First time ever recording a cab and I know I can do it a ton better now that I get the idea. Doing this made me realize how many damn variables there are when you want to record a cabinet. SM58 into an iRigHD, plugged into a MacBook Pro and into Garageband. Recorded off axis of the bottom speaker from the MX412A. Not exactly the greatest recording gear but it worked! Maybe I'll do the G12K-85 cab when I get back home. With enough time I could tweak the amp settings and the recording setup and achieve much better results.
I think what people really want to know is... what's changed? Why did Marshall delay the 100's release for so long? Did they change/fix something? Is the firmware different than on the 25 and 50? (There's no firmware update for the 50 as of this morning). What are the differences between the 50 and 100 (amp-wise)?
Finally figured out a way to record something. Clean bit is the DSL model, dirty is the Silver Jub. First time ever using Garageband and I think I could have reduced the levels a bit also compressed via mp3 but you get the idea.
There are differences in the pre-sets between the 50 and the 100.
Different preset names, different preset parameters.
Marshall added a fx loop on the 100, which the 50 does not have.
With 24 effects already built-in, Im not sure how many consumers will actually use the fx loop, but its a welcome addition none the less!
Thanks but isn't that just USB? If so then yes, its going to sound identical to the 25 and 50. We are wanting to hear how the 100 sounds thru a 4x12 cab.
I ran a SM58 mic into the Mac via an iRigHD. The mic recorded the sounds from the cabinet.
I would presume that means SOME different presets and parameters, not all. An 800 preset should in theory sound very close on any of the Code amps. That's why I personally tjought a clip wasn't all that big a deal. If the 50 has a preset for the 800 with Guvnor and the 100 uses a TS9, pretty easy to set t hat oneself and see what it sounds like.So it is different from the 25 and 50 then. Why are you telling people asking for clips that it sounds just like the 25 and 50?
Cab was a Marshall MX412A and it sounds pretty good at lower volumes. The Celestion G12E-60 speakers that come in it are very inexpensive and have a lower db rating compared to other Celestions. I've A/B tested it with my DSL 100H against a 1960A that has G12T-75s which have a higher db rating and you can instantly tell the difference between them. My other cab has G12K-85s and it's the same thing, more volume without changing anything the amp. Marshall and Celestion don't publish the specs for the G12E-60 but when you hear them compared to another speaker it's pretty obvious why they are so inexpensive. It's a good sounding 4x12 for the money though.
Finally figured out a way to record something. Clean bit is the DSL model, dirty is the Silver Jub. First time ever using Garageband and I think I could have reduced the levels a bit also compressed via mp3 but you get the idea.
Man I really like this thing.
Bluesbreaker and a Squire Classic Vibe Tele on the bridge PU:
DSL clean channel again and the same Tele on the neck PU:
All recorded again off the MX412A cab with a SM58. Please excuse my playing I only just got back into guitar. =)
I was wondering if anyone uses a wah in front of the code range. If so, does it sound good? I have an rp360 floor processor that gets super compressed with a wah used in front of it. Just wondering. Thanks.