Marshall Mods - Trick Out your Marshall DSL 5 - Speaker, Bias, Tubes
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2020
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Here's the link to a thread re Biasing. I'll probably still mess around with tubes and bias (may drop it back down to 110) but I definitely dig the speaker upgrade. You might not hear it over youtube but the bigger speaker is a great upgrade and I like the warmer GT tubes as well.
I swapped out the stock Ten-30 for an '80s vintage 10" Sidewinder (150W, 103dB). The results were astonishing; big fat cleans, smoothed-out, fizz-free overdrive, and a big hike in volume with the extra 8dB efficiency over the 95dB of the stock Celestion.
Awesome, this is what's so great about people like you chiming in cause I've never even heard of that speaker! and now anyone coming across this video will!! Pinned it \m/ I'll check that one out - thanks
@@oldguyjammin9732 Always welcome mate. The Sidewinder was (still is?) Celestion's most powerful speaker back in the '80s. I got mine out of a 2x10, 300W cab my bassist mate built and was surplus to requirements.
I’ve got that amp and love it .cheers for this 👍👍👌👌
Nice vid. Love the channel. In my dsl5cr I put a 12 inch greenback and upgraded the tubes with a couple of tung sol 12ax7s in the preamp and a jj 12bh7 for the power amp. I also managed to do the groove for the speaker without going all the way through using a cheap rotary tool. It sounds so SO good. Seems to do everything better now.
Love to read comments like this!! Nice job with the rotary tool, I just got pissed and since I knew I’d be keeping this awesome little amps, just dug in and got it done, haha. For fun some time, slip a 12AY7 in that first socket and see what you think. It changes the gain structure a bit... and in a good way imo. Thanks for posting \m/
@@oldguyjammin9732 yeah awesome, i'll give it a run for sure. on a side note i've actually got the dsl20cr as well, and i've got a Creamback 75 in that one and its funny how a speaker can work so well in one amp but not another. The greenback in the dsl20 just sounds way to loose and boomy, but perfectly balanced in the dsl5, and the creamback sounds way to tight and focused in the dsl5 but really well balanced in the dsl20! Merry Xmas from Newcastle Australia!
Ryan Poole - Australia, nice. I follow Shane and a few shows, your country looks beautiful. So this makes me feel like I'm in good company. I went thru the same thing added up with a Creamback in my dsl 20 also, lol. Love both amps. Take care mate 🤘
What do you all think about the WGS 12" GREEN BERET - 25 WATTS for this amp? Here's the description: The 12” Green Beret™ guitar speaker brings crunchy cone breakup, growling bass, great headroom, and aggressive mids together better than any other 25 watt speaker. Upgrade for Celestion™ G12M Greenback™.
Hi. I'm about to get a 12" evh to install in my dsl 5cr. It will fit ?
110mV sounds best to me for bias in my DSL5c, and will provide very good tube life. I really like the Celestion G10 Creamback in this amp. It provides deeper bass, better definition, no fizz, and maintains great tone at all volumes, even with everything dimed. I gig with this amp and love it!
Just purchased that speaker for this amp today. Can’t wait to find out how right you are!
Have any video to hear it? Thanks..
@@ugopodetti unfortunately no. It does sound very nice though. I’d love to hear it compared to a lower watt Jensen, but it seems most people are swapping out for celestion
Dan’s description is pretty accurate. Sound is clearer, less fizz, and more bottom end. When cranked it gets loud enough to vibrate the cab for certain notes and I have to cut the bass a bit; a common complaint is that this amp sounds boxy and not enough bass but the creamback seems to solve that, unless you’re going for metal chug
@@ugopodetti unfortunately, I'm not set up with any recording equipment to produce a decent video. Wish I could but video recording & editing is NOT my thing.
Hey OGJ, thanks for the video. You’ve inspired me and giving me the confidence to mod my DSL5CR (you also helped influenced me to buy it in the first place - loving it). I think I settled on a Creamback to tame the highs and getter a rounder sound. What are the advantages of going 12” over 10”. (Relatively new to amps, please excuse a basic question). Also I’m not playing metal, would you recommend a 12AY7 in the preamp. Thanks - subbed.
I put a celestion G10 gold in mine. Sounds great. It had a greenback, which also sounded great.
I found the greenback made the fuzziness worse on the OD side, very buzzy, pulled mine and sold it. I am sure the G10 gold a good match.
