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Marshall AS100D

Acoustic-Electric Guitar Amplifier from Marshall belonging to the AS series

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THE best electro amp?

Marshall AS100DPublished on 09/05/12 at 00:23
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100 W amp 4 channel transistors. - 2 HP 8 and 2 tweeters high fidelity polymer. - 1 volume control per channel. - Independent EQ for each channel (bass and treble). - 2 XLR Inputs for guitar and microphone. - 16 integrated digital effects (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, ...) with control and adjustment level. - Key phase. - Entry RCA (L / R). - Filter with anti-feedback control frequency. - Chorus assignable control channel with a Spread and Depth. - Integrated Reverb with level control. - Control of overall volume. - Stereo effect loop. - Symmetrical XLR output emulation of HP. - Line-Out output asymmetrical. - Dim (mm): 600 x 540 x 261, weight: 21 kgs.

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Settings may...…
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100 W amp 4 channel transistors. - 2 HP 8 and 2 tweeters high fidelity polymer. - 1 volume control per channel. - Independent EQ for each channel (bass and treble). - 2 XLR Inputs for guitar and microphone. - 16 integrated digital effects (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, ...) with control and adjustment level. - Key phase. - Entry RCA (L / R). - Filter with anti-feedback control frequency. - Chorus assignable control channel with a Spread and Depth. - Integrated Reverb with level control. - Control of overall volume. - Stereo effect loop. - Symmetrical XLR output emulation of HP. - Line-Out output asymmetrical. - Dim (mm): 600 x 540 x 261, weight: 21 kgs.

UTILIZATION

Settings may seem a little complicated at first use, and it will surely refer to the manual for using the "phase", the control anti-larsen and various settings to refine the sound. That said, we get easily a good sound, even with all the EQ at noon.

SOUNDS

This amp is very versatile and I laud my arm, my nylon acoustic guitar, my power, my mandolin or my Shure SM 57 to dub my bouzouki, oud or my my voice. The sound is really typical but Marhall suits me perfectly.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a few months after purchase of ooccasion.
Before I had this same model that I sold to get tempted by the SR Technology, which I think are less resistant, less powerful and more expensive especially (Ditto for the AER that I've tried).
So level value, I have nothing to say for the record, the répéts and the scene, it is perfect! Thank you Jim.
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Marshall AS100DPublished on 03/09/06 at 18:23
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Transistor amplifier, 2x50W (100W)
4 channels
1 for the lead guitar, the second I use are not really rglages Simplified (jack and XLR), the third is for the main microphone with rglages for independent effects.
reverbs, chorus, delay, flange, modulation, numrique.

UTILIZATION

It is plutt easy to use, you plug a sound already, we feel the potential.
Manual quick and easy. I aprci more details.

SOUNDS

I have an Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor2, I put good pickups and strings what is necessary, and this amp, the sound is warm trs, Marshall, was already a well especially for guitars electric, acoustic for this one is very typical of the same as a coloration.Ca I like the well to...…
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Transistor amplifier, 2x50W (100W)
4 channels
1 for the lead guitar, the second I use are not really rglages Simplified (jack and XLR), the third is for the main microphone with rglages for independent effects.
reverbs, chorus, delay, flange, modulation, numrique.

UTILIZATION

It is plutt easy to use, you plug a sound already, we feel the potential.
Manual quick and easy. I aprci more details.

SOUNDS

I have an Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor2, I put good pickups and strings what is necessary, and this amp, the sound is warm trs, Marshall, was already a well especially for guitars electric, acoustic for this one is very typical of the same as a coloration.Ca I like the well to jazz, bossa, blues etc ...
J'apprcie much.

