedroom playing? I guess at 10W mode will attenuate to 0.1W but does it gives versatility to adjust at low volumes?
Well, the unit has 20dB attenuation. How much or how does it change the volume and tone? I haven't tried it yet, because i only use it for silent playing, so 100% attenuation. But maybe i'll try to do a video where i even try to measure the dB in the room using that 20dB attenuation mode.
It could sound cleaner, but it's good, if i need a real cristal clear clean i will probably turn to my other amps. A more spicy clean can be useful too
Well, it adds some tightness. This amp is not too boomy or muddy, but the TS-9 reduces some more low end and some low mids. It also makes the sound a little brighter, like you have bright pickups instead of darker sounding ones. That's how i would describe it
Really good video..In my opinion is the best video of this Amp.Congratulations man! For bedroom players is a good amp?can you play thrash and death metal at low volumes? Thanks man!!
Hey thank you very much!! :) Yeah, all these small watt tube amps, they are still a bit loud, but you can work the volume knob there to get to a nice low volume, i don't feel any real significant difference in tone by using little volume, not on this amp at least. But i would advise either getting an isolation cabinet, or like i used here, a load box with DI output, to play at home...
@@megahurtz30 hey,thanks one more time. I live in the mountains, no neighbors nearby .. ok, I have no neighbors but family, that's why my interest in "low" volume .. What they had told me is that this amp needs an overdrive for thrash metal .. I think It improves a lot with the ts..as you have been able to verify it closely..what do you think? And is it noisy? .. is a noise door very necessary? ... thanks a lot man
nah, i don't find it very noisy. If you use an overdrive, it can increase the noise though, it depends on the overdrive used. It can do thrash without the overdrive, but it will sound a bit better with it, it will shape the sound better making it tighter. But the amp has enough gain by itself
I got a dsl20 last week. I've noticed at low volumes it has some fizz. And if I turn the volume to zero on the amp I can still hear the guitar bleeding through the speaker when strummed. The higher the eq, and gain knobs are turned makes it worse. Is this normal? Have y'all experienced this? When the volume is around 2 it sounds good. Still can hear a little fizz. I've got a Harley Benton 212 coming from thomann. Hopefully that will be an improvement from the line6 spider 75 watt combo that is my current cab.
@@J_Braz_ You are right about the volume at zero, it does have a little bit of sound. As for the fizz, at low volumes, most amps, won't sound great, Marshalls are notorious with that
@@megahurtz30 Does it work without a foot pedal, Reverb? If you turn up the volume In the cabinet, woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I don't feel a sense of space dsl 1hr was strong..
Well, i only have the DSL 20 and the Orange Dark Terror. They are different. I don't have a favourite, they both have their sound. The Marshall has those typical highs and high mids, and it's fairly tight even with a lot of gain. It also comes with a lot of features, like it's higher watt counterparts. The Orange Dark Terror is very simple with minimal controls, it has a sound maybe closer to some Mesas (maybe?), so, different than Marshall. It also has it's place. If you crank the gain to full, it will sound a bit fuzzy because it doesn't filter the bass coming from the guitar has much (i suspect). It also has some very high freq. that you might want to filter out, or not, depending of what you want. I simply like them both.
First video I've seen and heard that actually represents the true sound of this amp since I had one. More videos of other amps needed just like this!!!
Glad you liked it! :) Yeah, i have a couple other amps that i plan on making a similar video in the future
Just LOVE MARSHALL tone!!!
Absolutely stunning!!!! Sound amazing, you did a great job.
Thank you very much!
Superb video, tones and choosen songs!!! 🔥🔥
Thank you very much!! :)
Immediate subbed great tones and playing
Thank you very much! :)
@@megahurtz30 Question/Help. Hi I need help, I just bought used two notes from guitar center, I have connected my Marshall dsl 20 speaker out to the two notes speaker in, and two notes speaker out to the cabinet’s speaker output, I don’t think it’s working, I haven’t damaged my amp nor two notes attenuator. Right now the two notes attenuator out level isn’t attenuating my amp, all my signal is from the marshall volume control, not from the two notes out level.