Sounds great!
Thanks man, the 12” speaker is definitely worth the effort \m/
Out of curiosity I bought a marshall dsl 1 head and when I plugged it into my 2x12 Brunetti I was amazed it sounds wonderfully good incredible both the clean and the crunch to make incredible blues and then impressive ultra gain channel with the Strat fender single pick I recommend recommend to all it sounds much better than the dsl5 combo much better.
yes, a kick-ass little amp and surprisingly loud for 1W!! Perfect home amp!
I’m watching your video again. I think you’re the only person on you tube who took the thing apart!
I’ve had mine a little over a year and want to see how it can be improved; already a very nice amp
Have a new speaker on the way. No hiss or fuzz so my tubes are probably fine; not sure that better tubes will make enough difference to justify the price
Curious about upgrading caps or circuit mods to get a little more bass
Well thanks for watching, I tend to take everything I have apart to get a look around inside. I don’t much get into component replacements (caps and such) but don’t think this is the amp for it either, too much stuff going on inside. The JCA, Egnater and VHT amps are better ‘modders’. Imo the best thing you can for this amp is change the speaker and the socket 1 tube to a 12AY7 (gain reduction lets the power tube speak up a bit more). Speaker is up to you, but a Texas Heat, Greenback or Creamback are all good choices. I’ve rarely noticed HUGE differences in tube rolls or speaker swaps but sometimes the summing up of all the small changes becomes nicely noticeable. Have fun \m/
thanks so much for this!
You bet man! I recently got a Killing Floor by Seymour Duncan and ‘man-o-man’ does it do wonders with this little DSL5. I’ll putting up a video soon. Makes it sound like a dsl20! Thanks for swinging by \m/
Love that EVH on the wall by the way. How does it sound through the Marshall 5c after the mods? Thx. Rock on!
The EVH is probably my favorite guitar, rock solid and drop D with just a pull of the D-tuna pin - awesome. It sounds epic through the DSL5. I use a Killing Floor OD with the knob at 3:00 - always on - turns the amp into 15W fire breather :)
Another great video ! I’ve been thinking the same with my older DSL 40. Gonna re-tube and change the stock speaker to hopefully warm it up, especially on the lead channel. What do you recommend for a speaker as well as your preferred bias voltage on the DSL40 ? 😎
32 mV DC, CreamBack - the G12M not H, and then whenever possible dime the master. It seems that much of the fizz in Marshalls comes from the preamp. Relying on an overdriven power amp does wonders.
@Matt - I thought the M got me further from the “Marshall fizz” - the H seemed a little brighter or harsh to me. I find the DSL to be a bright amp anyway, so I prefer darker speakers in it, like the Swampthang or M. But tone is subjective so if you like the tone of the H, go for it! :) try searching for “G12M vs H” I bet some things come up from several forums that you’ll find really helpful - good luck \m/
I have the DSL40C and went straight from the seventy 80 to the Creamback H. To me, at least, it sound amazing and I'd never go back. Though I haven't tried an M in it. I believe I set my bias in the mid 30s. I had also just replaced all tubes: Mullard reissues in the pre amp and Gold Lion KT77s for power. Sounds awesome for me. And I cut the c19.
I have EH tubes and a Celestion V Type VT jr which really took the fuzziness away on the OD side. Still wish it had more balls on the clean channel...
I have the dsl 5cr for playing at home and love it. It’s not modded i just tweek the eq a bit. I prefer it to my DSL 40.
I’m a big fan of the Black Sabbath Dio era and the ultra gain channel and guitar tuned down is perfect for that tone. I love the clean Channel with pedals and even sounds great with my Zoom g5. It’s a great little amp! 👍
Same here!
Nice mods! I think I’ll stick a green or cream back in mine but staying with a 10” speaker, I find for average sized and smaller rooms, clean or really heavy that the 10” pushes good enough air and is thick enough, I’ve got my bigger 30w laney ironheart metal amp with a 12 cab and I can’t hear a particular difference that would make me want the bigger speaker in the Marshall unless it’s in a much larger room, maybe I find that I want to tame the bass on the bigger amp more compared to the Marshall dsl5, but I can push the bass up on the Marshall to more than I need so I guess I’m all set with a 10” :) and I can play this one cranked without breaking my windows! Win win!
