Hi!
A newbie question here. Just bought the as50d amp and I'm a bit lost with the effects controls on it. So here's the thing that's bothering me, does the switches for channel one and two also control reverb or is reverb always on if the control nob is turned on of course. It is always on my amp if the nob is turned, even when non of the channel switches aren't pressed. Should it be like that that or is it something wrong with the amp? So should the channel switches next to chorus also turn on or off the reverb or not?
I was just wondering if Marshall is working on a new firmware update for the code series amplifiers and if so when could we expect it to be released?
I got dsl1cr today
If i want to record or practice with headphone without speaker sound
Is it possible disconnect speaker cable?
Is there internal dummy load in dsl1cr?
Today I bought a brand new JVM 205H Amp and a 1936V Cab. I am soooo lucky :-) It sounds fantastic and I am really looking forward to learning how to get the best out of it. However, I made the mistake of unboxing everything and not paying attention as to which cable came from which box and the cables were not labelled.
There are 3 cables
* The long soft cable marked RJS ELEC - AWG18 - 41/0.16 - 0.824mm ... I assumed is the speaker cable. Is that correct ?
* A short thinner cable marked Marshall PVC 0.34 SQmm X 2cores Wonderful VN (LF)... I assumed is for the 4 way footswitch. Is that correct?
* A long thinner hard PVC unmarked cable ..... I assumed is to connect the guitar. Is that correct ?
Using the cables connected as above, when I switched the amp to 'ON' I had an unpleasant buzz/hum. I discovered that the volume of hum was completely dependent on the volume control knob on the guitar. Turn it to zero and the hum disappears, turn it to 10 and the hum is very unpleasant.
I tried swapping the un-marked cable for a guitar cable that I already own (braded yellow) and the hum ALMOST disappeared even with the guitar at full volume.
1) Did I correctly guess the correct cables for the Amp, Footswitch and guitar ?
2) If I did guess correctly then why would using the cable supplied for the guitar create such a loud hum and is there anything I can do to resolve this issue completley?
Thanks in advance
Richard
Hi.
Anybody around here with a JCM800 head that would care to comment on the below???
I am having issues with noise on the CODE amps. when I use the JCM800 PRE-AMP i.e. it's REAL bad (in my opinion) and I'm just wondering: does a REAL JCM800 have high noise levels??? I had an (original) JCM800 back in the '80's and I don't ever remember it having noise like the CODE JCM800 modelling.
Regards,
Dale.
Another quick question:
Exactly how does the Noise Gate operate??? Not quite sure how to ask this question but here goes:
Does the Gate simply suppress ANYTHING and EVERYTHING below a certain SIGNAL level (depending on the setting) or is it able to determine the frequencies of the noise and only attentuate those frequencies (again depending on the setting)???
In other words: if you set the Gate to eliminate noise when there is supposed to be silence then no problem i.e. this works fine but you can hear the noise when you start playing i.e. it lifts with your sound. But I THINK I noticed this morning that if you set the gate higher then it seems to start seperating out the noise from the actual guitar sound (although it does alter the sound to a degree but nothing major or problematic). And it doesn't seem to affect sustain i.e. if it were merely suppressing ANYTHING and EVERYTHING below a certain SIGNAL level (depending on the setting) then it stands to reason that the higher you set it the more it will chop your sustain as the note decays and it doesn't appear to be doing this.
Hope the question makes sense.
Regards,
Dale.
Hi.
I've just noticed something and I'm not sure if it's by design or if it's because I only use the PC Editor:
If you select the Natural (No FX) PRE-AMP setting it would appear that the ONLY FX that is disabled with this setting is the Distortion PRE-FX i.e. the other three PRE-FX (Compressor, Auto Wah, and Pitch Shifter) are still useable. Is this by design or is this because I only use the PC Editor that I'm able to use those three PRE-FX when Natural (No FX) is selected??? And if it's by design it ain't mentioned in the manuals.
Just curious (suits me whatever the answer).
Regards,
Dale.
Someone could kindly let me know if there is a code 100 patch to simulate the model Marshall avt150 Valvestate 2000 pre-valved
Thanks in Advance!!!
Hey Marshall Forum!
About a year ago I bought my first ever Marshall amplifier; the Silver Jubilee 100W head (with 4x12 cab).
Since I use it mostly at home, I haven't cranked the volume all that much. But when I do, I notice a loud humming noise.
Today I turned the amp on, without having the guitar cable attached to it, cranked up the Master volume (with 0 gain!) and it hummed like crazy.
What could be the source of the humming?? And more importantly, how can I get rid of this awful humming?
The only cables that were attached were the footswitch, FX in/out and the power cable.
code 50 stuck in bootloader mode tryed on and off unpluged and pluged back in tryed redownload update nothing works please any help at all
Does this service exist ?
I am looking for a 2 x 12 guitar cabinet in standard black grain tolez with 'bluesbreaker cloth'.
I have a JCM 800 serial number S/A 14062R. I think it is a 2203 100 watt lead. I’ve tried other sites and it’s not quite clear. Can anyone help?
Cheers 🥃
I can’t get the Code connected via usb to work any news on this nothing happens at all plugging in the usb and nothing in my DAW
Hello
Hi - my first post - hoping someone can help me.
I have a 1998 DSL100 along with a 1960A and a 1936 cabinet. Typically I use one cab or the other, but I'd like to try using both cabs, but am not sure about matching the impedance.
The DSL head has the 3 outputs - 1 dedicated to 16 ohm and 2 that can do either 4 or 8 ohms along with the 4/8 switch.
The 1960A cab can do either 4 or 16 ohms in mono, or 8 ohms in stereo.
The 1936 cab can do either 8 ohms in mono or 16 ohms in stereo.
It doesn't look to me like I can use both cabs at the same time, but maybe I'm not completely understanding it. Is there a way to hook up both cabs to head??
The right hand input on the 1960A says it's 16 ohm mono or 8 stereo, whereas the 1936 is the opposite and is 8 ohm mono and 16 ohm stereo. Can I go from the 4/8 outputs on the head to the right hand input on both cabs - will this work without causing damage?? If I can, do I set the DSL head to 4 or 8 ohms, and should the switch on the 1960A be mono or stereo?
Thanks - I appreciate your brain power lol!!
Phil
Hello, I have acquired the CODE 25, really an excellent amplifier, very versatile and very good presets. My problem and please I hope you help me to resorve it, is that even though I can connect via Bluetooth, I can listen to my tracks ....... the big problem is that when I want to use the FX or presets it appears that there is no amplifier connected ... (either from my android phone or my Ipad I ... I do not understand what the problem is.) Secondly, when I want to install the MARSHALL FIRMWARE UPDATE UTILITY, to enter presets or update the ampli, does not recognize the connection.I request guidance to be able to make full use of such a beautiful tool for my music.I use Widows 10 and G. Chrome.For your attention, thank you very much
I have a new DSL 20 head and when I use the loop, as soon as I activate a pedal, I can hear that pedal coloring the sound. Once I switch the loop on via foot switch, the volume drops a bit, but I get the same sound. Once I turn the loop back off, the coloring ends and the loop acts as it was intended. But there is a volume drop.
does the AS100D acoustic amp have 48 volts of phantom power for my blue200 dynamic microphone.
