Marshall Amplification DSL100HR Bedienungsanleitung

DSL100HR &

DSL40CR

OWNER’S MANUAL

INTRODUCTION

DSL 100/40 OVERVIEW

Congratulations on your purchase of this Dual Super Lead (DSL) amplier from

Marshall Amplication.

The DSL provides the legendary Marshall tone, allowing you to express your distinct

playing style and attitude. From clean to distorted overdrives, the DSL is a versatile

all valve amp that allows you to easily dial in the sound you desire.

This DSL amplier not only delivers the tone you expect from a Super Lead amplier

it is also packed with an array of features such as an effects loop, power reduction

and studio quality digital reverb. Right out of the box your DSL provides you with

the functionality you need to take your sound from rehearsal to the stage with

condence.

Your DSL amplier has been designed specically for those who need the full rich

tone of a valve amp. This makes the amp ideal for a live environment, studio or at

home thanks to the power reduction system.

We hope you enjoy performing, practicing and recording with your DSL amplier.

- The Marshall Team.

The DSL 100 Head and 40 Combo feature the same functions. The combo is loaded

with a 12” G12 V-type speaker chosen for its ability to deliver exceptional tone and

exibility.

The DSL features two foot switchable channels: CLASSIC GAIN and ULTRA GAIN.

The CLASSIC GAIN channel delivers sparkling clean sounds through to the more

aggressive break-up of a Marshall JCM800 amplier. The ULTRA GAIN channel

provides even more distortion and break-up for players looking for higher gain tones

from their amplier.

Both channels share a passive three-band EQ, with BASS, MIDDLE and TREBLE

controls. The EQ section also features Tone Shift, which when activated recongures

the pre-amp mid frequencies making DSL ideal for contemporary metal tones,

especially when combined with higher gain settings.

The DSL features professional quality digital REVERB and a series FX LOOP. The LOW

POWER function adds a further dimension to the DSL sound, giving you rich valve

tone at an ear-friendly volume.

For the most demanding players, the DSL 40 Combo and DSL 100 Head feature MIDI

compatibility meaning outboard MIDI equipment can access all the features needed

to perform.

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PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY

BEFORE PLUGGING IN.

FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND HEED ALL WARNINGS.

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential

installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,

the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION: Any changes or modications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)

COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

WARNING! IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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WARNING:

Before going any further, make sure that

your amplier is compatible with your

mains electricity supply. If you have any

doubt, please seek help from a qualied

technician – your Marshall dealer can

help you in this respect.

MAINS INPUT & FUSE:

The specic mains input voltage

rating that your amplier has been

manufactured for is indicated on the

rear panel of the amplier. Your amplier

is provided with a detachable mains

(power) lead, which should be connected

to the MAINS INPUT socket on the rear

panel of the amplier (Rear Panel Function

#26). The correct value and type of

mains fuse is specied on the rear panel

of the amplier.

NEVER attempt to bypass the fuse or t

one of the incorrect value or type.

TRANSPORTING YOUR EQUIPMENT:

Please ensure that your amplier is

switched off, unplugged from the mains

electricity supply and all removable

cables have been disconnected from

your equipment before attempting to

move it.

IMPORTANT SET UP INFORMATION:

1. When using the DSL20HR, or the

DSL20CR with an extension speaker

cabinet(s), make sure that the

speaker cabinet(s) is connected to

the correct impedance loudspeaker

jack socket(s) on the rear panel of the

amplier. See the LOUDSPEAKERS

guide in this manual for specic

information regarding impedance

matching (Rear Panel Function #33).

WARNING:

Failure to do the above may damage

your amplier. When connecting a

speaker cabinet make sure that you use

a proper speaker cable. Never use a

screened (shielded) guitar cable for this

purpose.

2. Ensure that the POWER switch is

set to the OFF position (Front Panel

Function #25).

3. Ensure the OUTPUT switch is in the

STANDBY position (Front Panel

Function #24).

4. Connect the supplied mains (power)

lead into the MAINS INPUT (Rear

Panel Function #26) rst and then

into an electricity outlet.

5. Ensure that the volume controls on

the front panel are set to zero (Front

Panel Functions #19 & #21).

6. Plug your guitar into the INPUT jack

socket (Front Panel Function #1).

7. Switch the amplier ON using the

POWER switch, wait for a few

minutes and then switch the

OUTPUT switch to either the LOW

or HIGH position.

8. Turn the front panel POWER switch

on and wait for a few minutes

before going to point 9.

9. Turn the selected channel volume

up to your preferred level and your

amplier is ready to play.

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

DSL40CR FRONT PANEL

DSL100HR FRONT PANEL

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1. INPUT

Input jack socket for your guitar cable.

Use a good quality screened/shielded

guitar cable to help prevent noise

interference.

CLASSIC GAIN CHANNEL

2. GAIN

Controls the gain level for the CLASSIC

GAIN channel. As the amount of gain

increases, so will the distortion level in

your sound.

3. MODE STATUS LED

This LED lights green to indicate that

CLEAN mode is selected and red to

indicate CRUNCH mode is selected.