What’s your opinion on the new mods after 2 months with them? :)
Right on, I put a Creamback G12M (not H) in my DSl40 and appreciated the difference. While I was looking at 10” options the Ragin Cagin kept coming up on list after list. I’m really liking the mods and like you said being able to dime the volume and bring the gain up just a bit is a super plus, sounds so good. Here’s something to check out, I recently got a Killing Floor pedal by SDuncan and it makes my DSL5 sound more like my DSL40. I set the knob around 10 O’Clock (always on) and “oh my gosh”. Guitar volume knob works great to move into less/more levels of gain, etc. It also makes me glad I’ve got a big speaker in there. Whatever you do check out the Killing Floor, best piece of gear in a while :) Cheers!!
I B0UGHT THE DSL-1 HEAD AND 2 ZACK WYLDE MINI CABS AND REPACED ST0CK SPEAKERS WITH A GREENBACK 10 AND A VINTAGE 10. IT S0UNDS AND L00KS FCKN' AMAZING!!
I just bought one of these and am a bit confused about ohms and extension cabs.
The quick start guide states: "A single 16 ohm speaker cabinet can be connected ..." But on the amp itself below the speaker socket, it says: "1 X 16." Does that mean you can use one speaker cabinet with two 8 ohm speakers wired for 16 ohms? Or does that mean that any cab you use can have only ONE 16 ohm speaker? Logically, it seems that both will work safely with this amp, but I want to be sure so I don't damage my new amp. Please clarify.
Ya, you got it. Total load impedance should be 16 ohms whether it’s a single speaker or a cab with 2 or even 4 speakers loaded in it.
Keep in mind not all DSL-5c's are exactly the same. Some have their speaker offset to one side. Confirm if your speaker is centered or off to the side before you cut. Some amp chassis have 1 tube so far forward you'll not be able to properly seat it once the 12" speaker is in place. You'll never get that tube in with a 12" Greenback, for example.
Indeed my speaker is to the side, and tube 1 too forward to fit with a 12” in place. I ended up moving the amp back 1/2” which required drilling new holes. By that time the offset hole was cut, greenback fitted. Came out great, looks fine. Big help to have a 12”. Went with 12at7 for valve 2 so a bit less gain. Next will be a Mercury transformer with 8 and 16 ohm taps. Will have to drill for the 8 ohm jack but a ton of external cab possibilities open up with the 8 ohm option.
Excellent video! Is there a 10" speaker you can recommend for this amp? Thanks Oldguy.
Yes, if you start searching “top 10” speakers” you’ll notice that in list after list after list, the Ragin Cajun keeps coming up. I’d go that route.
@@oldguyjammin9732 Well I jumped the gun and now have a Celestion Greenback and WGS G10 C/S on the way. My guitars have humbuckers so let's see which sounds better. I guess I will try Ragin Cajun if these don't work out. Thanks again Oldguy.
@@oldguyjammin9732 Unfortunately, Eminence doesn't make a Ragin Cajun in 16ohm.
Try a celestion G10 gold
Celestion VT jr....stops the buzz
Hi I have the same amp and I want to change the speaker for a 12” greenback. I was looking and I found something that is really confusing me. The amp says impedance: 16 ohm speaker. I found the greenback at 8 ohm. Is there any problem if I buy the greenback 8 ohm or should I buy the celestion G12 16 ohm’s?. Is the same greenback 16 and 8 ohm right?
Sometimes getting the right ohm’s matching is tough but in this case, Greenbacks come in both 8 and 16 ohm versions. reverb.com/p/celestion-g12m-greenback-12-16-ohm-25w-replacement-speaker?hfid=49728831&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhPCJpPzR9QIVgSCtBh3a9gdcEAQYBSABEgJV7vD_BwE
Going over the suggested impedance is a safer bet than using a speaker rated at fewer ohms.
I had one of these and a slash-5 at the same time. No comparison. The best upgrade for a DSL5 is to sell it and buy a SL-5.
lol, that’s funny… I love my little 5 watter (desert island amp) and haven’t even heard of a SL-5. Now I’ve gotta go check out this SL-5 you speak of… not sure how it could be any better than the DSL but sure happy to try it \m/ THANKS
Hi,thanks for this video. I also upgrade the speaker for a Greenback 12” in my marshall dsl5cr, and it sounds so good. The problem is that I’ve got new tubes and the amp is very noisy when I changed the power amp for a JJ 12bh7. Is that normal? I had to put back the marshall tube stock that comes with it and the noise has gone.
