Marshall Code Series | Everything You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2017
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The Marshall CODE offers a choice of digital amp models, power amps, cabinet simulations, FX and more allowing you to dial in every tonal possibility you need. Various choices of glistening cleans, vintage crunches and modern high gain options can be mixed and matched with classic Marshall 100W or British Class A power stage for example, and then run through a choice of various 1x12, 2x12 or 4x12 simulations. Add from a selection of 24 FX and you have all you need in one complete setup.
The 14 preamp sounds on offer vary from such classics as the JTM45, JCM800, DSL, JVM and even the iconic Silver Jubilee. The amp can be connected via USB, or Bluetooth allowing remote control of all the amps features and functions via the Marshall Gateway software.
These amps really should have come with a physical user's manual.
Great demo and nice tweaking on the presets to show the amp at its best. I had to tweak mine and got some amazing sounds!
I bought the Code 25 last week and I absolutely love it. The Marshall Gateway app is phenomenal. I had a Line 6 and I couldn't get that sound I wanted. I have it now and I'm loving my new amp. This amp is so loud, I don't need anything else. Love it!!!
This is a big selling feature for me. I have an android ipad-Samsung and have used it for nothing. This would be perfect, I love anything that is quicker than messing with the controlls on an amp. This amp as it can be complicated and time consuming to program what I am lookinf for. Thank you-Great job.
Pretty purple Strat! 😍
you´re an awesome Player! Thanks for the Demo!
Great informative video. Thank you
Great Demo , nice playing , Kudo's
Thank you Steve Smith. I will definately use the second last setting, big delay
Just received my 212 yesterday. I'm still working out all the features. This is an incredible amp. I recently bought several pedals that I don't need and I've got so much power I'm blown away. This thing is a beast.
You will need your pedals as there is a significant lag when switching between presets with the footswitch. This makes the footswitch (and the presets for that matter) absolutely useless mid-song.
@@eriknjoo Yes, you're right. Fortunately I didn't get rid of my pedals. I saw in your other comments that other dig modelling amps don't have this "lag". Is that right? I can understand the Kemper not having any lag. It costs more than 5 times what the code does, but the Katana doesn't "lag" either? ✌️🇦🇺
@@castleanthrax1833 that's what the people in the store where I bought the Code 100 told me. I called to ask about the delay and they were totally surprised. They said the Katana switches to other presets instantly.
I just ordered the CODE100 head. I got it on an incredible Memorial Day sale price. Super stoked about this one, I’ll be driving a Boss Katana 2x12 cab with it.🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
how does it sound ???
Good video Thanks 😎👍👌🙌🎸🎸
Hi Marshall & Sam Ash: I was thinking of getting a Marshall CODE100 combo amp. On the back of that amp, there's an 8ohm cabinet connection OUT jack. The manual says "26. SPEAKER OUTPUT (CODE100H ONLY)", so I'm not sure if one CAN even use an external cabinet, as that part is unclear (why put an output jack on the combo version if it can't be used???). At any rate, scenario: If I connect that jack to, say, an external Marshall Lead 1960 cabinet, will the combo amp's internal speakers CONTINUE to work WHILE the external cabinet is connected, or will it ONLY play through the external cab when connected? I'm asking because I thought it would be cool to have a true "stereo sound" in my jam room, keeping the combo nearer me and then placing the larger 1960 4 x 12 cabinet cross the room for a big, wide sound. Comments or suggestions?
I have just bought the Code 100 which I was really excited about having read the description and watched the demo videos. The amp does sound amazing, but yesterday, on the first occasion that I actually tried the amp during band practice, I was shocked to discover that when I step on the provided (2-way) footswitch to change presets (like activate one with distortion or heavy delay) mid-song, the flow of the sound broke, there was a moment of silence before it switched to the next preset. I've been trying to research this on the Internet, but have only found 2 instances of it being addressed, no one talks about this in review videos or blogs. This baffles me - how is (mostly) everyone ok with this? When I asked via mail, the response I got from Marshall was that as it's a digital amp, a slight delay is normal. Weird, there's no delay on the Boss Katana or Kemper modelling amps.
