DeafDumbBlind Kid
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My first three Marshall heads were a JTM45 OS, JTM50 and a DSL50. Because of the first two, I never really engaged, if at all, the reverb of the latter. I do remember the reverb on my DSL401 combo was nothing to write home about.
The last couple of nights, I've been plugging straight into the half stack with my Tele. Once I figured out the byzantine arrangement of the reverb knobs (/sarcasm, it was me own stupidity
), i have been quite impressed with the reverb of the Marshall. It has a sweetness that I wasn't expecting, without getting all washed out. Off the top of my head, I think it's probably around 2 or 3 o'clock on the knob, which would be a wall of boing on my Princeton. There's something raw and primordial about going straight in with a Tele, and this amp ain't no slouch no suh.
The last couple of nights, I've been plugging straight into the half stack with my Tele. Once I figured out the byzantine arrangement of the reverb knobs (/sarcasm, it was me own stupidity
), i have been quite impressed with the reverb of the Marshall. It has a sweetness that I wasn't expecting, without getting all washed out. Off the top of my head, I think it's probably around 2 or 3 o'clock on the knob, which would be a wall of boing on my Princeton. There's something raw and primordial about going straight in with a Tele, and this amp ain't no slouch no suh.