Nice upgrade eh? Play it like you wanna break it, lol. Re the noise... no, not normal. It’s rare but I have received noisy or bad tubes. The Tube Store or Tube Depot are both very good at exchanging them.
@@oldguyjammin9732 thanks for your answer. Yes, hehe my neighbours are not impressed. Hehehe.
I was thinking exactly the same about the noise. I think is something wrong with the tube. I’ve got it online here in Australia. I will call the shop and see if they could exchange it.
Again, thanks a lot for this video, It was a really nice project I did during the lockdown here in Melbourne. 👍🏻
I have a DSL20that I play clubs with after having a much louder(and heavier) DSL40. Both amps have the standard crap stock 12 inch speaker. I put a Vintage 30 in and settled on that. I am impressed by the smaller lighter and less loud DSL5 and the Greenback as it sounds a little different. After watching your vid you are trying to tell me you HAVE to chisel a groove in the cabinet to fit a12 inch speaker in place of the 10 inch stock one? There is no other way to move the speaker around to fit?
I had an Orange Rocker 15, the smallest combo Orange has. Had a crap stock 10 inch speaker so I put a 10 inch Greenback in there. Better but just lacked bass so I put in the 12 inch version and wow! I had to put the speaker one inch to the left as the power tube was too close. There was also a rectangular chassis protecting the tubes which I simply had to leave off to accomodate the larger 12 inch speaker. I still prefer the Marshall over Orange so please tell me there must be some way to put a 12inch speaker in the DSL5 without cutting into anything.
I wouldn't have cut up my cab if I had figured out another way to install a 12". But it wasn't hard at all, very easy and the cut only shows on the bottom of the cab. Worth it!
The only reason I never bought this amp was because it had a 10" speaker. I thought about actually having a custom cab made to fit this with a 12" v30.
When I run my dsl5cr through a 1 by 12 or 2 by 12 the reduction in fizz is huge.
Yes, you need a 16 ohm speaker and YES running it through something a bit bigger makes a BIG difference
Hi Mr. please help answer my question relating to Marshall DSL 5 CR
Again, this morning I had the same case in which the sound volume of the amplifier is decreasing. Previously I had the same thing around 3 weeks ago. I'm wondering what the problem is happening to the amplifier.
Is it the tubes or something else ?
It's around 1 year I bought it new. I usually use it once a week for 3 - 4 hours.
I think it's really little time for using it.
Thank you very much for your help
Have a great day 🙏
Even "new tubes" are suspect. Easy enough to check though and cheap to replace in the DSL5. Get the tubes, replace them and see how things go. That's the first step. I've had to replace tubes in new amps more than once.
@@oldguyjammin9732 Thank you very much for your advice Mr. for my tube amp. Have a great day 🙏
Wait a minute, I read on a forum that a guy sent an e-mail to Marshall about Bias, and the response was that dsl 1,5,20 don’t need adjustments. Am I wrong?
Nice video by the way!
I doubt you’re wrong, but then what’s that adjustable pot for? You’re thread versus mine I guess, ha ha. Usually if trim pots are for something else they will be set and then a fixed with a dab nail polish or something similar, meaning they’re never to be set again...? One thing I have come to realize is that “proper biasing” is like sniffing a cork you just pulled from a bottle of wine. It’s a preference, it’ll change your tone a bit, may decrease tube life if too hot, but won’t damage your amp if it’s this way or that.
Hey oldguyjammin! I’ve got a DSL 5 but mine must be older. No reverb for one. Classic Gain is just one knob. But yeah I might put a 12 in it also. What a great idea. I’ve got lots of other(bigger) amps so if I $&@& it up I’ll live. But in the meantime I have a 2x12 and I tried to connect it through that out in the back with no luck. Do I have to unhook the speaker first? Can I even do that? And is the Mono still for sale? Is it the 5 or 15. Must be the 5. Anyway thanks for this!
Yep, you have the older one. You won't screw it up 🙂 it's pretty straight forward. I don't think you can disconnect the speaker cable on the Oder one, seems like it's hard wired... so you'd have do some wire cutting and such. However, if the speaker cable plugs in to a jack labeled 16 ohms at you should be able to plug Any 16 ohm speaker into the same.. so I just looked it up and you'll need to unplug that speaker wire before plugging a larger cab in to the same 16 ohm jack.
