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THIS. Everything is able to be modded.
Motherfuckingthis. My biggest complaint about the DSL. Front panel is great, which makes for a great studio amp, but is very limited when playing it live, unless you just want two channels like most of us. However, there are always way of modding it to make it footswitchable.
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Originally Posted by Pepi
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If anything, I think I liked my TSL100s more than the DSL100s, but both amps need tweaking to get what you want out of them. We used to cover a few Fear Factory songs and I simply used a stock TSL100. It is really versatile.
But that all said, the mere fact that the JVM410h exists, I wonder why anyone would bother with either.
The JCM2000s were not the most reliable of amps, I did need to journey up to Milton Keynes every so often for Marshall to fix them. But I never, across the 17 JCM2000 amps I owned, gigged and used, ever had to reach for a fire extinguisher or experience a stupidly expensive failure.
The three Bugera combos I had delivered lasted a total if 4 minutes between them; apparently plugging them in is expecting too much 
Motherfuckingthis. My biggest complaint about the DSL. Front panel is great, which makes for a great studio amp, but is very limited when playing it live, unless you just want two channels like most of us.
However, there are always way of modding it to make it footswitchable.
I've got the 401 combo, for some reason, you can change between crunch modes on this amp an very usefull it is too! I've no idea why this feature never made it to the heads
God forbid you turn your amp up. Marshall amps are made to be loud. If you don't want loud, don't buy a Marshall. Fuck, even the Class 5 amp is loud as fuck. The JVM is the only Marshall that sounds OK at low volumes.
I bet it still doesn't sound great unless you crank it. That's my #1 beef with most Marshalls. As a former DSL owner, I agree that it would need either separate EQ for both channels or a better balance between the two. From what I can remember the biggest issue was bass. If you had the green channel dialed just right, then the red channel had way too little bottom end. So basically they revised everything that didn't really need revising.
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