It's a great app!!! Takes a quite a bunch of time to tune it in the way I wanted it but man when I did I love it. I have bought and sold several solid state amps but Marshall is the stuff 🤘🤘🤘
Best instructional demo of the Marshall Code I've found. I do suggest if you intend to buy, get the code 100, as the code 100 has an effects loop and a speaker out option. Had mine about a month, awesome. One thing though, the demonstrator forgot to mention that you can save you presets on your hand held device, without having to actually change the amp itself. The beauty of that is you can take you hand held device to a gig without your amp and if there's a code amp available, just pair the devices and you can still use your presets, without altering the amp settings. Also missed is that it comes with a footswitch you can use to scroll up or down through the presets.
You're comment is super helpful, thanks for sharing. Torn between this and vox vt100x. Really wanted a blackstar core 100 but I don't trust the software and it's longevity. Marshall seems to have been developed better
I tried a Blackstar core, but the store only had the 150 watt version and thus was almost £100 more expensive. My Code 100 combo was £349 UK GB pounds (not sure what that is in dollars if you're in the US). I'm still finding more and more sounds I like. Not used it live as yet though. If you really want to hear the Marshall code being used to it's full potential, watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/TisYc7HwP38/v-deo.html
A foot switch DOES come with the amp, but it's just an up/down (two switch) through the presets, foot switch. The programmable foot switch however, comes at an extra cost. For me it was about £38 UKGP. Not expensive and not essential either.
Damn there’s actually a lot in this amp i like how it has a lot of marshall amp sounds they may not be exact but its close enough for it to sound good to me at least. Got one recently can’t wait to dive into it
@I_Said_ OU812 I like the variety of presets, but I found it's way too loud even at volume 3 for the small room I'm practicing in, so I've often been sticking with Amplitube4's free amp sims. Sounds cool though! And convenient that I just plug it in toe record if for whatever reason I can't use my main audio interface.
@@phillipholt6005 I like the variety of presets, but I found it's way too loud even at volume 3 for the small room I'm practicing in, so I've often been sticking with Amplitube4's free amp sims. Sounds cool though! And convenient that I just plug it in toe record if for whatever reason I can't use my main audio interface.
I have the Marshall code 100 watt combo and I absolutely love this amp the limits are endless and it is easy to use plus when sweetwater first got the 100 watt combos it was only $300 lol unbelievable and for that price point it’s a no brainer you can’t go wrong I suggest to anyone to get this amp ... thanks ... GOD BLESS !!!
I have a Code 25 and it's difficult to fault it for the money. It's easy top use, sounds great and packs a mean punch. My only real gripe is the Bluetooth connection. Good luck trying to operate it from another room. or even from the sofa, any further away than a metre or so and the connection is lost.
I need to learn how to use the Bluetooth with the guitar. I also have the Spark 40 and I've heard it's pretty much the same on all amps. I'd appreciate someone to respond back to me!!!!
The amp is sooooooo good! I just bought it a few days ago. The app sucks. And it has done ever since it went out. Can you guys please tell me what brand and model of tablet or smart phone I should buy to use it with the app? It's a shame the app seems to work only on Tutorial Guitar player guys. Thanks
I'm using the Chrome Nexus 7 tablet, works fine once connected. The thing I have noticed, if the amp is turned off, or the app switched off, I have to pair the device with the amp again.
To whomever it was at Sweetwater that has removed the post that I wrote last night in which I panned the Code 50 I just want you to read what I wrote above. Notice especially that I wrote that I will be keeping the amp. I only wish you would allow people to speak their mind without you being so insecure that you must remove a negative post Basically to restate what I had written: It seems to me that when new and when playing the amp at low volumes the sound is not so good.
I am pretty sure that you can't modify the presets from your computer. There is no Gateway app for PC.. The USB is for connecting to your DAW or for upgrading the firmware.
I looked at the documentation but it seems that it takes MIDI commands to alter the settings. So you would mod from a DAW. Not sure if that is any easier.
Yeah, someone on the android forums has a homebrew Midi app that accesses all the functions except saving on the amp. Marshall hasn't released the codes for that. But everything else works. I think he is planning on creating a DIY custom format so you can save locally to the PC and send your preset to the amp in realtime. The Midi controller in FL Studio works just fine for sending MIDI CC codes to the amp.