@@oldguyjammin9732 Hi thanks. Yeah there’s a 1/4” jack right in the back for the speaker. Last night I tried it but no sound from the 2 x 12 and full sound from the DSL. So if I’d unplugged the speaker should it have worked? I also have the 40 and I’d love to get that 2 x 12 going on both.
Thanks for the quick reply btw!!
dean mccaskill the only way to use an external speaker is by pulling the black cable out of the 16 ohm jack and connecting the external cab to the same output jack. Any other "output" is for other things. It should work great, but you won't be able to use the combo speaker AND an external one too. The 40 does allow you to use the combo speaker PLUS and external cab.
Hello again my friend my dsl 5 powers up but no sound even the aux.out any ideas ? Cheers
Hey there, well... lets see. Tried a different guitar, input cable? Do you hear a series of clicks (relays) when you power it up? Do the tubes glow (take the covers off and look/feel for warmth). If no clicks it’s probably an internal fuse, i assume the On Switch lights when you click it on? If not it could be the “mains fuse”. Hopefully you’ll see that one of your tubes remains dark and cold, if not it’s probably internal and we’ll have to dig deeper. There are at least TWO glass fuses on the circuit board, it could be one of those but you’ll have to pull the chassi.
Hi which GT tubes did you get for this amp - 12ax7's or a 12ay7's for lower gain? thanks
12AY7 is my go to 90% of the time. I recently found a new tube (forgetting the number right now) but its a 12AX7 on one half and a 12AY7 on the other which would leave full gain on the classic channel and reduce the gain on the ultra channel!! I plan to check it out soon.
Hi, I’m interested in this too. I’ll keep an eye out for when’s you check it out
@@dreambig3902 - I answered this about 3 weeks ago in this thread.
I wish the volume controls were post-loop. It makes it less useful if you just want to use the power amp. And it’s a nice sounding power section
Have you tried using a patch cable in the loop?
@@oldguyjammin9732 you need the loop return for using the amp as just a power amp. Not sure what a patch cable would do
@@FuzzFace - I just know that these amps suffer if non-true bypass pedals are used in the loop. The Master should be post loop, while the gain knob controls the preamp... or do I have it wrong? Either way this little 5 watter suffers a bit because of the BH7 power tube. Help me understand, please name an amp with post Loop volume controls.
I have one and its great! however.. how could it be modded to have more reverb without used of a pedal ?
Yep, killer little amp :) I don’t think the mod would be doable without swapping out the reverb chip, or chips, board... whatever. I’m not really sure but did look into it a bit a while back, found nothing on improving it. As is I run it pretty much maxed out and then use a pedal if I want more.
@@oldguyjammin9732 its all the amp needs!
Celestion Classic Lead 80 8ohm 12" will be great for upgrade this amp?
I ended up putting the Greenback and I fixed in it, sounds very nice. It also sounds good with a Swampthang.
@@oldguyjammin9732 totally agree, i'm using an external cab with greenback... Real killer tones
You need a 16 ohm speaker for this amp .
@@adamwatson6916 I put an 8 ohm celestion V30, sounds awesome
I wonder if the sound is strongly distorted if the dynamics are carefully shaped into an oval shape in a vise?🤔
I have absolutely no idea of what your talking about, lol! Say WHAT!?!?!?!
@@oldguyjammin9732 Sorry for my English, this is an auto-translation. If you squeeze the frame of the speaker cone in a vise and make it oval. In order not to saw the body of the combo amplifier. Will it greatly affect the sound? I remember my grandfather had a tube radio from the 50s and there was an oval speaker.
@@Michail_Nazarov - gotcha... you can NOT squish a circular speaker into an oval and have it perform correctly. Those old oval speakers are called 6x9's and are stilled used in automotive stereos. Won't work in this application... I like that you're thinking though :-)
@@oldguyjammin9732 I meant to slightly change the shape into an oval to fit the speaker into the case. Another idea is to grind off the speaker mounting ring from above and below. Thanks for your attention sir.
@@Michail_Nazarov - grinding is a good idea and should be okay as long as you don't lose the integrity of the speaker basket.