@@redstrat5976 Did you connect the cabinet to the Two Notes speaker output that says "ATT -20dB" or the one that says "THRU" ?
@@megahurtz30I’m using the speaker output labeled Att it’s still loud
@@redstrat5976 I just tested those outputs a moment ago. It goes like this: The ATT output, attenuates 20 dB of volume to your cabinet, it's a fixed value, you can't modify it. The THRU output just sends normal volume to your cabinet. The OUT LEVEL control in the Captor, only controls the volume that goes to your PC/Audio interface. If your THRU and ATT outputs sound the same volume, than something's wrong with the Captor
These tones sound a lot better than what I'm getting with my sg. I'm going to keep playing with it but might need to try pedals or a creamback. Good demo
Thanks! :)
It might be that the attenuator he's using is allowing him to get good sounds at low volumes. If you aren't using one, that could be part of the problem.
@@C_mao any recommendations on a decent one for a decent price? I didn't even think of that.
@@SugarMapleForge The amp has two seperate master volumes for each channel so that won't make much of a difference. An attenuator works much better with non-MV amps like Plexis where the only way to really get it saturated and distorted is the to crank the volume.
@@Slamthulhu that's true. I'll just keep dialing it in
Awesome review🤘🔥very nice tone👍
Thanks for wonderful sharing!
Thank you very much! :)
Just ordered one. Hope its sounds good with the mesa rec 2x12 cab.
I put money down on the DSL100HR which is on backorder, then I’ve been seeing lots of reviews on this bad boy. It’s for home use and TH-cam videos so, maybe it’s plenty.
I missed my Marshall MG15 adding an output jack, and plugged in my Marshall 4x12, it sounds amazing. This would be much better yet.
Hello, I have same amp, but it seems, that resonance does not work. What do you think about your amp? Thank you...
It's very very subtle. It does seem to work but it only seems to boost below 100 hz, so you'll need very good speakers/monitors/headphones to ear it. But i can see it when recording from the amp, the waveforms are a little bigger when i increase the resonance.
Great demo, I'm looking at buying the dsl20h BUT is it loud enough through a 412 cab in.a 3 piece punk band for live and rehearsal if I didn't mic it???
Thanks! Good question. I haven't tried that, i only used it at home. These small heads are usualy rather loud, but it would have to be tested...
@@megahurtz30 thanks mate funny thing is I've asked this question on TH-cam in many reviews on.this head and not 1 person can actually give me a answer sooo I've decided to just buy an orange pedalbaby and a joyo jackman ii and run the jackman into the pedalbaby baby power amp, marshall bliss
@@73prd For real? Well, i guess some have bands, and others make youtube videos >D Seriously though, maybe in a Marshall user group on facebook or something like that, someone will certainly give you the answer
@@megahurtz30 yeah it's a funny question because actually 1 or 2 ppl I'm.sorry have said yes and no and in marshall forums some say maybe, yes or no haha so it's a tough one, most say if u mic up it's fine but yeah of course I can mic up a 5w amp and it will be loud through the pa system , I mic up my cab live but I'm not always a big fan of my amp sound going into my on stage monitors so I need that on-stage wattage if needed so I kinda thing the 20w dsl ain't going to cut it, other options are a dsl combo and just make it unto a head , a few guys do this
@@73prd If you can spend more, you have higher watt versions of the same amp. The pedal baby is probably nice, but it would be cool to be able to use those EL34 power valves the amp has.
How much attenuates the two notes torpedo captor the DSL20 head for bedroom playing? I guess at 10W mode will attenuate to 0.1W but does it gives versatility to adjust at low volumes?
Well, the unit has 20dB attenuation. How much or how does it change the volume and tone? I haven't tried it yet, because i only use it for silent playing, so 100% attenuation. But maybe i'll try to do a video where i even try to measure the dB in the room using that 20dB attenuation mode.