OVERALL OPINION

It's not a long time since I have about 1 ½ months, I repeated with about 4, 2, 3 oxen, frankly every time I find the sound terrible, as has the way the guitar. Too bad the effects are not completely independent for different channels, like reverb and chorus voices scratching.
I tried the Ashdown radiator in a vinyl and wood and the AER Compact 60, it is true that they sound good but it's not already done all the CATEGORY mm, and despite the difference in price I Marshall finds the above is a 100W. I also ssay the Fender Acoustasonic Junior 2x40 ~ 650 not attract me. This silent marshall a promo in the shop or I bought 550.
Mm and so has had no t the cheapest of all is the one I choose, I think.
This is the first I ssay all and the one that surprised me the most.
of a big sound.
No noise, a clear and distinct.
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Marshall AS100DPublished on 01/16/07 at 03:44
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
Electro-acoustic combo 100 watt transistors.
- 4 channels.
- 2 HP 8 "and 2 tweeters plolymer high fidelity.
- 1 volume control per channel.
- Independent EQ for each channel (bass and treble).
- 2 XLR inputs for guitar and microphone.
- 16 digital effects (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, delay ...) with control and adjustment level.
- Key phase.
- RCA Input (L / R).
- Filter-feedback-controlled frequency.
- Chorus assignable to a channel with Spread and Depth controls.
- Integrated Reverb with level control.
- Control of overall volume.
- Stereo effects loop.
- XLR Balanced output to HP emulation.
- Output Line-Out asymmetrical.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use, note...…
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Electro-acoustic combo 100 watt transistors.
- 4 channels.
- 2 HP 8 "and 2 tweeters plolymer high fidelity.
- 1 volume control per channel.
- Independent EQ for each channel (bass and treble).
- 2 XLR inputs for guitar and microphone.
- 16 digital effects (Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, delay ...) with control and adjustment level.
- Key phase.
- RCA Input (L / R).
- Filter-feedback-controlled frequency.
- Chorus assignable to a channel with Spread and Depth controls.
- Integrated Reverb with level control.
- Control of overall volume.
- Stereo effects loop.
- XLR Balanced output to HP emulation.
- Output Line-Out asymmetrical.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use, note 2 pages, in fact, there is not really necessary.

Effects easy to adjust and dose ...

The only downside j'aurrais liked more information on the two anti régalge feedback. There is no info about it and we do not know too much about what channel these filters apply.

Otherwise, there is, the number of input and output is very valuable, it gives us a lot of possibilities of Use. Of all the amps I scrutinized before buying this one ... it is the only as complete.

The first two channels can simultaneously connect a microphone and a piezo microphone rosette. With each channel, a phase inverter handy (if necessary). (Personally, I use the second channel with a distortion pedal, which allows me to mix with many details the sound of my acoustic guitar with the gross distortion - It seems to have 2 guitars connected to the amp is quite convenient.)
A third input is for connecting a microphone, but amplification is not huge cons and see not enough compared to the guitar. There is too much difference. the microphone is too low. There must be a small amp between the mico and amplifier. For cons, I have tried it with a Shure SM58. So this may be true for a micro active.
The last entry is a Cinch stereo format. I have not tried yet. but it can be useful for a keyboard or formwork Minidisc portable.

Behind is great, an integrated stereo direct box. I tried Live Cubase is simply alluciant! Plus a stereo line output plus a stereo effects loop. In short, there is everything you need.

SOUNDS

His side, I use a Martin electro and the sound is simply allucinant! The power is there! True, it fully complies with the grain MARTIN mean every detail, the dynamics is respected, the warmth of my MARTIN, too, the sound is clear, clean, precise, clean, efficice. In short, the perfect companion to my MARTIN. I do not regret my purchase. It's very good work.
The sound is warm, but it still recognizes the characteristics MARSHALL.
In rehearsal, I will not even Moitiers up and it's already super strong. The méduim and highs are there. For my part, I love that provides low heat plsu my sound and this amp, what happiness can be mounted without the feedback or make a vromibissement annoying. the anti-feedback is doing its job, as long as we spend time to fix it properly.
The effects are nice. j'utilse often combined REVERB + CHORUS. Can be assayed the intensity and volume of the effect. There are a lot of aps réglalges, but there are basics. I did not use voice on the track at the same time, so aps comments about it. In fact, I do not use the voice track. The Delay is adjustable in intensity and speed. The chorus is nice, it can be determined as desired. Arpeggios on the fingers, it really has an effect maginfique.
direct output of the integrated DI is stirring. Sound impeccable! On Cubase, Live sound card, sound is niquel, clean, clear and always accurate. It just needs a little warmth can be compared to the sound amplifier. but overall, it's very very good! Just add a little treatment on your software and it's done.
I use a distortion pedal on the SOND channel and the sound is very good. Mixed with clear sound at the same time, it provides a well rounded and warm!
In short, very good!

OVERALL OPINION

Very good investment. I hesitated between that and a Fender, but in the end I paid less than the Fender (promo) and the fact that there is all I / O + 4 tracks, I find it very comprehensive and this attracted me. Full of possibilities open to you from the beginning or for future purchases.
With Martin, it's the perfect companion. He will respect your playing dynamics, your accuracy, the sound is clean, clear, no noise, no ... well short, I recommend it;) A small wonder for the stage as in the studio.
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  • Manufacturer: Marshall
  • Model: AS100D
  • Series: AS
  • Category: Acoustic-Electric Guitar Amplifiers
  • Added in our database on: 04/02/2004

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