Bruce Sokolovic
Experienced
Struggled dialing in marshall amps for years. When they’re on, they sound great. That being said, my Soldano SLO 100 is everything I love about Marshall with all the bad stuff already dialed out.
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Thank You Axe-Fx III for introducing me to Marshall
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JoeW-NC
Member
It's certainly provided an amazing introduction to many amps I never would have otherwise experienced. I've been spending a lot of time on the JTM45, JCM800, as well as the FAS Brit Brown and the Boogie IIC. It took about 3 seconds of playing when I got my unit a couple weeks ago to appreciate the "feel" side that several reviewers described. It's an amazing unit, and one hell of an upgrade from my SansAmp RK5 and BassFlyRig, to say the least.
In addition to the exposure to new sounds, observing creative signal chains, digging into settings from presets and Axechange site, and of course, the wealth of quality YT content have effectively become a crash course in tone.
In addition to the exposure to new sounds, observing creative signal chains, digging into settings from presets and Axechange site, and of course, the wealth of quality YT content have effectively become a crash course in tone.
Try with Legacy cab #57 & #69 mixed. They seem to do well with Marshalls, IMO. The TV Mix's are good too if you just want a single cab. Honestly, with the ability to mix 4 different cabs I find that my bread and butter go to is obsolete: Cab w/ a 57 mic mixed with a Cab w/ a 121 or 160 mic.
boyce89976
Inspired
I need to dive into the Marshall's, but I've been happily stuck on the D-30 also (my main/desert island amp for the past 8 years has been a Matchless HC30 - head/cab version of the DC30). The D-30 model in the Axe III is the first time I've ever entertained selling my desert island HC30. It's that good, and that accurate. Just an amazing amp model.
