Euge we desperately need a full 30 min tutorial from you teaching 80s style rhythm like in this song. All the chord shapes, open chords, inverted chords, whatever you do in your incredible 80s tracks. A full lesson in the rhythm style of the 80s Sunset Strip sound. Please man, please!
I've recorded with the Origin 20 and gigged many times with the Origin 50 because it's less troublesome than the JCM800 (or JCM900) but sounds just a good. I've got plenty of hand-wired amps but hardly ever use them because even the self proclaimed cork-sniffing tube snobs (which I used to be) couldn't tell the difference, especially in a live setting. More $$ for an amp doesn't mean it's better, it just means bragging rights.
Seriously. I've definitely learned that price tag, and pedigree does not mean how much I will enjoy it. My favorite amp to bring to jam sessions right now is my old Peavey Butcher with a Boss SD-1 in front. Simple, yet so good sounding.
Even Dave Friedman and James Brown(5150 builder) say hand wired is very overrated and doesn't make an amp sound better. I also used to think hand wired was better.
For me, the difference between hardwired and PCBA tends to be a simple choice between repairability and the associated downtime. I had a Fender Bassbreaker and 15 - a tube combo amp and it required replacement of the same PCB reverb board again and again, 3 times within the first year of purchase - a brand new amp. The downtime was 6-10 weeks at a time. So annoying! This head sounds great and is seemingly a great value. I’m just very wary AND have become weary of PCB for the reasons aforementioned. The new AND aftermarket prices for this head are great, however and just may have nearly sold me on it. I’ll still hold on to one or two other HW Marshall tube amps - my ‘72 Marshall Artiste 2040 2x12 and at some point, the 1959HW.
The Origin 20 is probably the best bang for buck gear purchase I've ever made. Playing only at home these days - mine lives on the 0.5 and 3 watt settings, *plus* usually just enough attenuation not to squash it because those are still loud enough for the neighbours. Even if a real JMP/JTM sounds better at full tilt, I don't think anything else could do the cranked Marshall at home practice volume better. It's very versatile with pedals or treating it as a 20W EL34 valve power amp for other preamps. It takes a bit of learning to dial in, and I get why people who think Marshall = Hot-rodded JCM800 would be disappointed by it, its more in the Bassman/JTM ballpark (there's the DSL for affordable high gain). Treating it like a non master volume amp by starting with the volume wide open as you have done yields the best results, and the greenback is definitely the right speaker for it (I think it's half of the old school Marshall sound).
Thanx for this very thorough demo. I bought my 20 head 2 months ago thanks to you. I also bought the cabinet. I major advise : do load the cabinet with better speakers. It sounded like crap so I loaded it with EMV12L I had form elsewhere. The magic happened !
Amazing demo/comparison. I just bought the Origin 20. The best thing is the insight you give as to how you set the settings, listening for the sound to open up. Amazing nugget there. Great stuff.
Awesome! I have the combo Origin 20 amp, to my ears that plexi has more signal in it. It has more frequencies that I can hear. So it sounds more powerful. The O20 is closer to a Fender amp. But still the O20 is very close to sounding like the plexi. Great playing!
I have the 20W version and not fond of the built in boost, I think it gets a bit flubby. Sounds great with a boost pedal in front though. Tightens it right up and gives it a nice edge. The tilt control is great. If I want more of everything I switch to my 5150 III. By the way, your Marshall cab sounds incredible!
Love the comparison with an actual “Plexi” similar but not quite. And like you said not surprisingly. Still good sounding amp, especially at its price. Thanks!
I have an Origin 50, and the sound is something good. Different from plexi, yet we still refer to it as plexi, you can juice out nice tones. Working well with pedals. Thank you for posting the video; I share your experience.
Hey, you did it!!! Ive been waiting for this one. I asked you to demo this amp some time ago and thanks so much for all the work involved. I knew you would make it rock out the way i had imagined! Thanks man. Might grab one up now.
