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Before dispatch, your instrument will be treated to a full setup. That's not a quick tweak, but a full multi-point setup by an experienced guitar technician who will check and adjust every single thing on your guitar, bass, ukulele or banjo to ensure it is performing at its absolute best.

This is not a quick process but we believe every instrument should go through our process to acheive an exacting standard of playability.

Frets

We start with the frets on your instrument. All guitar necks move and change over time so we will make sure that your frets are nice and flat as we go up the neck. We don't want any high or low spots as this will mean your guitar will need a higher than optimum action and potentially suffer with fret buzz.

We check and properly profile the playing surface of the frets and then make sure the fret ends are finished off properly. The fret is then polished to ensure smooth string bending.

Truss Rod

Then it's on to the truss rod. This metal rod differs from guitar to guitar (some guitars such as classical guitars don't usually have a truss rod!) and basically controls the "relief" or curve of the neck. Not enough relief and your strings won't have enough clearance over the other frets when playing. Too much relief and you'll have a high action which gets worse as you go up the neck.

The heavier the strings then the more the truss rod needs to work. Proper adjustment in the workshop means that the action will be just right for the strings fitted to your guitar.

Top Nut

The top nut is super important and is one of the two open contact points of your guitar. The technician will check and cut each slot to make sure the strings both run freely but are not sitting in a slot that's too big.

The top nut also plays a big part in the action of your guitar so we'll hit that sweet spot between too low and too high.

Saddle(s)

Another really important part of your guitar!

On an acoustic, the saddle is cut to the correct height making sure the bottom is 100% flat and straight. This means the string can transfer its vibration properly into the body of your guitar.

For electric guitars, the saddles are adjusted to ensure your intonation is perfect. We will also match the saddles to the radius of your fretboard.

Bridge / Tremolo

The bridge affects the break angle and string height of your guitar and is also responsible for holding your saddles.

For a guitar with a Floyd Rose tremolo system or similar, the spring tension has to be just right to allow the tremolo to return to its "zero point" and keep everything in tune.

For guitars with standard tremolos, we can set it to float and be used both up or down like a true tremolo or we can lock the trem block back so the tremolo will only go downwards.... the choice is yours!

Intonation

Intonation is the measure of how in-tune the guitar string is across the length of the fretboard and a guitar with badly set intonation will get more and more out of tune as the string is shortened when you play.

Tiny adjustments are made to each string where applicable to adjust its length and ensure that the intonation is set just right.

Overall Action

Once all the above has been completed, the guitar is checked for playability and fine adjustments are made. This step brings everything together and means your guitar will be set up optimally.

Machine Heads

Every machine head is operated and checked for function. We need to ensure that the machine heads operate smoothly.

Electrics

All the functions of your guitar are checked to ensure everything is working as intended.

For acoustic guitars we will check the functions of the EQ system and controls as weel as check the internal cabling and jack socket.

For electric guitars, all the pickups are checked for function and tonal response. All controls and switches are operated to ensure they are functioning properly. The jack socket is checked.

Other Parts

All other parts such as strap pins, bushings, tuning buttons etc are fully checked.

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If you have purchased online, your guitar will be carefully packed ready for dispatch. You will receive a tracking link via email.

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Marshall DSL100HR 100w Valve Head
Marshall
Marshall DSL100HR 100w Valve Head
Marshall DSL100HR 100w Valve Head

Marshall DSL100HR 100w Valve Head

SKU: DSL100HR
 Discontinued
This item has now been discontinued. Browse our website for alternatives or feel free to contact us on 01279 432 900 for further advice.
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The Marshall DSL100HR 100w Valve Head comes from the latest iteration of Marshall's ever popular DSL range. A 100 watt all-valve amp that is perfect for the regular gigging guitarist hitting all kinds of venues on a regular basis. This head excels both live, for rehearsals, in the studio and even home use thanks it's high/low power settings.

For those who to prefer to run a head and cab set up the all-valve EL34 powered design found at the core of this DSL100HR will give players instant access to those classic Marshall tones at various volumes when hooked up to their speaker cabinet of choice. 

Two footswitchable channels feature (selectable with the included single button footswitch); Classic Gain - taking you from clean tones up to classic drive sounds - and the Ultra Gain channel for those that want heavier tones. 

For tonal shaping there is a newly tweaked 5-band EQ with bass, middle, treble controls and more plus the added versatility of two master volume controls and access to Marshall's own built-in reverb.

On the rear of the unit there is an FX loop, footswitch socket, a new SoftTube designed emulated headphone/line out (emulating the classic 1960 cab) and the adjustable power output - allowing you to take the DSL100HR down to from massive 100w of headroom to more usable rehearsal, recording or easy break up volumes!

The Marshall DSL100HR takes previous Marshall DSL generations and improves in it, making for an even more versatile amp that still delivers bags of that classic Marshall valve tone!

  • DSL Series
  • Head 
  • Two seperate master volume controls 
  • Gain and volume per channel
  • 100 watts
  • Dedicated resonance control
  • EL34 valves
  • High and low power settings
  • Reverb
  • Softube Emulated output
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