The EC-256FM is the perfect evidence that a great guitar doesn't have to be prohibitively expensive. A classic shape that's excellent for all musical styles and genres, the EC-256FM offers features that you normally associate with high-end guitars, like a flamed maple top, binding on the body, neck, and headstock, and set-neck construction for fast and easy access to the highest frets. The EC-256FM also features a mahogany body, a comfortable three-piece thin U-shaped mahogany neck, a rosewood fingerboard with inlays and 22 extra-jumbo frets, and great-sounding ESP Designed LH-150 pickups.
ESP LTD EC256FM Electric Guitar Features
- Mahogany body
- Comfortable three-piece thin U-shaped mahogany neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- ESP Designed LH-150 pickups
Marshall DSL40C Combo Amplifier
The Marshall DSL40C Dual Super Lead Guitar Combo Amplifier is a mid-sized amp that is designed to be your go-to workhorse amp and can handle virtually any gig or studio work! 40-watts are provided by 2 x EL34 power tubes and run through a 12 inch Celestion Seventy 80 speaker for an incredible tone with great clarity and power. The Triode (Half Power) option drops the Marshall DSL40C's output to 20-watts.
Marshall DSL40C Dual Super Lead Guitar Combo Amplifier Features
- 2 Channels (Classic Gain, Ultra Gain) With Independent Volume/Gain Controls
- Clean/Crunch Modes for Classic Gain Channel
- Two Modes per channel for extra flexibility
- Lead1/Lead2 Modes for Ultra Gain Channel
- All tube design with 2xEL34 and 4xECC83 tubes
- Bass, Middle, Treble and Presence controls
- Tone Shift button for increased versatility
- Variable Resonance Control
- Bypassable series FX loop
- Pentode/Triode Switch to drop power down from 40 watts to 20 watts
- Footswitchable, studio-quality digital reverb with level control for each channel
- 12 inch Custom Voiced Celestion 70/80 Speaker
- Footswitch Included (for channel change and reverb on/off)
When the JCM2000 Dual Super Lead (DSL) series of amps was introduced in 1997, they were received with open arms and glowing compliments by the guitar loving public and press alike. In fact one of the biggest American guitar magazines described the DSL100 as possibly ‘the best Marshall ever. It combines the best tonal qualities and features of both modern and vintage Marshall amps in one package.’
After an extremely successful and long life, the JCM2000 series was replaced by the JVM series in 2007, which has also gone onto great success and critical acclaim. That said, there's still a great deal of respect and demand for Dual Super Leads, with one of the UK's most popular guitar magazines recently referring to the DSL100 as ‘the go-to rock amp.’