There's a new firmware patch for the CODE out today which fixes the weird distortion when recording via USB and is supposed to fix the digital fizz in some situations. PC only update at the moment.
+alonzo campos Not if you get the big 9.0 galaxy tab e like I just bought because I left the 7 incher out in the rain.It dried out and works with the exception of one bright spot but it would be a little small for this use.I'm waiting for the combo 100 so we'll see!
A $47 tablet like the Aceson A7 from Amazon works just fine.. But pretty much any old Android phone or tablet works so long as it has Bluetooth 4. If you have an old retired one in a draw somewhere. I've seen the above tablet for under $40 on occasion. When I got it it was $33.
I got my code 50.Liked something about the first preset. Jubilee heaven? I shut of the reverb delay and modulation. I think these presets are poop for the most part.Anyway before I started tweaking it and just kept to amp power and speaker maybe overdrive Some of them. Jubilee Jcm 800 really sounded good. I was in no way expecting it to feel like a tube stack.I played some dokken riffs like kiss of death because I know George used this amp for the song.I was a little suprised.I played the riff and it just felt and sounded like it.I was confused about it actually.I felt like I'm hearing something I know I shouldn't. Had problems with crazy alien feedback freak outs too Went to overdrive and lowered gain and volume Went to power section found the noise gate. Was on 3 Put it on 6 and started changing the cab sims and shutting them off.That is when I got sold.Seriously. Was about to return it the second day.Glad I didn't. Once you stop thinking about it and oh yeah the master presence and resonance controls.Pumped up that bass and was loving it. The other thing that's cool is that it is using Marshall amps Sound like the Marshall amps. Even if you're only wanting a Marshall type sound for certain things or just to be able to have them.For 250$ U.S. it is a smart investment. I really like the effects as well.Got everything I might need .Pitch shifter alone is a great thing to have.Guitars stay same and just change keys.One standard.Down a half step whole step dropped B.I'm definitely a firm believer that a guitar into a nice tube head into a 4×12 Marshall is pretty much the only way to sound the best.So yeah pretty biased but impressed.
I played one of these one they first came out, and I was very unimpressed. Very wooden, fake sound to them - especially the high gain modes. The ONLY modeling amp worth considering is the Peavey Vyper, and do you know why?? It's because the pre-amp is NOT (!!!) digital, it's a transistor front-end under the hood. It's that simple. You can take all the Line 6 crap, Blackstar Modeling, Fender Mustangs, and this Marshall and use them as door stops. That's all they are good for. Well, if you have good ears and CARE about good sound. Someone has to stir things up and tell the truth with Ed Roman gone!! ;)
I just got my Code 50 2 day's ago Oct 26, 2016. The amp is the most artificial thing that has ever assaulted my ears! Only when playing chords does it sound like an amp. Playing single notes for melody and lead and it's absolutely disgusting sounding. It sounds like tin, the speaker stinks and the sounds are unmusical. I will keep working on the presets to hopefully get the amp to output some musicality. My hopes are low and I feel that I will return the Code 50. Like I said, I will give it a chance. But how many hours must I work just to get a fairly acceptable tone? My Hot rodded Marshall JCM 900 with a 1960A and 1960B full stack sounded great and was so much easier to dial in that Marshall Tone. I sold it because I had a severe injury and could not even hold a guitar for a few years, also it was making me deaf! But I loved it more than anything before or since! My last words are: I think The Code 50 is designed to play at full volume and then the presets will sound good, like the actual Marshall Amps it's emulating. That means that I won't be playing the Marshall Code on a daily basis because I do not always play at full volume/dimed-well not anymore. The Code 50 sounds terrible at anything less than cranked volumes. So I guess the kids will love it! But I'm an older guy who likes to play at easy listening volumes a lot of the time, and it is unnatural to hear the Code 50 roaring like a JCM 800 Full Stack of 1960 A & B cabs at low volume. It's just weird. There is no low volume tones at all, only fully cranked concert level Marshall Tone that sounds wrong at low volume. At loud volumes the chords do sound great which is a great thing if that's all you want. But I want more. I guess I can continue to play all my other amps for low level volumes, because they still have musicality at low levels so I can enjoy them. I mean, they make my guitar sound like it-self. But on the Marshall Code 50 so far the 3 guitars that I have played through on it did not sound like they normally do. That sucks. I love the fully dimed stadium tone of Marshall tube amps, they are the best in the world for that. But who play's that way everyday, all day long and into the evening? Not me, because I would go completely deaf if I did. This is the weirdest amp I have ever played. Remember the chords sound fantastic but the single lines lead suck at all different volumes. I can't get a tone that I like. Maybe I have another lemon on my hands! I guess another tube amplifier is in my immediate future and that's a good thing. They sound great.
