Marshall DSL20HR

Hello,
First of all I would like to mention that I like metal music. This amp doesn't fit to this style. But I haven't been looking for high gaine amp, because I've already got my Engl. So why did I choose this amp? The rison in it's lead channel that sounds great in the mix.
Pros: 1) Awasome clean channel, 2) AUX in, 3) Marshall distinctive lead sound for solo, 4) Good price for completely tube amp, 5) reverb, 6) Marshall design, 7) 10W mode
Cons: 1) It doesn't have modern high gain, 2) it's very loud even in 10W mode
I think DSL20 fits great for Blues and Rock with AC/DC style riffs. And of course it's depends on guitar pickups in your guitar.
I like the sound of this amp with more mids (at 3 o`clock) and less treble (at 9 o`clock) and tone shift swiched ON. With this settings it sounds more metal for me.
Thanx for reading. Be safe and stay in tune!

For the money this is decent value, an all valve Marshall with two channels,an effects loop (footswitch inluded) and various output options including an emulated out for recording or DI to a pa and easily enough volume to gig with. I chose this over the Origin for the array of modern features & the fact it has 2 channels which suits my needs better.
Using the rockier higher gain sounds, it gets a bit noisy so care is needed when recording with it but I guess that could be said of most amps. I haven?t had the oppportunity to fully crank it up in a gig situation but the lower volume tones are good and the low gain channel (clean) channel also can produce nice crunch sounds when pushed also. A good versatile lightweight head with great tone & sufficient power to gig with & a good array of features for most users! Delivered in less than 48 hours by the guys at Thomann, excellent!