Marshall TSL122

[Changles]

I am selling my Marshall 'Triple Super Lead' 2 x 12 all valve combo.
It is really nice. It is in perfect working order but has some superficial damage. A few grazes etc. from the many gigs it's done over the years.
The Clean channel is great (slightly surprisingly for a Marshall). It is capable of getting quite a fender-esque clean tone. Of course the other two channels - crunch and lead - are typically Marshall, giving that classic Marshall distortion sound. But it can also do the more modern high gain stuff really well.

There is more info about the amp on Marshall's website:
[url="http://www.marshallamps.com/product.asp?productCode=TSL122&pageType=OVERVIEW"]http://www.marshallamps.com/product.asp?pr...geType=OVERVIEW[/url]

Also I recommend a look through the manual online:
[url="http://www.marshallamps.com/downloads/files/TSL100s%20hbk.pdf"]http://www.marshallamps.com/downloads/file...L100s%20hbk.pdf[/url]

Also see the youtube video of someone playing through the amp:
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m20NqFpUTNY"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m20NqFpUTNY[/url]

This amp has too many features to list them all:
-It has two different Celestion speakers in it, a 'heritage' and a 'vintage'.
-Tonal features such as mid boost on the clean channel and 'tone shift' on the two gain channels.
-Each channel has it's own independent 3 band EQ as well as gain and volume.
-'Virtual Power reduction' which takes this 100 watt amp down to 25 watts to appease irate neighbours.
-Output mute
-Accutronics spring reverb, separate control for the clean channel (and the two gain channels share one)
-Prescence control for clean and gain channels
-FX mix control for clean and gain channels
-Deep switch for clean and gain channels
-2 versatile effects loops
-Footswitch for channel switching and turning reverb and FX on and off
-DI out (XLR)

So this amp has almost everything, and sounds really good! Despite it having so many features, the front and back panels are laid out in a really simple and easy to use way

Selling in order to fund my next bass rig.

If you want to come and try it out to see if it is for you, feel free. I live in Harrogate. PM me.

£700 OVNO.

Thanks for looking!

Edited July 15, 2010 by Changles

[Changles]

Bump.

[throwoff]

The TSL is an absolute monster, in my eyes the best amp Marshall have made in years (craps on the Mode 4, JVM and these ridiculous new JDM things)

My brother has the head and cab version and it really makes a wonderful noise.

Bump on me

[Changles]

[quote name='throwoff' post='895413' date='Jul 15 2010, 09:18 AM']The TSL is an absolute monster, in my eyes the best amp Marshall have made in years (craps on the Mode 4, JVM and these ridiculous new JDM things)

My brother has the head and cab version and it really makes a wonderful noise.

Bump on me[/quote]

Thank you very much, it is indeed a fine amplifier. Very versatile. Whoever buys it (if that ever happens) will be very happy.

[Lozz196]

[quote name='Changles' post='897193' date='Jul 17 2010, 12:09 PM']Thank you very much, it is indeed a fine amplifier. Very versatile. Whoever buys it (if that ever happens) will be very happy.[/quote]
Very good amps - I had the TSL60 Head, used it with a 1936 2x12 cab - was awesome.

[Changles]

BUMP.