Been waiting for this, and the result is pretty much what I expected/hoped. It sure isn't a Plexi, but it kinda got it's own thing going on, while still sounding very much like a Marshall. Fantastic review. Thank you. =)
I have a Marshall Origin 20 Combo and it's great, it's a perfect platform for all kinds of effects. You can, for example, get a great 80's-style distortion with it using Fulltone OCD V.2, slightly cranked up and with a Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive pedal :)
Really great playing. In some spots this rig (to my ears) evokes VH circa Us festival- my personal fave for Eddie's live sounds- hide your sheep era I guess. Again, great playing and demo.
I’m loving the tones of this. I think that presence seems to be. Avis more touchy & the bottom end seems a little more tight. I like that more than the flub of the original amp. The gain structure is nice too.
I've had the same amp in the combo version for a year, gigging 6x a month. Absolutely love it. It's actually inspired by pre-plexi Marshalls like the JTM45 and Bluesbreaker, hence the name. I've owned an original 1969 plexi, and prefer the cleans on the Origin. But you can make the Origin come pretty close to plexis nonetheless
I absolutely hate the term Plexi. Marshall NEVER called any of their amps a "Plexi", but all of them can be considered to be a "plexi", because every model shared the same circuit topology, and all the models sounded pretty much the same.
@@rebeccabailey527 Hello we have a prescriptivist here. I'm happy with a more descriptivist route - describing actual language usage. From Marshall's own website: Plexi refers to the early Marshall amps that used a plexiglass front panel from 1965-1969. The 100 Watt Super Lead (model number 1959) is the amp most commonly associated with the name. It's part of the general lexicon whether you like it or not. Sorry about that.
Love that hollow log sound. Although I've noticed that you've been using a real cab for most of your videos over the last year or so. Before you used to use your st rock with IRs. Why the change?
Real deal is always a real deal and I have full control over the cabs, speakers, mics, mic pre etc. whereas IR is something that someone created / captured. But that being said I still use the reactive load & Jens Bogren’s IRs every now & then if I want something else than I get from my cabs.
@Euge Valovirta well said. I'm not involved in recording or anything, and i do have some digital gear (plug ins, irs, captor x, headphones, etc), but nothing is ever quite as satisfying to me as running one of my amps through a good cabinet. Totally different use case, i know, but i likes what i likes ;)
Why is yours brown? Also, I’ve had mine for a couple days now and I’m really liking it. Found the tone I like and it makes me want to practice more. So it’s worth the price.
I dont know how prevalent it is with the heads, but the combos sometimes have an issue with the volume dropping out, or jumping back and forth. So I opened mine up, and discovered all of the wires from the switches and the transformers that connect to the pcb were being vibrated loose, The connectors are the same kind you will find on a speaker. First I crimped all the connectors tightly to the blades on the board, and that worked for a while. But it came back. I eventually had to cut off the connectors on each wire, and solder the wires to the blades. No volume issues since.
I bought an Origin 50, and the amp is good enough to clearly show what music is in your hand. If you cannot make good noise with this amp, there is no reason to spend a penny more on an expensive head; you may just need more practice. Working so well with pedals, and the price tag is a bargain.
How loud would you say the Origin 20 is at 0,5W? I've been thinking of buying a small tube amp, something capable of 1W or lower. But I'm starting to think that any tube amp - in case you want to crank it up (or high enough to get 'that' sound) - is too loud for typical bedroom volume. I don't know what it is with these videos, but these guys are making every amp and guitar and everything sound the same 😁. If I could make a 200 dollar guitar and a 500 dollar amp sound like something "Made in USA/Europe/Japan", I'd probably not bother paying more. Sure, there was a difference, but for me not worth the extra money. The quality of the parts could be different though. I love my Indonesian Squier, but the tremolo was basically unusable because of the poor quality. Could be the same with these cheap amps. But I'm sure they're good value nontheless.
