Hi.

I note that my previous post in this regard has dissapeared "as if by magic".  So I ask again:

What is happening with the Marshall CODE100 i.e. when will it be released???

What is happening with the PEDL-91010 footswitch (for both the CODE100 and the other CODE amps.)???

I'm sorry but I have to express the below:

Support, or lack thereof, when it comes to the CODE amps. is concerning to say the least.  I have no less than 4 x CODE amps. and not to mention the various other Marshall amps. I've had over the years from time to time.  I think I (we) deserve answers when questions are asked.  I (we) certainly don't need posts deleted when Marshall is "put on the spot" as it were.

Regards,

Dale.

Has ther been any or will there be any firmware updates to the code 25 amps? My unit suffers from tinny tones on high strings to annoying dull decaying sounds on low strings, I have tried many set ups but nothing seems to work! Hopefully you will have a firmware update that will correct this as I am getting to the point of not using the amp, and I have only had it a few months!

Is it possible to mod a Marshall Code 50 amp to add an effects loop that allows for running external effects through the power amp stage and bypassing the preamp stage? That is my main complaint of this amp- no effects loop.

I have an iPad 2 with 64 GigB and G3, using iOS v.7.1.

Downloaded Gateway. Pairing not possible most of the time, even when I put the iPad right on top of the Code 25 amp.

When paired, the Gateway software does not recognize the pairing and does not show a Bluetooth device  indication on the bottom left corner. Go to set up, menu shows no Bluetooth connection even after the pairing was successful. Hit the Scan button but, nothing happens.

Please help. Thanks!

Hello

Recently purchased this amp head only to find out that the effects loop does not works as advertised

I have tried an number of buffered and unbuffered pedals and the result is very frustrating

 When the loop switch is engaged with the amp in 5 watt mode there is an audible pop a noticeable hum comes from the amp/speakers and any effects connected pop loudly when engage/disengaged.

 When the loop switch is engaged with the amp in 20 watt mode (full power) there is an  audible pop a louder more annoying  hum coming from the amp/speakers and any effects connected pop loudly when engage/disengaged.

 I have also used just a quality effects pedal cable between the send/receive only to see if it’s just the pedals and the circuit still click and hums when engaged.

 This is totally unacceptable in any way shape of form and I would expect that with a brand such as Marshall and its long history of quality equipment that these type of issues would not exist as pre user testing would have sort them out!

This appears not to be the case as a number of online amp forums have pointed out that this is a know issue with this amp and no know solution or repair fix has been forthcoming from Marshall.

 Please issue a fix for this to be carried out by authorised service techs at your expense as this type of marketing and selling of equipment that is faulty and "not fit for purpose" is illegal under Australian consumer law and is most likley the case in other countries

I look forward to receiving a thoughtful and considered response to resolving this issue!

Hello. 

I just purchased the dsl40cr and I think it is acting strange.

When I put the amp in the low power mode, I think it sounds normal. But when I switch it to the high power mode, without changing any settings on the amp or the guitar, the volume decreases.

I'm not sure if this is normal??

I play on low volume with the master volume on about 1~2 and adjust the channel volume for the most part. 

The volume level sounds similar when the channel volume is on 2 (low power) vs 8 (high power). 

I would think that high power = higher volume?

I've read that the volume difference may not be a lot but to actually decrease going from low to high power mode seems strange. 

The volume level responds much more sensetively when it is on the low power mode. When it is on high power, it does not respond as sensetively. It gets louder as you increase the volume but not as much as when it is on low power mode.

Is this normal??

I purchased a Marshall Kilburn II speaker and had to return it because of the standby mode. The speaker turns off if not used for 10 minutes "to save battery charge" according to the manual, but it does so even when it is connected to the power source with a power cord. I basically had to approach the speaker and manually push the Bluetooth button to wake it up.  I already contacted Marshall Support and they responded that it's not possible to disable standby mode in the Kilburn II. I can't imagine a more annoying thing and can't even figure out why it was necessary to ruin an otherwise perfect speaker with this "feature". Why wouldn't you make it switchable and give users a choice whether to use it or not? Would it be possible at least to disable standby mode at an authorized service center? 

Can I turn the 100 presets off on the CODE amp? I don't want a High gain setting or a looper setting or all of these weird settings I kind of want to just make my own setting, if you will.

I want it to be like a regular amp atm. Is that possible?

whereis the serial number located on my MG100HCFX amp?

Will Marshall provide a way to increase the headphone volume as is very low against all other devices we use such as iPhones, PC DAWS etc, so makes it very difficult to practice without disturbing the household and neighbours...

So the amp is great and all, except for the noise introduced via the USB interface and the lack of user-made patches and stuff. So when can we expect a software update to be released? It's been quite a while since the amp was released and I would very much appreciate a fix. Also, will more amp models be added down the line? Cheers.

I just pulled out this amp from storage (about 25 years) and tuned it on and no output.   The power light and switch are lit.

However, I did note the T1A fuse is missing and it's screw hood.    Is this the reason why it is not working?

If so, where can I purchase the T1A fuse and hood?

See attached picture.  By the way I did replace the smashed power caple with a new one.  

Thank you for your feedback!!!!

All the best,

Stephen 

I am currently owning a Marshall CODE 50. I was wondering if I could bypass the amplification section and just use it as a speaker for my Williams Allegro 2 Plus Digital Piano, which is an electric keyboard. I ask the tech in the shop if I was able to plug the keyboard into a guitar amp and he told me that it would fry the keyboard. I figure may be if you plug the keyboard into the amp using the Hosa 1/8" TRS to 1/4" TRS cable or just use an instrument cable and plug it straight into the input jack with the power and the pre fx section turned off. Any opinion?

Thanks

Does anybody know when Code firmware update is expected to be released?

Current version causes serious issues with Bluetooth reconnecion after the amp is swiched off.  Also Master Volume does not work evenly and my CODE 25 is definitely too loud for practising at home.

I've got a Valvestate S80 8240 which has developed a loud hum whether instrument plugged or not.

The hum disappears when it is tilted forward. Can anyone suggest a home fix?

I put up this question before but for some reason it seems to have been deleted!

Hi Marshall team, my ORI20H says on the back 'CONNECT SPEAKERS BEFORE USE'.

So, is it wrong? I read in the forum that it has an internal dummy load, so that it can be also used without the speaker connected, for example putting in the Di/out: the headphone jack or a mono instrument cable to an audio interface/multitrack recorder/pa/mixer.

So, no need to connect the cabinet? IS IT SAFE?

Thanks and regards

Hi,

is it possible to use more than one "stompbox effect" within a preset and how does it wotk??

for example auto wah & compressor

bernd

Hi i need a footswitch to my vintage modern 2466 amp. Where can i buy one? or the functionality off it so i can build my own.  

Tnx for makin asskickin amps:)

Jonas Bonnier