blackstar ht100 vs marshall TSL

[jbatchelor]

               Im just trying to get everyone elses opinion on tone between the blackstar ht100, which I just ordered to get rid of my Marshall TSL 122. I thought it  to be garbage I loved it when I first bought the thing but the longer I had it the more pain it became. I'm playing through a Gibson les Paul studio 91' with tom Anderson HT+1 humbuckers in it I have a pretty unique sound that I go for.

             Although I do like classic Marshall here and there for covers I like the British tone with a tight low end I play everything from led zeppelin , 80's hair metal and some current hard rock like three days grace and such. So in all what does everyone think would be the best option for me I just don't think the TSL had enough gain for pinch harmonics and other songs open to all opinions and amp suggestions thanks everyone.

[HKSblade2]

Most modern sounds are boosted. At least they are when I play them on my JCM800. The Blackstar's I've heard have more gain on tap, so it will probably be a more versatile amp for your situation.

[Neilrocks25]

I would say get a DSL, then the TSL.

I like blackstar amps but Marshalls sound just a bit better and the mid range is more intune with the stuff you want to do. 

Blackstars just sound too modern to be honest.

 

Edit I just noticed it's the combo, sell it the combo's suck get the head.

[rushtallica]

I've never tried the HT100 and can only speak for the Blackstar HT-5, but I liked it with a boost, and it sounds like that's what would help the TSL, as well.