I did own an Origin20 for a while, but was not happy with the sound. I had a tech to the headfirst JCM800 esque mod but it still was not my thing. Now with an SV20 and 2525H I'm much happier. I mean the Origin can sound great in it's own way but it's never going to be a plexi due to it's non classic circuit and gain structure.
Good demo. I have the same amp and run it with a Friedman BE-OD which sounds awesome. BTW I though the EVH Frankenstein did not have a functional neck pickup. Did you modify it? Sounds great!
I’ve got the 50watt head going into a 1922 cab loaded with g12h30 greenbacks and it sounds glorious , simply sounds like good Marshall should , what’s not to like ?
Congratulations for your job!!!! Please. as for the volume level, does the origin 20 have the same as the other 20w marshall? (the sc/sv/dsl 20, for example) I have an sc20 and I think it's perfect for small gigs!!! Thank you very much for your attention!
You always get phenomenal tone Euge! I love it? Have you done a video for the god below id love to learn that song what you did with that is a masterpiece!
@@EugeValovirta230V even with just the iPhone the tones still great, you always manage to get amazing tone no matter what! Cheers Euge you've taught me heaps from my transition from drums to guitar, I never thought I'd get sick in my life but someone told me to learn guitar so I did best advice I was given I've gotten good at being able to watch and copy just like I did with drums. So you've taught me so much and I really thank you and appreciate all these videos keep it coming buddy! Love your work! 🤘🤜
@@EugeValovirta230V fuzzy distortion with clipping , when the pedal fully cranked to more is more level and the amp fully cranked . then , you may get randy's tone
Appears to be a nice pedal platform, is there any tube head that the SD-1 can not spice up well? By the way, I clicked the first like on this vid, not even out in minutes, was just happening to be browsing. haha 😁
It all depends the way one plays but I’d say probably the DSL since Origin is more in that Plexi territory and if I remember correct I could get pretty good 800 style tones out from the DSL; low gain and SD-1 in front etc.
Thanks! To be honest I have no idea; I just set each guitar to where it works & feels the best but in general I think the low E is usually somewhere between 2.00-2.25 mm and the high E between 1.75-2.00 mm. But this is just a guess 🙂. I'd need to check with a measuring tool which I have 'cos I set up guitars for other players and some of them wants to have exact measurements but I don't 🙂. EDIT: I just checked and this one is low E - 2.00 mm and high E - 1.75mm.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks alot, Almost identical with my action 2.00mm to 1.80 mm , strings feel great and tone is awesome like that. İ have to admit you have one of the best tones and playin style in entire youtube. Keep the great content Euge. İts great to have you !!! Cheers bro!
based on what I hear I find it too harsh and lacking precision, I did not play it so not a firm opinion. I own a Silver Jubilee and a DSL, price wise I think the DSL is a very good option but it's a different beast (more modern IMO)
It’s great! I’ve had it since early 2000s and it wasn’t working in recent years but my friend at MusiX fixed it last week and now it works again like a charm 👌. Will do a video about it in the near future.
Aw gee sus ! WHY the stupid distortion ? my Boss SD1 AND SD2 gives all of the distortion i need on gigs, ARE YOU ABLE TO PLAY CLEAN SOUNDS ? have to go, just cannot listen anymore sorry.
What a piece of junk!! The Origin is the worst amp Marshall has right now. Garbage. Atleast get you hands on a modified unit!! Off the shelf is garbage
@@EugeValovirta230V not jet.... SICK man will create it soon with some sick app to mobilephone. Can you scuffle.... Van Halen, i am the one ☝️ So difficult for my right hand to get and ofcause because that i don't precise what the F+@$ is going on....but Sound so COOL 🤘😁 Thank you man ☝️👍😁
Euge we desperately need a full 30 min tutorial from you teaching 80s style rhythm like in this song. All the chord shapes, open chords, inverted chords, whatever you do in your incredible 80s tracks. A full lesson in the rhythm style of the 80s Sunset Strip sound. Please man, please!
That’s a pretty good idea. Will add to my to do - list 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks Euge! 80s rhythm guitar is a lost art and you are a master of it!