This effectively makes it impossible to use the built-in effects of the amp, which is exactly what its main outstanding feature is. Why have a 100 presets when you can't switch mid-song? Are guitarists only supposed to use the Code family to select the main sound they want for a certain song, then keep using pedals for changes mid-song?
I'm extremely disappointed, since the built-in effects were the main reason I went for this amp - I wanted to use it as an amp with a built-in multi-effect board.
Same problem here
@@alexmalch Since then I've bought the separate 4-way Code switch which, if you use it in 'switch' mode rather than preset mode, can instantly activate an effect, such as distortion or delay. Not as happy as I was pre-purchase, but at least it's a workaround that works. Nevertheless, I find it weird that even when I contacted Marshall they didn't inform me of this solution, and I had to find out on my own.
Can we record through USB port in code 100w amp?
Hello, I just bought marshall code 50 and unfortunately I can't use it for direct recording to my laptop(mac book
I connected it to the laptop with USB, the program (logic Pro 9)is recognising it, but it doesn't record any thing, can u pls help me with a tip or advise? 🙏
Maybe i need foot switch
How can I connect my GTBoss 100 to this amp, in order to have the sounds coming form the pedal, and not the presets of the amp. Thank you. Greetings.
Have 50code thanks for the video
on playback can you import songs on your phone from spotify
I been having the code 50 for about a year and a half already, but ima buy the code 100
i got the 100 and now have to upgrade the no name speakers lol
I ordered one of these to try it out and straight out of the box I plugged it into the wall and it wouldn’t power up . I had read that the power supply in these amps had issues but thought I’d give it try . It never turned on at all tried multiple power cords and outlets and nothing .
Just bought one. The real con of this amp is that there is a lot of lag when you switch between presets. So, if you want to quickly change from clean to distortion you need the optional pedal which allow to disable single effects and built clean and distortion in one single preset. This obviously limits the possibility to build a heavy distortion since heavy distortions are based on od preamps
If you go from 00 to 01 setting there is no gap
@@weddingwiththewhitedove not enough for me. Sent it back and changed with an all analog amp.
And it's astounding that there's no way of finding out about this before you buy it. It's not mentioned anywhere, neither in official product promo (which is understandable), nor in review videos (which is downright weird).
I don't understand why there is a selection for AMP and Preamp. If I choose an amp model doesn't that amp already have aa pre-amp and power amp within it? For instance if I choose a Marshall JTM45 amp doesn't that already have a pre-amp inside it? I'm confused.
I just got a 25 and it has plenty of volume and great sound. I want to know where and how I can get one of those t shirts. Pretty awesome. Good job Steve Smith!
I bought a lot of guitars from SA. Could I trade my SPARK 40 towards the 50?
If I buy the Marshall Code 100, do you ship to Brazil?
João Goes they ship worldwide
I have a code 25 practice amp. It sounds great, has plenty of volume and lots of cool, easily adjustable, models and effects.
My only serious gripe (and the only reason that I won't be keeping it) is the lack of an effects loop, which means that you cannot use it alone with a looper pedal in any meaningful way. Don't be fooled by the 'looper' setting, it isn't a true looper, it's just a {not particularly useful) long delay effect.
Quite a faux pas when you consider that most people who purchase the 25 will be using it primarily for home practice.
If you like to use a looper, buy something else; it will only frustrate you.
Why dont you use backing tracks?
@@ivorharden I do.
if I want to download a preset and save it to my code it will erase the previous preset i have on my code?
neonknight04 yea I have one
My only concern is what if I am gigging with this amp and some guy decides to use same app on his phone to connect and mess with my settings while I’m playing as a joke , is that possible ?
No, he'd need to pair his phone with the amp first which would require a code from the amp.
can we use this code model as a regular amp using external effects chain without using the built in effects?
yes however you wont be getting everything out of your pedals as it's a solid state
This amp has been designed to use pedals in the front. I use Wah pedals and chorus pedals and they sound great.
is this amp suitable for home (apartment) playing? Thanks!
there are better options, but I still use my one at home without any problems
I think that something that can change the amount of watts it uses could be better cuz 25 sometimes can be overwhelming
the volume on my 50 can't go beyond like 3 without me getting worried about a noise complaint. There's a headphone jack, recommend the 25 for any apartment players reading this, lucky I live in a house
9:11 which song ?