1970borntorun. I agree, also the Boss katana artist sounds good and has transtube technology. The Fender Champion 100 sounds so tubey as well. Check them out bro, especially the boss katana artist, it won't disappoint. Peavy is great, I have a valveking 50 combo v.2 and is a good tube amp IMO.
Just bought the code 50, trading in my mustang 3v2. Lost my fx loop, this amp.has no ext outs either, worst of all the cleans and mid gain are great, dist is so bad. Has tons of weird sounds, like a torn speaker. I cant place it but its so annoying. Mustang did the same thing on dist. Im done modeling, this is going back to GC for an Orange crush 35rt. Proper fx loop and no weird sounds. Oh and, although I dont use it, the headphone out is the worst ive ever heard. And I was using high quality studio headphones. Nice try marshall.
The speaker needs to be broken in, then it starts to sound better. The stock presets aren't that great either. They all have the noisegate turned way up. Bring it down and adjust the presence and resonance and you can get a much better sound than stock.
Well, I kept the code. Dont use the presets, just base amp models adjusted to taste. Ya, res and presence cranked on all patches ,adjusted thkse down too. Behave better nkw. Loves dirt pedals in front. Im replacing the crap speaker with an eminence. Weird buzzing was the handle,fixed that too. Rocks good now.
When I first got it I installed a Celestion V30 from another cab for testing purposes, I immediately got a sound I liked better that way, after a few days I decided to grab a WGS Veteran 30 (based on the V30 but with the correct impedance for the CODE 50) and haven't looked back, the amp sings. BTW you're spot on about the noise gate on stock settings, which are horrible except for maybe 5 or 6 of them.
Or you can use the ANDROID APP. I hate how so many only mention apple phone apps. Apple sucks and anyone who knows how to use technology uses Android phones and apps. That ruined the whole video in my opinion.
I'm not sold, these sound like electronic "poop" to me. If you're wanting a real marshall there's no such thing as "convenient" and "affordable" man up, give away your wallet and buy a JTM-45HW with a 1960a cab. these sound like POOP
You're a tone snob... Do these sound like tbe real thing?.. Of course not, but they sound damn good, for a fraction of the cost of the setup youre touting
Indeed, plus the fact that many individuals haven't got a grand+ to spend on a valve amp. I have the code 100 combo, crank up the volume, you can't tell the difference.
Just hire a METAL guitar player........ Unfortunately...........YOU ARE NOT a metal guitar player...........you and the other guy with the long hair With all respect.....!!!
It's a great app!!! Takes a quite a bunch of time to tune it in the way I wanted it but man when I did I love it. I have bought and sold several solid state amps but Marshall is the stuff 🤘🤘🤘
Best instructional demo of the Marshall Code I've found. I do suggest if you intend to buy, get the code 100, as the code 100 has an effects loop and a speaker out option. Had mine about a month, awesome. One thing though, the demonstrator forgot to mention that you can save you presets on your hand held device, without having to actually change the amp itself. The beauty of that is you can take you hand held device to a gig without your amp and if there's a code amp available, just pair the devices and you can still use your presets, without altering the amp settings. Also missed is that it comes with a footswitch you can use to scroll up or down through the presets.
You're comment is super helpful, thanks for sharing. Torn between this and vox vt100x. Really wanted a blackstar core 100 but I don't trust the software and it's longevity. Marshall seems to have been developed better
I tried a Blackstar core, but the store only had the 150 watt version and thus was almost £100 more expensive. My Code 100 combo was £349 UK GB pounds (not sure what that is in dollars if you're in the US). I'm still finding more and more sounds I like. Not used it live as yet though. If you really want to hear the Marshall code being used to it's full potential, watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/TisYc7HwP38/v-deo.html
Chris Davies thanks! I've had a chance to try a bunch of amps and am getting boss katana, most likely the 100w
Foot switch is sold separate to the amp does not come with it
A foot switch DOES come with the amp, but it's just an up/down (two switch) through the presets, foot switch. The programmable foot switch however, comes at an extra cost. For me it was about £38 UKGP. Not expensive and not essential either.