Great idea!
That would be awesome
PLEASE do that.
I've recorded with the Origin 20 and gigged many times with the Origin 50 because it's less troublesome than the JCM800 (or JCM900) but sounds just a good. I've got plenty of hand-wired amps but hardly ever use them because even the self proclaimed cork-sniffing tube snobs (which I used to be) couldn't tell the difference, especially in a live setting. More $$ for an amp doesn't mean it's better, it just means bragging rights.
Word 💪.
Seriously. I've definitely learned that price tag, and pedigree does not mean how much I will enjoy it. My favorite amp to bring to jam sessions right now is my old Peavey Butcher with a Boss SD-1 in front. Simple, yet so good sounding.
Even Dave Friedman and James Brown(5150 builder) say hand wired is very overrated and doesn't make an amp sound better. I also used to think hand wired was better.
For me, the difference between hardwired and PCBA tends to be a simple choice between repairability and the associated downtime. I had a Fender Bassbreaker and 15 - a tube combo amp and it required replacement of the same PCB reverb board again and again, 3 times within the first year of purchase - a brand new amp. The downtime was 6-10 weeks at a time. So annoying! This head sounds great and is seemingly a great value. I’m just very wary AND have become weary of PCB for the reasons aforementioned. The new AND aftermarket prices for this head are great, however and just may have nearly sold me on it. I’ll still hold on to one or two other HW Marshall tube amps - my ‘72 Marshall Artiste 2040 2x12 and at some point, the 1959HW.
For practice and recording on laptop with a load box which one would you suggest, Origin 20 or 50? Really torn between the two. Thanks!
I've got one. Love it. Best 400 bucks I ever spent. Plexi on a budget without the risk of being evicted.
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The Origin 20 is probably the best bang for buck gear purchase I've ever made. Playing only at home these days - mine lives on the 0.5 and 3 watt settings, *plus* usually just enough attenuation not to squash it because those are still loud enough for the neighbours. Even if a real JMP/JTM sounds better at full tilt, I don't think anything else could do the cranked Marshall at home practice volume better.
It's very versatile with pedals or treating it as a 20W EL34 valve power amp for other preamps.
It takes a bit of learning to dial in, and I get why people who think Marshall = Hot-rodded JCM800 would be disappointed by it, its more in the Bassman/JTM ballpark (there's the DSL for affordable high gain). Treating it like a non master volume amp by starting with the volume wide open as you have done yields the best results, and the greenback is definitely the right speaker for it (I think it's half of the old school Marshall sound).
👌🤟💪
LOVED that opening song.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Thanx for this very thorough demo. I bought my 20 head 2 months ago thanks to you. I also bought the cabinet. I major advise : do load the cabinet with better speakers. It sounded like crap so I loaded it with EMV12L I had form elsewhere. The magic happened !
Brilliant video again, mate. The ORIGIN amps are an often overlooked but really great line within the Marshall amp lines.
Thanks! Indeed.
"Here in Switzerland"
Hetkinen, odotappas nyt! 😂
Täällä on ihmisen hyvä olla 👌😎. Tai on se vissiin Suomessakin, mutta mä en ole asunut siellä yli 12 vuoteen, niin ei silleen osaa oikein enää sanoa.
Amazing demo/comparison. I just bought the Origin 20. The best thing is the insight you give as to how you set the settings, listening for the sound to open up. Amazing nugget there. Great stuff.
Awesome, thank you!
Awesome! I have the combo Origin 20 amp, to my ears that plexi has more signal in it. It has more frequencies that I can hear. So it sounds more powerful. The O20 is closer to a Fender amp. But still the O20 is very close to sounding like the plexi. Great playing!
I love mine and use the same SD-1 in front of mine. Such a great amp!
Euge, can't wait to hear the new album. Love your playing. Cheers from Seattle!
Cheers!
I have the 20W version and not fond of the built in boost, I think it gets a bit flubby. Sounds great with a boost pedal in front though. Tightens it right up and gives it a nice edge. The tilt control is great. If I want more of everything I switch to my 5150 III. By the way, your Marshall cab sounds incredible!