4. VOLUME

Controls the volume level of the

CLASSIC GAIN channel.

5. CLEAN/CRUNCH

Press to select CLEAN or CRUNCH

mode. The CLASSIC GAIN channel’s two

modes take your sound from clean to

overdriven tones.

ULTRA GAIN CHANNEL

6. GAIN

Controls the gain level for the ULTRA

GAIN channel. As the amount of gain

increases, so will the distortion level in

your sound.

7. MODE STATUS LED

This LED lights green to indicate that

OD1 mode is selected and red to

indicate OD2 mode is selected.

8. VOLUME

Controls the volume level of the ULTRA

GAIN channel.

9. OD1/OD2

Press to select OD1 or OD2 mode. The

ULTRA GAIN channel’s two modes go

from an open, high gain overdrive to a

mid-boosted tone with even higher gain

possibilities.

NOTES ON USING CHANNELS AND MODES:

The channel is automatically selected when

a mode switch is pressed: Clean/Crunch or

OD1/OD2.

When you select a channel its previous

mode, FX loop and master volume settings

will be recalled.

The channel can also be selected using

the supplied 2-way footswitch. When the

2-way footswitch is connected, the front

panel mode switch (Clean/Crunch or OD1/

OD2) will be active only on the selected

channel.

Use the optional 6-way footswitch (PEDL-

91005) to switch between channels, modes

and more – see the DSL FOOTSWITCHING

section in this manual for further info.

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS (CONT.)

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EQUALISATION SECTION

10. TREBLE

Controls the higher frequency content

of your sound. Turning clockwise will

increase the highs making the sound

brighter and more crisp.

11. MIDDLE

Controls the middle frequency of your

sound. Turning clockwise adds girth.

Turning anticlockwise reduces the

middle frequencies ‘scooping’ your

sound – this is accentuated when used in

conjunction with Tone Shift.

(Front Panel Function #13).

12. BASS

Controls the amount of lower frequency,

or bottom-end, in your sound. Turning

clockwise will increase the bottom-end

making the sound fuller.

13. TONE SHIFT

Tone Shift recongures the preamp EQ

network adding a new dimension to

tonal shaping.

Tonal Note: The preamp EQ network is

dynamic and highly interactive. Please note

that because of this, altering the setting of

one control can change the way that the

other controls behave – experiment to nd

your sound.

14. PRESENCE

Controls the amount of higher

frequencies of your sound. Turn

clockwise to add crispness and bite

for a more cutting tone. PRESENCE

is a power-stage function and acts

independently of the preamp EQ

controls.

15. RESONANCE

Controls the amount of lower

frequencies in your sound. Turning

this control clockwise adds a resonant

bass boost, increasing bottom-end.

RESONANCE is a power-stage function

and acts independently of the preamp

EQ controls.

REVERB SECTION

16. REVERB CLASSIC

Controls the REVERB level of the

CLASSIC GAIN Channel.

17. REVERB ULTRA

Controls the REVERB level of the ULTRA

GAIN Channel.

MASTER VOLUME SECTION

18. MASTER SELECT

This switches between MASTER 1 and

MASTER 2.

Note: You can switch between MASTER 1

and MASTER 2 using the optional 6-way

PEDL-91005 footswitch.

19. MASTER 1

Controls the overall volume level of the

amplier when selected.

20. MASTER STATUS LED

This LED lights green to indicate that

MASTER 1 is selected and red to indicate

MASTER 2 is selected.

21. MASTER 2

Controls the overall volume level of the

amplier when selected.

22. LOOP STATUS LED

This LED lights red to indicated that the

FX LOOP is On. It is unlit when the FX

LOOP in Off.

23. LOOP ON/OFF

This switch activates and deactivates the

FX LOOP.

Note: FX LOOP On/Off is footswitchable

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FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS (CONT.)

The DSL100HR and DSL40CR are

supplied with a 2-way footswitch (PEDL-

90012) for channel select and FX loop

on/off.

There is also a 6-way footswitch

(PEDL-91005) available that enables

you to fully control your DSL100HR or

DSL40CR during performance. You can

select each mode: CLEAN, CRUNCH,

OD1 or OD2, as well as select MASTER

1 or MASTER 2, and switch the FX LOOP

On/Off.

DSL FOOTSWITCHING

using the supplied 2-way footswitch or the

optional 6-way footswitch.

24. OUTPUT

This three position rocker switch

combines STB (standby) and HIGH/

LOW output power functions. The

output stage and power control for this

amplier has been designed to deliver

the optimum tonal performance at

all power levels. The HIGH and LOW

output functions allow the user to

choose between two congurations of

the internal power supply. These two

congurations give the choice between

two output power levels, but ensure that

the output valves behave in the same

way for both. This means the amplier

can be put into LOW power mode

without compromising on tone.

HIGH: This is the 100 Watt setting for the

DSL100HR and the 40 Watt setting for the

DSL40CR.

STB (standby): This is used in conjunction

with the mains POWER switch (Front Panel

Function #25). When powering up, always

switch mains POWER on rst, leaving

the OUTPUT switch in the STB (standby)

position. Standby mode should also be

used to mute the amp during breaks in

performances to avoid stress to the valves

of the amplier.