Damn there’s actually a lot in this amp i like how it has a lot of marshall amp sounds they may not be exact but its close enough for it to sound good to me at least. Got one recently can’t wait to dive into it
dude you cant beat this amp with everything that comes with it, especially the price!
The CODE 50 Combo sounds good to me too ― once everything is dialed in to my taste! Cheers!
Really excited to try this out when mine arrives.
Peaches Bubbles let me know because I'm going to buy the 50. Lolol does anyone want a good deal on a barley used SPARK 40?
@I_Said_ OU812 I like the variety of presets, but I found it's way too loud even at volume 3 for the small room I'm practicing in, so I've often been sticking with Amplitube4's free amp sims.
Sounds cool though! And convenient that I just plug it in toe record if for whatever reason I can't use my main audio interface.
@@phillipholt6005 I like the variety of presets, but I found it's way too loud even at volume 3 for the small room I'm practicing in, so I've often been sticking with Amplitube4's free amp sims.
Sounds cool though! And convenient that I just plug it in toe record if for whatever reason I can't use my main audio interface.
I have the Marshall code 100 watt combo and I absolutely love this amp the limits are endless and it is easy to use plus when sweetwater first got the 100 watt combos it was only $300 lol unbelievable and for that price point it’s a no brainer you can’t go wrong I suggest to anyone to get this amp ... thanks ... GOD BLESS !!!
Very good review of this amp!!
Great review Mitch.
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I have a Code 25 and it's difficult to fault it for the money. It's easy top use, sounds great and packs a mean punch. My only real gripe is the Bluetooth connection. Good luck trying to operate it from another room. or even from the sofa, any further away than a metre or so and the connection is lost.
I need to learn how to use the Bluetooth with the guitar. I also have the Spark 40 and I've heard it's pretty much the same on all amps. I'd appreciate someone to respond back to me!!!!
When I received my Spark 40 I became ill and now I'm starting to learn!
I only shop Sweetwater and today I found out about this AMP from Mike Conyers and I'm going to buy the 50.
The amp is sooooooo good! I just bought it a few days ago. The app sucks. And it has done ever since it went out. Can you guys please tell me what brand and model of tablet or smart phone I should buy to use it with the app? It's a shame the app seems to work only on Tutorial Guitar player guys. Thanks
I'm using the Chrome Nexus 7 tablet, works fine once connected. The thing I have noticed, if the amp is turned off, or the app switched off, I have to pair the device with the amp again.
I just realized my Marshall Code 50 sounds good when played loud. I am know thinking that I will keep the amp, purchased at Sweetwater of course.
To whomever it was at Sweetwater that has removed the post that I wrote last night in which I panned the Code 50 I just want you to read what I wrote above. Notice especially that I wrote that I will be keeping the amp. I only wish you would allow people to speak their mind without you being so insecure that you must remove a negative post Basically to restate what I had written: It seems to me that when new and when playing the amp at low volumes the sound is not so good.
I use mine at home, no issues at low volume for my Code 100 combo.
I want that Stratocaster ! Looks like an expensive custom shop.
Good review.. thanks.
Thats a very good review!
Cheers from Portugal 🍺🤘
I am pretty sure that you can't modify the presets from your computer. There is no Gateway app for PC.. The USB is for connecting to your DAW or for upgrading the firmware.
Yeah no computer app, and to be honest that iOS app looks very ugly.
I looked at the documentation but it seems that it takes MIDI commands to alter the settings. So you would mod from a DAW. Not sure if that is any easier.
Yeah, someone on the android forums has a homebrew Midi app that accesses all the functions except saving on the amp. Marshall hasn't released the codes for that. But everything else works. I think he is planning on creating a DIY custom format so you can save locally to the PC and send your preset to the amp in realtime.
The Midi controller in FL Studio works just fine for sending MIDI CC codes to the amp.
There's a new firmware patch for the CODE out today which fixes the weird distortion when recording via USB and is supposed to fix the digital fizz in some situations.
PC only update at the moment.
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That little LCD screen might be tough to navigate at times.
Yes that is why they have the marshall gateway but you've got to have an expensive touchscreen phone to use it.