I agree. Thanks!
I have a small stereo plug shoved into my footswitch jack that keeps the loop engaged and deactivates the boost for this reason, gets too flubby
If it gets too flubby, use less bass. Remember it's a guitar not a bass, you don't need much at all.
Dude, you’re so into it.!! Movin’ n’ grooving, I’ve never seen you so body physical, definitely the upbeat music…!!👍🏼
🕺😎🎼
This feels like it’s close to the classic Vitto Bratta tone!
It's so epic, as the introduction reflects your feelings, especially when it is in the title: "Marshall".🤘😃👍
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Check out the Headfirst Amplification Origin 20 mod. This will turn an Origin in a crazy good amp. 👍🏻
Thanks for the tip but not for me since I’ve already returned the amp to MusiX. But for those who has the amp might be worthwile to check it out 🤟😎.
I fucking love the arpeggios in the solo ,kick ass
Also an mp1 guy myself and I miss the shit out of it
Thanks!
Love the comparison with an actual “Plexi” similar but not quite. And like you said not surprisingly. Still good sounding amp, especially at its price.
Thanks!
I have an Origin 50, and the sound is something good. Different from plexi, yet we still refer to it as plexi, you can juice out nice tones. Working well with pedals. Thank you for posting the video; I share your experience.
Sounds great! Btw 50w model have very similar price as 20w model, so it's cool amp for giging :)
Thanks! Cool!
Would be nice to see you doing something "hybrid", like testing Valvestates, or SS amps like the Crates.
If I get my hands on those someday then absolutely.
Hey, you did it!!! Ive been waiting for this one. I asked you to demo this amp some time ago and thanks so much for all the work involved. I knew you would make it rock out the way i had imagined! Thanks man. Might grab one up now.
Cool thanks man!
Been waiting for this, and the result is pretty much what I expected/hoped.
It sure isn't a Plexi, but it kinda got it's own thing going on, while still sounding very much like a Marshall.
Fantastic review. Thank you. =)
Thanks!
Great demo! It sounds great and the price is great 👍
Thanks!
Your pinch harmonics are top notch
I have a Marshall Origin 20 Combo and it's great, it's a perfect platform for all kinds of effects. You can, for example, get a great 80's-style distortion with it using Fulltone OCD V.2, slightly cranked up and with a Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive pedal :)
Sweet demo, awesome playing!
Thanks a lot!
Origin sounds great. The combo amp is great for the bedroom.
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unbelieveable, it's great sounding amp
Yes.
I watched a lot of your reviews but this one has just awesome intro music
Thanks!
Really great playing. In some spots this rig (to my ears) evokes VH circa Us festival- my personal fave for Eddie's live sounds- hide your sheep era I guess. Again, great playing and demo.
Thanks!
I’m loving the tones of this. I think that presence seems to be. Avis more touchy & the bottom end seems a little more tight. I like that more than the flub of the original amp. The gain structure is nice too.
This opening track is great!!!
Thanks!
The amp sounds very good and the song is very cool!
Cheers from Portugal 🤘🍺🇵🇹
Would be great to see you run the Hot Mod into this one.
Great video as always by the way
The LegendaryTones mods are not (yet) compatible with the origin Marshalls
Already returned the amp to MusiX 😎.
I've had the same amp in the combo version for a year, gigging 6x a month. Absolutely love it. It's actually inspired by pre-plexi Marshalls like the JTM45 and Bluesbreaker, hence the name. I've owned an original 1969 plexi, and prefer the cleans on the Origin. But you can make the Origin come pretty close to plexis nonetheless
I absolutely hate the term Plexi. Marshall NEVER called any of their amps a "Plexi", but all of them can be considered to be a "plexi", because every model shared the same circuit topology, and all the models sounded pretty much the same.