I got marshall code 25 two both are defected I return it to amazon because of electric leakage through out all the screw and USB port also Jack port anyone can tell me what is the reason why there is high electric current?
there are alot of code amps 'used' on ebay from these dealers. like a bunch of returns to me.
same with mine but only leaks when the unit is off.
Just grab a noise gate and a suppressor pedal man that’s what I’ve used live to control any unwanted humming for several tours now and those 2 pedals have allowed me to control this common issue for years not to mention it your into feedback manipulation with harmonics it’s just a must have for any pedal board/rig setup
6:46 what song is this?
Jonny Moto he's just improvising
Got a code 25 today i am a huge Marshall fan but after hearing some negative comments about code i was not sure about it but i am over the moon with it so anyone thinking about one do it cracking amps for the money as well.
Heard it sounds boxy, what are your observations? BTW, one video recommends putting the amp a little above the ground to eliminate the boxiness.
Hi there well i have not noticed any issues with sounding boxy however mine is on a chest of draws. I heard that the code amps get bad press from die hard Marshall fans who think it’s sacrilege for Marshall to have done a middling amp and they should have stuck to traditional amps. I think it’s a great value amp with tons of pre sets and even more to download. I love it and don’t regret it one second. @@karantrehan7710
I went to buy a 50 but they had none so I got a 100
I got the 50 and good god
@@TonyAguirreJazz Im upgrading the speakers you can get good replacement Celestion for around $150 each AUD then it will be a much happier, I opened the back up when i got it and the fucking thing has no name speakers lol as i expected not being a England made model. but fun amp
@@TonyAguirreJazz Is it a good amp?
@@doodlesasap7894 It's a great amp if a modeling amp is what you want. I do tend to prefer my Blues Junior after all is said and done.
@@TonyAguirreJazz oh ok thank you.
does it have noise gate
Yea
Everything we need to know... but all about Code cabs. It seems like Marshall tries to hide them: never nothing interesting about speakers in it, 2x12" and 4x12" cabs. (An awesome player, by the way!).
But will it chug?
Ola says, Yes!
I see this thread has the good ol “you’re not a real “x” unless you use “x” argument. 🤦🏻♂️
How loud is the 100? Loud enough for gigging? What about the reports that the blue-tooth app is constantly failing? We all know digital/solid state amp ain't as loud as a valve amp. Come on Marshall, you put the posts up, answer the queries!
Chris Davies it definitely will be able to
I think I could gig a small venue with my 25 - with the setting on 2 it drives my wife crazy when she's upstairs with the door closed (and I'm good😂)!
Bought the 100 combo.
hey how loud is it? I'm thnking of buying it too, but I'm concerned if it is loud enough for live perfromance or not?
same here, how is it??????
I dont care...that sounds good to me
So tell us why the tone is so bad?
My SPARK probably has 8 hours of playing time because it's cumberson to me due to a stroke.
I yet played the Spark with the app! I wonder how the app with the Marshall compares to the Spark?
I have got one. I would never buy it again. Just that.
Hahaha....Tweaker.
Haven't yet seen anybody show how to use this amp ? No phone crap, just how to alter setting like I would on an ordinary "simple" amp, I've already lost completely American cool (32) so don't touch anything any more, fucking sick of it, it's shit. !!!!
"Everything You Need To Know" is mis-leading.
don't make that click sound from your mouth.its irritating
If there are no vacuum tubes then toss it in the trash kids. Real rockers rock tube amps and tune their own guitars. No bullshit autotuners, no bullshit digital junk, and no computer wizardry. Use your fingers, guitar, and tube amp.
but many cannot afford ££££'s for a tube amp.
Dimebag used solid state amps for most of his career. Albert King used solid state amps, as did numerous other greats. I prefer tube amps, but please don't perpetuate the myth that only tube amps are used by pro or serious players.
Sinner Train excuse me, 99. 9% of pro players over the past 65-70 years choose tube over solid state. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why.
Joseph Liptak hey, to each their own dude, no need to throw shade haha
Joseph Liptak I suppose you still have a tube TV as well? I've been playing for 30 years, on just about everything...these solid state combo amps sound every bit as good.