Thanks for the video. Are you happy with DSL20's clean sound? To me, it sounds somehow.... with that metallic echo, brassy....
It could sound cleaner, but it's good, if i need a real cristal clear clean i will probably turn to my other amps. A more spicy clean can be useful too
Setting amp 🙏🤘🏻
Thanks, putting a TS9 in front was interesting. It's hard to tell what it adds. What does it sound like to you?
Well, it adds some tightness. This amp is not too boomy or muddy, but the TS-9 reduces some more low end and some low mids. It also makes the sound a little brighter, like you have bright pickups instead of darker sounding ones. That's how i would describe it
@@megahurtz30 thanks. Love your guitars by the way. Kellys rule!
Really good video..In my opinion is the best video of this Amp.Congratulations man!
For bedroom players is a good amp?can you play thrash and death metal at low volumes? Thanks man!!
Hey thank you very much!! :) Yeah, all these small watt tube amps, they are still a bit loud, but you can work the volume knob there to get to a nice low volume, i don't feel any real significant difference in tone by using little volume, not on this amp at least. But i would advise either getting an isolation cabinet, or like i used here, a load box with DI output, to play at home...
@@megahurtz30 hey,thanks one more time.
I live in the mountains, no neighbors nearby .. ok, I have no neighbors but family, that's why my interest in "low" volume .. What they had told me is that this amp needs an overdrive for thrash metal .. I think It improves a lot with the ts..as you have been able to verify it closely..what do you think? And is it noisy? .. is a noise door very necessary? ... thanks a lot man
nah, i don't find it very noisy. If you use an overdrive, it can increase the noise though, it depends on the overdrive used. It can do thrash without the overdrive, but it will sound a bit better with it, it will shape the sound better making it tighter. But the amp has enough gain by itself
I got a dsl20 last week. I've noticed at low volumes it has some fizz. And if I turn the volume to zero on the amp I can still hear the guitar bleeding through the speaker when strummed. The higher the eq, and gain knobs are turned makes it worse. Is this normal? Have y'all experienced this? When the volume is around 2 it sounds good. Still can hear a little fizz. I've got a Harley Benton 212 coming from thomann. Hopefully that will be an improvement from the line6 spider 75 watt combo that is my current cab.
@@J_Braz_ You are right about the volume at zero, it does have a little bit of sound. As for the fizz, at low volumes, most amps, won't sound great, Marshalls are notorious with that
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My dsl20hr is brand new
But the ribavs don't work
are you normal?
yeah, mine is normal. It's not a very intense reverb, but it's there.
@@megahurtz30 Does it work without a foot pedal, Reverb?
If you turn up the volume
In the cabinet, woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I don't feel a sense of space
dsl 1hr was strong..
@@user-wk6sj8lj1y yes, the footpedal doesn't act on the reverb
What do you prefer, Marshall or Orange?
Well, i only have the DSL 20 and the Orange Dark Terror. They are different. I don't have a favourite, they both have their sound. The Marshall has those typical highs and high mids, and it's fairly tight even with a lot of gain. It also comes with a lot of features, like it's higher watt counterparts. The Orange Dark Terror is very simple with minimal controls, it has a sound maybe closer to some Mesas (maybe?), so, different than Marshall. It also has it's place. If you crank the gain to full, it will sound a bit fuzzy because it doesn't filter the bass coming from the guitar has much (i suspect). It also has some very high freq. that you might want to filter out, or not, depending of what you want. I simply like them both.
What size and brand speaker cabinet is being used?
I'm using Torpedo Wall of Sound cabinet simulation, you can see the settings at: 02:31 ; 03:10 ; 03:42 ; 03:55 ; 09:58 and 16:00
What cabinets do you use in the video?
I'm using Torpedo Wall of Sound cabinet simulation, you can see the settings at: 02:31 ; 03:10 ; 03:42 ; 03:55 ; 09:58 and 16:00
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