@@rebeccabailey527 Hello we have a prescriptivist here. I'm happy with a more descriptivist route - describing actual language usage. From Marshall's own website: Plexi refers to the early Marshall amps that used a plexiglass front panel from 1965-1969. The 100 Watt Super Lead (model number 1959) is the amp most commonly associated with the name.
It's part of the general lexicon whether you like it or not. Sorry about that.
as always, great content, amazing playing! looking forward for your new record!
Thanks man! Really glad to hear!
Love that hollow log sound. Although I've noticed that you've been using a real cab for most of your videos over the last year or so. Before you used to use your st rock with IRs. Why the change?
Real deal is always a real deal and I have full control over the cabs, speakers, mics, mic pre etc. whereas IR is something that someone created / captured. But that being said I still use the reactive load & Jens Bogren’s IRs every now & then if I want something else than I get from my cabs.
@Euge Valovirta well said. I'm not involved in recording or anything, and i do have some digital gear (plug ins, irs, captor x, headphones, etc), but nothing is ever quite as satisfying to me as running one of my amps through a good cabinet. Totally different use case, i know, but i likes what i likes ;)
Thanks!
Why is yours brown?
Also, I’ve had mine for a couple days now and I’m really liking it. Found the tone I like and it makes me want to practice more. So it’s worth the price.
"i cant hear shit with my eyes"
if only every guitarist would have that mindset xD
😎🤷🎼👂
I have the 50w combo and love it. Great amp for the price
I dont know how prevalent it is with the heads, but the combos sometimes have an issue with the volume dropping out, or jumping back and forth.
So I opened mine up, and discovered all of the wires from the switches and the transformers that connect to the pcb were being vibrated loose, The connectors are the same kind you will find on a speaker.
First I crimped all the connectors tightly to the blades on the board, and that worked for a while. But it came back.
I eventually had to cut off the connectors on each wire, and solder the wires to the blades. No volume issues since.
20W version sounds great on the high string rhythm part
Great review as always! Thank you.
Thanks!
Great vid, bro. As always. Waiting for my ORIGIN! :)
How is the "feel" while playing? I have the 20w JCM 800 and love it but that white finish is very tempting! Great demo
Pretty good. Not quite like with the 1987x but damn close. Thanks!
Hallo my eastern naboer. That little marshall have some attityde. Great video to 👍i like your guitar playing
Thanks!
I bought an Origin 50, and the amp is good enough to clearly show what music is in your hand. If you cannot make good noise with this amp, there is no reason to spend a penny more on an expensive head; you may just need more practice. Working so well with pedals, and the price tag is a bargain.
Exactly👌.
Great tune man... I've heard the initial riff in the review of the mark V 25 right?
Thanks! Could be 🤔.
How loud would you say the Origin 20 is at 0,5W? I've been thinking of buying a small tube amp, something capable of 1W or lower. But I'm starting to think that any tube amp - in case you want to crank it up (or high enough to get 'that' sound) - is too loud for typical bedroom volume.
I don't know what it is with these videos, but these guys are making every amp and guitar and everything sound the same 😁. If I could make a 200 dollar guitar and a 500 dollar amp sound like something "Made in USA/Europe/Japan", I'd probably not bother paying more. Sure, there was a difference, but for me not worth the extra money. The quality of the parts could be different though. I love my Indonesian Squier, but the tremolo was basically unusable because of the poor quality. Could be the same with these cheap amps. But I'm sure they're good value nontheless.
But... I wanted to know how to get the *sound*, not how to play like them. What amp/ speakers/ pedals/ wah/ pickups were in use here? It sounds great.
Love your content Euge, we share similar tastes for gear. Cheers!
Thanks man!
I have 50w and it's crazy loud
Yep 💪😎.
I did own an Origin20 for a while, but was not happy with the sound. I had a tech to the headfirst JCM800 esque mod but it still was not my thing. Now with an SV20 and 2525H I'm much happier. I mean the Origin can sound great in it's own way but it's never going to be a plexi due to it's non classic circuit and gain structure.