LOW: This is the 50 Watt setting for

the DSL100HR and the 20 Watt for the

DSL40CR.

25. POWER

Mains power ON/OFF switch.

26. MAINS INPUT

Connects the amplier to the mains

electricity supply.

Note: The MAINS INPUT socket has an

integrated fuse compartment. Ensure that

the value of a replacement fuse matches the

labelling on the amplier rear panel. You

MUST ALWAYS switch the amplier OFF

and disconnect it from the mains electricity

supply before attempting to access the fuse

compartment. If in doubt, contact your

Marshall dealer.

27. MIDI IN

Connect your external MIDI device to

the MIDI IN socket.

Note: The amplier only accepts incoming

data and it is not able to send any MIDI

commands.

You can set the channel, the state of the

LOOP and MASTER volume via MIDI

messages.

MIDI commands allow the remote

control of some front panel functions

(refer to MIDI implementation chart at

the end of this manual).

The MIDI receive channel is factory-set

to channel 1. In order to set a different

channel, press and hold the Loop On/Off

switch (Front Panel Function #23) while

powering up the amplier to activate

MIDI waiting mode. The LED will ash

until a valid MIDI command is received.

The MIDI receive channel will be set to

the channel of that command.

To select MIDI OMNI receive, put the

amplier into MIDI waiting mode and

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

DSL40CR REAR PANEL

DSL100HR REAR PANEL

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then press and hold the Master Select

switch (Front Panel Function #18) until

its LED ashes.

Note: When the 2-way footswitch is

connected the amplier will not respond to

any MIDI messages.

28. FX LOOP RETURN

Connect the output of an external FX

pedal or processor.

29. FX LOOP SEND

Connect the input of an external FX

pedal or processor.

30. F/S

Connect the supplied 2-way footswitch

or the optional 6-way footswitch here.

31. AUDIO IN

Connect an external device here to

practice with or to jam along to music.

32. EMULATED OUT

Emulated line level output for

headphones or connection to a mixer.

The DSL is equipped with a high quality

emulated output using Softube-designed

studio cabinet emulation. This ensures

that your headphone and output signal

from this socket provide the best

possible tone for practice or recording.

Note: Using EMULATED OUT does not omit

the need for a speaker load to be connected

to the amplier (Rear Panel Function #33).

Note: For silent recording via EMULATED

OUT set the OUTPUT switch to STB (Front

Panel Function #24).

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33. LOUDSPEAKERS

There are ve speaker outputs available.

They are labelled according to the

intended impedances:

• 1 x 16 OHM: connect a single 16 Ohm

speaker cabinet to this jack.

• 1x 8 OHM or 2 x 16 OHM: connect a

single 8 Ohm speaker cabinet or two 16

Ohm speaker cabinets.

• 1 x 4 OHM or 2 x 8 OHM: connect a

single 4 Ohm speaker cabinet or two 8

Ohm speaker cabinets.

WARNING: Although the amplier has ve

speaker outputs, never attempt to connect

more speaker cabinets than rated. The safe

combinations are: 1 x 16 Ohm, 1 x 8 Ohm, 2 x

16 Ohm, 1 x 4 Ohm or 2 x 8 Ohm only. Any other

speaker cabinet conguration may stress the

power amplier section and in extreme cases may

lead to valve and/or output transformer failure.

NEVER use DSL100HR or DSL40CR without a

speaker load.

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS (CONT.)

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MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

FUNCTION TRANSMITTED RECOGNISED REMARKS

MIDI Channels N Y (1-16) Default receive channel 1

Note Numbers N N

Program Change N Y (0-127) Amp channels mapped to

every four PC values

Bank Select Responce N

Modes Supported:

Mode 1: Omni-On, Poly N

Mode 2: Omni-On, Mono N

Mode 3: Omni-Off, Poly N

Mode 4: Omni-Off, Mono N

Multi Mode N

Note-On Velocity N N

Note-Off Velocity N N

Universal System Exclusive N N

Manufacture System Exclusive N N

FUNCTION # TRANSMITTED RECOGNISED REMARKS

13 N Y LOOP

0 = Off

1 = On

2-127=Toggle State

14 N Y Master

0 = Off

1 = On

2-127=Toggle State

1. BASIC INFORMATION

FUNCTION TRANSMITTED RECOGNISED REMARKS

MIDI Clock N N

2. MIDI TIMING AND SYNCHRONIZATION

MIDI IMPLENATION CHART CONTROL NUMBER INFORMATION

MANUFACTURER: Marshall

VERSION: 1.1

MODEL: DSL 40 & DSL 100

DATE: 24.08.17

MANUFACTURER: Marshall

VERSION: 1.1

MODEL: DSL 40 & DSL 100

BOOK-90032

Marshall Amplication plc, Denbigh Road,

Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK1 1DQ, England.

Telephone: +44 (0) 1908 375411 | Fax: +44 (0) 1908 376118

Registered in England. Registered Number: 805676

Whilst the information contained herein is correct at the time of publication, due to its policy of constant improvement

and development, Marshall Amplication plc reserves the right to alter specications without prior notice.

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