I know I’m a bit late on this but I have the DSL5C original and I don’t really like the red channel, too heavy metal. Any modification suggestions to get me to a good Jimmy Page tone with a Les Paul. My playing is terrible but I just do it for fun.
Never too late around here. Try a 12AY7 tube in the socket closest to the input jack, it'll reduce the gain quite a bit. And then you can always roll off half your guitar volume and crank the reverb 🤘
@@oldguyjammin9732 Thanks for the reply sir, I may give that a try. Would you suggest that my reverb pedal goes in between guitar and input or in the fx loop? Mine is not DSL5CR with built-in reverb.
So if you want to tame the red and still have some edge in the green, what worked for me was : Used RFT 12AX7/ECC83 in v1 and v2 ( v1 tested sl. weaker than v2) .
Used Philips 12AU7/ECC82 in v3 power tube ( probably drops power to 2.5-3W ) I also tried a used Silvertone 12BH7 and it was nice, but I wanted to quieten the amp down a bit for my preference.
Nos Mullard 12AT7/ECC81 in v4 phase inverter. This really helped remove harshness.
So prob any used old ECC83s that are a bit weak will improve red channel.
But the big surprise was the Mullard ECC81 in v4 phase inverter .
Obviously this does not apply to DSL5CR that does not have a valve phase inverter.
@@mikebarnard2689 Thanks for the response sir, do you find that you can get a good Jimmy Page tone with this? Are these mods cost effective or would it make better sense to buy something else? I only play at home at bedroom levels with a few opportunities to wick the throttle
@@robmfk6987 The mods I have done ( and fitted Celestion G10m Greenback ) really transformed the amp.
It was too loud at 5W for home use that’s why I swapped out the 12BH7 power valve for an 12AU7 ( ECC82)
As far as cost effectiveness goes.. old stock Mullard 12AX7 ( ECC83) are very expensive the Ecc 82 and 81s are much less expensive.
You could try 12AT7s ( ECC81s) v1 and v2 which will give much less gain.
I chose to used worn 12AX7s ( ECC83s) and they just hit the sweetspot. Valves that test med to weak doesn’t mean they will fail but they will cost way less and you don’t want the high gain structure of a good ECC83 in the red channel.
Hope this helps
Mike
Nice...but was it worth it ?
Not sure...
Yes, it was worth it for me. I can dime the master AND push it with a pedal with confidence... no flarp.
Particle board construction?
yep, particle board shell with plywood baffle. Mine is several years old and still tight as a drum.
I don't know if it's just me, but I find all small Marshalls very fizzy.
That seems to be their character, these changes really help to reduce the fizz. My DSL40 was really fizzy (think Primal Fear) until I dropped the bias on the output tubes and put a Creamback in. Another important thing with Marshalls is running the masters all the way up. Thanks for coming by :)
@@oldguyjammin9732 Good channel, I watch. Bad channel, I don't give a damn. :)
Nice mods with that little boy. Sounds way better. I'm fine with my Blackstar HT-5 MKII and H&K tubemeister 112 cab. The amount of volume on 0.5 watt is on spot, if you live in a residential block. And the sound of cab itself is just what I was looking for. Plus that bass.
@@hadeseye2297 - yes! Awesome... I’ve got some lost love for Blackstar - - the other night on a whim I made a stupid offer for one on Reverb. I didn’t expect it to be accepted but it was!?!? So I’m getting one again. I like ‘em. Good luck
@@oldguyjammin9732 Hahaha. That make us both lucky. But not my neighbours. Hahaha!
@@hadeseye2297 I found the bass good enough on mine for a 10” as compared to my bigger 12” 30w amp but I’ve never been happier getting a smaller amp for home, I got the dsl5, I can play it without blowing out eardrums now!
Also I find that the top end fizz comes on more with the .5 mode and the original speakers in regards to small Marshall, better speaker always helps, those stock ten 30’s don’t have the best headroom and characteristics it seems :) but they ain’t bad
Oh to purchase a new amp that doesn't need umpteen mods and was manufactured properly in the first place eh.
Sure…
Very annoying habit of sucking your teeth!!!
Hahaha, yep... keep watching, pretty soon you don’t notice it :) I also have a slight lisp at times that I wasn’t aware of \m/ All right damnit! Next video, No Teeth Sucking Sounds.... promise.