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16:13 "i can't hear shit with my eyes"
Id buy a shirt of that.
Yer killing it dude 😊
😎🕺🤟
Good demo. I have the same amp and run it with a Friedman BE-OD which sounds awesome. BTW I though the EVH Frankenstein did not have a functional neck pickup. Did you modify it? Sounds great!
Great vid as always! Was the gain knob on the Origin pulled up? Ty!
Thanks! I guess you didn’t pay attention 😎. It was and it wasn’t. Mostly it wasn’t.
Sounds really great 👍 tusan tak
Thanks ✌️
Sounds beautiful ! ❤
Thanks!
Its good but it certainly isnt the BADBOY. Im looking forward to that being in the amp x great playing as always Euge.
Nope 😎.
Thanks for the vid !
How about reliability of this amp ? Some users’ experience ?
I’ve got the 50watt head going into a 1922 cab loaded with g12h30 greenbacks and it sounds glorious , simply sounds like good Marshall should , what’s not to like ?
Yeah! Nothing I think 😎.
Check out the Headfirst mods for these, Jason has done some incredible work on them.
Do you think the Origin series is better than the Haze?
That white colour though!
Yeah!
Congratulations for your job!!!! Please. as for the volume level, does the origin 20 have the same as the other 20w marshall? (the sc/sv/dsl 20, for example)
I have an sc20 and I think it's perfect for small gigs!!!
Thank you very much for your attention!
Thanks! Yeah I think they’re all in the same ballpark so to say 👌🎼.
You always get phenomenal tone Euge!
I love it?
Have you done a video for the god below id love to learn that song what you did with that is a masterpiece!
Thanks! Yes. It’s quite old and shot just with an iPhone but it does the job: th-cam.com/play/PLNp0B6WY2X5Ou7Y_1Xf3_jNjF-69dY6kO.html
@@EugeValovirta230V your a legend mate cheers! 🤘
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@@EugeValovirta230V even with just the iPhone the tones still great, you always manage to get amazing tone no matter what!
Cheers Euge you've taught me heaps from my transition from drums to guitar, I never thought I'd get sick in my life but someone told me to learn guitar so I did best advice I was given I've gotten good at being able to watch and copy just like I did with drums.
So you've taught me so much and I really thank you and appreciate all these videos keep it coming buddy!
Love your work!
🤘🤜
Glad to hear man! Thanks!
Cool vid!! Shootout between the origin and the sv20h 😉?
I don’t have those amps; just borrow these from a local music store MusiX so can’t do that 😎.
i have a soft spot for amps in non standard colors - is that cream/ivory color?
It looks like that so I’d say yes 👌.
if you have a mxr distortion plus , then you may get randy rhoads live sound
Yeah I had one back in the day and although the name suggests that it’s a distortion it’s an overdrive and not that far from SD-1 😎👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V fuzzy distortion with clipping , when the pedal fully cranked to more is more level and the amp fully cranked . then , you may get randy's tone
Don’t know about me but if someone can get his sound / tone I’m impressed.
Killer song!!!
Thanks!
some great early van halen tones on a budget!
Indeed 👌.
Appears to be a nice pedal platform, is there any tube head that the SD-1 can not spice up well? By the way, I clicked the first like on this vid, not even out in minutes, was just happening to be browsing. haha 😁
Yeah! Some take a tube screamer a bit better (I like TS more with my 5150) but with Marshalls it’s a no brainer 😎💪. Cool man thanks!
What is the name of the song? I want to buy the CD.
Cool sounds like Vito bratta !!
How do you feel about old school Carvin cabinets witch i still have a 4×12 cab always shook the house
With celestions
No idea 😎
Your opinion, which Marshall is more close to the Zakk sound in the 80, origin 20 or dsl 20
It all depends the way one plays but I’d say probably the DSL since Origin is more in that Plexi territory and if I remember correct I could get pretty good 800 style tones out from the DSL; low gain and SD-1 in front etc.
