A modern half stack that is pure Marshall! The DSL20HR head is matched with a 4x12 MX412AR cab for a powerful sound with modern touches that make this ideal for today’s gigging and studio guitarist. Marshall equips the head with reverb, high and low power settings and Softube emulated output which means this 20-watts amp can be put in any playing situation and really excel.
Marshall DSL20HR Guitar Amplifier Head Features
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Gain and volume per channel
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Dedicated resonance control
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High and low power settings
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Reverb
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Softube emulated output
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3 x ECC83 and 2 X EL34 valves
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MX412AR Cab (Included in this bundle)
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Four Celestion G12E-60 speakers
Adjustable Power Output
The new DSL models feature adjustable power settings, which delivers all-valve tone and feel, at any volume, from bedroom to stage. The new technology adjusts power to the valves, instead of just turning off valve stages, allowing the amp to remain articulate, and dynamic.
EQ Refinements
Some innovative tweaks to the EQ circuitry have given the new DSLs even greater tonal flexibility. The EQ section of the new DSLs can deliver exactly what your ears are looking for.
Emulated Output
Our partnership with Softube has led to the creation of award-winning plug-ins, as well as exceptional tone in our CODE digital amps. The same team is responsible for the development of the new emulated output feature, found in the DSL series. Both the headphone out, and line out on the DSL models boast incredibly accurate emulation of our famed 1960 cabinet.
Reverb, Resonance, and Master Volume
The DSL is now more versatile than ever, with new features including discrete master volume controls for each channel, built-in reverb and resonance controls (the DSL1 and DSL5 do not offer resonance controls).
Marshall MX412AR Guitar Speaker Cabinet 4x12
The MX412AR angled cab is loaded with four Celestion G12E-60 speakers and is a truly great, budget-friendly Marshall cab for that aggressive tone! A perfect complement to the DSL100HR head. Angled speaker baffle for maximum sound projection.