+alonzo campos Not if you get the big 9.0 galaxy tab e like I just bought because I left the 7 incher out in the rain.It dried out and works with the exception of one bright spot but it would be a little small for this use.I'm waiting for the combo 100 so we'll see!
A $47 tablet like the Aceson A7 from Amazon works just fine.. But pretty much any old Android phone or tablet works so long as it has Bluetooth 4. If you have an old retired one in a draw somewhere.
I've seen the above tablet for under $40 on occasion. When I got it it was $33.
Combo 100 is awesome, plus it has an effects loop and speaker out option.
Sounds good to me
Indeed, watch this for the COde being used to its full potential: ua-cam.com/video/TisYc7HwP38/v-deo.html
I got my code 50.Liked something about the first preset. Jubilee heaven?
I shut of the reverb delay and modulation. I think these presets are poop for the most part.Anyway before I started tweaking it and just kept to amp power and speaker maybe overdrive
Some of them. Jubilee
Jcm 800 really sounded good. I was in no way expecting it to feel like a tube stack.I played some dokken riffs like kiss of death because I know George used this amp for the song.I was a little suprised.I played the riff and it just felt and sounded like it.I was confused about it actually.I felt like I'm hearing something I know I shouldn't.
Had problems with crazy alien feedback freak outs too
Went to overdrive and lowered gain and volume
Went to power section found the noise gate. Was on 3
Put it on 6 and started changing the cab sims and shutting them off.That is when I got sold.Seriously.
Was about to return it the second day.Glad I didn't.
Once you stop thinking about it and oh yeah the master presence and resonance controls.Pumped up that bass and was loving it.
The other thing that's cool is that it is using Marshall amps
Sound like the Marshall amps.
Even if you're only wanting a Marshall type sound for certain things or just to be able to have them.For 250$ U.S. it is a smart investment.
I really like the effects as well.Got everything I might need .Pitch shifter alone is a great thing to have.Guitars stay same and just change keys.One standard.Down a half step whole step dropped B.I'm definitely a firm believer that a guitar into a nice tube head into a 4×12 Marshall is pretty much the only way to sound the best.So yeah pretty biased but impressed.
Could you tell me where the presence and resonance controls are ?
niiiiiiiice!!!
I got a feeling the price is gonna go up dramatically once people start buying them more
In the UK they've gone up by £10 already!
tenodogblu Here in the states its at $250 i have a feeling they'll go up $100 its a really good deal compared to the other modeling amps from line 6
They will go up that's a fact due!! Happy strummin!!
Wow man, thanks for such a very useful and technical answer. Helped me a lot, thx again buddy.
Thedonuthole69. Boss katana artist distroys Marshall code, I'm not joking.
Marshall code is good but still sounds too plastic or digital.
I played one of these one they first came out, and I was very unimpressed. Very wooden, fake sound to them - especially the high gain modes. The ONLY modeling amp worth considering is the Peavey Vyper, and do you know why?? It's because the pre-amp is NOT (!!!) digital, it's a transistor front-end under the hood. It's that simple. You can take all the Line 6 crap, Blackstar Modeling, Fender Mustangs, and this Marshall and use them as door stops. That's all they are good for. Well, if you have good ears and CARE about good sound. Someone has to stir things up and tell the truth with Ed Roman gone!! ;)
I just got my Code 50 2 day's ago Oct 26, 2016. The amp is the most artificial thing that has ever assaulted my ears! Only when playing chords does it sound like an amp. Playing single notes for melody and lead and it's absolutely disgusting sounding. It sounds like tin, the speaker stinks and the sounds are unmusical.
I will keep working on the presets to hopefully get the amp to output some musicality. My hopes are low and I feel that I will return the Code 50. Like I said, I will give it a chance. But how many hours must I work just to get a fairly acceptable tone?
My Hot rodded Marshall JCM 900 with a 1960A and 1960B full stack sounded great and was so much easier to dial in that Marshall Tone. I sold it because I had a severe injury and could not even hold a guitar for a few years, also it was making me deaf! But I loved it more than anything before or since!
My last words are: I think The Code 50 is designed to play at full volume and then the presets will sound good, like the actual Marshall Amps it's emulating. That means that I won't be playing the Marshall Code on a daily basis because I do not always play at full volume/dimed-well not anymore. The Code 50 sounds terrible at anything less than cranked volumes. So I guess the kids will love it! But I'm an older guy who likes to play at easy listening volumes a lot of the time, and it is unnatural to hear the Code 50 roaring like a JCM 800 Full Stack of 1960 A & B cabs at low volume. It's just weird. There is no low volume tones at all, only fully cranked concert level Marshall Tone that sounds wrong at low volume. At loud volumes the chords do sound great which is a great thing if that's all you want. But I want more.