The real Plexi is so much more precise and tighter in the low end, with a much fuller midrange. It's an amp that would sit great in the mix.
Yep.
This amp was not designed to be a plexi. This is based off of a pre-plexi circuit.
Hey mate great review as alsays, i really wonder your action height on guitar, if you have time and share it that would be great :) ty
Thanks! To be honest I have no idea; I just set each guitar to where it works & feels the best but in general I think the low E is usually somewhere between 2.00-2.25 mm and the high E between 1.75-2.00 mm. But this is just a guess 🙂. I'd need to check with a measuring tool which I have 'cos I set up guitars for other players and some of them wants to have exact measurements but I don't 🙂. EDIT: I just checked and this one is low E - 2.00 mm and high E - 1.75mm.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks alot, Almost identical with my action 2.00mm to 1.80 mm , strings feel great and tone is awesome like that. İ have to admit you have one of the best tones and playin style in entire youtube. Keep the great content Euge. İts great to have you !!! Cheers bro!
Thanks!
based on what I hear I find it too harsh and lacking precision, I did not play it so not a firm opinion. I own a Silver Jubilee and a DSL, price wise I think the DSL is a very good option but it's a different beast (more modern IMO)
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Budget friendly??? Not in USA for almost $2,000. I have a $600 Wang’s 1987. I do like the Marshall 20w reissue stuff. Sounds great!
Not the Origin line, the 20w Studio series is what you are thinking of at that price point. The Origin 20 head is $650 US.
649,99: www.sweetwater.com/store/search?s=marshall%20origin%2020%20head
Thanks. My mistake. Sv20 vintage is the pricey one. $1700 us.
How is the TC D-TWO...?
It’s great! I’ve had it since early 2000s and it wasn’t working in recent years but my friend at MusiX fixed it last week and now it works again like a charm 👌. Will do a video about it in the near future.
@@EugeValovirta230V I should better get one before the video...the price will skyrocket...
Yeah they’re really cheap (at least for now 😎). And it’s a really good delay and really easy to use & program; tap tempo, delay rhythms, panning etc.
@@EugeValovirta230V Nice to see you go back to hardware effects instead of plugins...
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I love my dsl 100h and 20h origin ☺️ for dsl i have T75 x2 and for origin greenback + G12H30 😝🍆
The Plexi is a pit Bull, and the Origin 20 is Doberman.
PS I have an Origin20 C?
Bottom end sounds muddy.
Sounds a bit compressed and muddy in the overall midrange as well.
Also has that “fuzzish” top end.
No thank you.
Origin bottom end is too flubby. Sounds almost like a broke fuzz box.
I just couldnt bond with these origin amps
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The Origin can't keep up.
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I do not want to be the party puker but to me this does not sound plexi at all. It lacks the chime and the punch.
It doesn't even sound like a Marshall. Just my 2 cents
Can’t argue with personal opinions.
@Euge Valovirta true.
Aw gee sus ! WHY the stupid distortion ? my Boss SD1 AND SD2 gives all of the distortion i need on gigs, ARE YOU ABLE TO PLAY CLEAN SOUNDS ? have to go, just cannot listen anymore sorry.
What a piece of junk!! The Origin is the worst amp Marshall has right now. Garbage. Atleast get you hands on a modified unit!! Off the shelf is garbage
....which is exactly what people said about the JCM800 when it came out. The Origin is a fantastic amp.
Can’t argue with personal opinions. I liked it a lot.
I agree.
Did the song at the beginning ever come out? I keep coming back to this video to listen to it.
The album will be released in 2024 👌.
I can hear a SHIT with my eyes 👍 haha funny 😁 laugh
Well I can’t and haven’t met a human who can 🤷♂️😎.
@@EugeValovirta230V not jet.... SICK man will create it soon with some sick app to mobilephone. Can you scuffle.... Van Halen, i am the one ☝️ So difficult for my right hand to get and ofcause because that i don't precise what the F+@$ is going on....but Sound so COOL 🤘😁 Thank you man ☝️👍😁