I guess I can continue to play all my other amps for low level volumes, because they still have musicality at low levels so I can enjoy them. I mean, they make my guitar sound like it-self. But on the Marshall Code 50 so far the 3 guitars that I have played through on it did not sound like they normally do. That sucks.
I love the fully dimed stadium tone of Marshall tube amps, they are the best in the world for that. But who play's that way everyday, all day long and into the evening? Not me, because I would go completely deaf if I did. This is the weirdest amp I have ever played. Remember the chords sound fantastic but the single lines lead suck at all different volumes. I can't get a tone that I like.
Maybe I have another lemon on my hands!
I guess another tube amplifier is in my immediate future and that's a good thing. They sound great.
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1970borntorun. I agree, also the Boss katana artist sounds good and has transtube technology.
The Fender Champion 100 sounds so tubey as well. Check them out bro, especially the boss katana artist, it won't disappoint.
Peavy is great, I have a valveking 50 combo v.2 and is a good tube amp IMO.
Just bought the code 50, trading in my mustang 3v2. Lost my fx loop, this amp.has no ext outs either, worst of all the cleans and mid gain are great, dist is so bad. Has tons of weird sounds, like a torn speaker. I cant place it but its so annoying. Mustang did the same thing on dist. Im done modeling, this is going back to GC for an Orange crush 35rt. Proper fx loop and no weird sounds. Oh and, although I dont use it, the headphone out is the worst ive ever heard. And I was using high quality studio headphones. Nice try marshall.
The speaker needs to be broken in, then it starts to sound better. The stock presets aren't that great either. They all have the noisegate turned way up. Bring it down and adjust the presence and resonance and you can get a much better sound than stock.
Well, I kept the code. Dont use the presets, just base amp models adjusted to taste. Ya, res and presence cranked on all patches ,adjusted thkse down too. Behave better nkw. Loves dirt pedals in front. Im replacing the crap speaker with an eminence. Weird buzzing was the handle,fixed that too. Rocks good now.
When I first got it I installed a Celestion V30 from another cab for testing purposes, I immediately got a sound I liked better that way, after a few days I decided to grab a WGS Veteran 30 (based on the V30 but with the correct impedance for the CODE 50) and haven't looked back, the amp sings. BTW you're spot on about the noise gate on stock settings, which are horrible except for maybe 5 or 6 of them.
Should have waited for the 100 watt combo, has an effects loop and a speaker out extension.
Or you can use the ANDROID APP. I hate how so many only mention apple phone apps. Apple sucks and anyone who knows how to use technology uses Android phones and apps. That ruined the whole video in my opinion.
I'm not sold, these sound like electronic "poop" to me. If you're wanting a real marshall there's no such thing as "convenient" and "affordable" man up, give away your wallet and buy a JTM-45HW with a 1960a cab. these sound like POOP
You're a tone snob... Do these sound like tbe real thing?.. Of course not, but they sound damn good, for a fraction of the cost of the setup youre touting
Well said Chris, they don't sound like the "Real thing" but for the dosh they really aren't a bad amp!
thegarettnetwork Are you serious ? Have you seen that's a 25w, 200$ amp ?
Indeed, plus the fact that many individuals haven't got a grand+ to spend on a valve amp. I have the code 100 combo, crank up the volume, you can't tell the difference.
Listen to the Code been used correctly here: ua-cam.com/video/TisYc7HwP38/v-deo.html
Just hire a METAL guitar player........
Unfortunately...........YOU ARE NOT a metal guitar player...........you and the other guy with the long hair
With all respect.....!!!
Σταυρος Ελλας. I agree bro, but the sounds are still there for a standard guitarist.
Boss katana artist smokes this amp for any genre.
To complicated, this would drive me nuts... I have a vox vt40x and its way easier than this to customize your sound.
Not complicated at all. I'm an old fart approaching 59 and if I can use it, I'm sure you can lol
godwillhunting2. Well as long as you are not using deferent amp models in a gig I see no problem IMO.
Chris Davies a totally agree with you.