Produktbewertungen Marshall ValveState II VS100R ( 7/10) - 4 Produktbewertungen

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4 Produktbewertungen über Marshall ValveState II VS100R in Deutsch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften1	Anwendung2	Sounds3	Gesamteindruck4
	zwini
	iamqman
	ericthegreat
	tjon901

• 1↑. Um was für eine Art der Verstärkung handelt es sich (Röhre, Transistor,...)? Wieviel Leistung wird geliefert? Was für Verbindungen stehen zur Verfügung? Was für Einstellungen können vorgenommen werden? Was für Effekte stehen zur Verfügung?...
• 2↑. Ist es einfach einen guten Sound zu erhalten? Ist die Bedienungsanleitung klar und ausführlich?... Fühlt sich das Keyboard gut an? Passt es zu Ihrem Anwendungszweck?
• 3↑. Mit welchen Gitarren / Bässen oder Effekten verwenden Sie das Gerät? Was für einen Sound erhalten Sie damit? Welche Einstellungen verwenden Sie dafür? ("Clear", "Heavy",....)? Welche Sounds gefallen Ihnen? Welche hassen Sie? Ist der Frequenzgang ausreichend neutral?
• 4↑. Was gefällt Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Haben Sie vor dem Kauf viele andere Modelle getestet? Wie sieht für Sie das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis aus? Mit dem Wissen das Sie jetzt haben, würden Sie wieder die gleiche Entscheidung treffen?... Präzision und Qualität des Sounds?

• 03/11/08

  Produktbewertung von zwini

  Eigenschaften

  Hybrid Verstärker mit einer Röhre innerhalb eines Solidstate Designs.
  
  
  
  Marshall gibt 100 Watt an. Im Vergleich zu einem JCM900 Full Stack ist dieser 'kleine' Verstärker nichts worüber man sich lustig machen sollte. Ich glaube er liefert auch wirklich 100 Watt... Die 'Plastik' Elektronik erzeugt einen wirklich guten Sound.
  
  
  
  Sehr ausführliche Verbindungen: FX Loop, Fussschalter um Kanäle einzuschalten, 2 Lautsprecherausgänge, ein Kopfhörerausgang mit Mute Funktion für den Lautsprecher und ein Line Ausgang mit Lautsprechersimulation für die direkte Verbindung mit einem Mischpult...
  
  
  
  Auch sehr ausführliche Regelmöglichkeiten: 3 Kanäle, die beiden Kanäle mit Verzerrung teilen einen EQ und die Contour Funktion welche die möglichen Klangfarben erhöht.

  Anwendung

  Nichts überraschendes wenn man bereits einen Gitarrenverstärker benutzt hat. Die Einstellungen sind sehr einfach - nur die Regler drehen...Plug and Play...
  
  
  
  Man braucht schon ein paar Minuten bis man genau den gesuchten Sound gefunden hat - aber man muss dazu kein Ingenieur sein.
  
  
  
  Ich habe keine Bedienungsanleitung und ich vermisse sie auch nicht...aber ich weiss, dass die Bedienungsanleitungen von Marshall sehr ausführlich sind.

  Sounds

  Der Klang ist überraschend gut...Natürlich nicht so gut wie bei einem JCM aber für das Geld ist er sehr beeindruckend... Man kann den Verstärker mit allen Arten von Gitarren benutzen - egal ob sie Singlecoils oder Humbucker besitzt... Marshall ist für seinen Clean Sound nicht unbedingt berühmt - aber er reichht vollkommen aus. Beide Overdrive Kanäle bieten die ganze Bandbreit an Verzerrungen - von leichtem Crunch bis hin zu fetter Overdrive...

  Gesamteindruck

  Ich habe diesen Verstärker ziemlich günstig einem Freund abkaufen können der das Gitarrenspiel aufgegeben hat. Ich habe ihn vor kurzem occasion in einem Laden gesehen und da war er sogar noch günstiger.
  
  
  
  Er ist sehr zuverlässig (Vorteil der Transistoren Verstärker) und robust. Er ist laut genug um mit einem Schlagzeuger spielen zu können und bietet ein exzellentes Preis/Leistungs Verhältnis.
  
  
  
  Dies ist eine exzellente Wahl wenn man einen günstigen Verstärker mit guter Ausgangsleistung und respektablem Sound möchte. Ich bevorzuge Röhren aber behalte diesen Verstärker dennoch!!
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• 29/11/11

  Produktbewertung von iamqman ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "Not my first choice"

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  Eigenschaften

  Marshall has to be one of my favorite guitar amplifiers because they have such a great thick warm tone that is very conducive to my playing style. Marshall has built some of the best amplifiers for hard rock and metal tones and a sometimes build very inexpensive budget friendly amps as well. This is one of those amplifiers that is tailored towards the budget friendly musician or someone who doesn't have a whole lot of money to spend on a guitar amplifier. This is not good to be here great sounding JCM 2000 or JCM 800 amplifier at all. This is good to be an amplifier that's can basically be home around practice amp for you.

  Anwendung

  Features
  
  
  
  * 100 Watt Valvestate power stage driving 1x12'' speaker [VS100R] or 2x12'' speakers [VS102R].
  
  * ECC83 [12AX7] Pre-amp valve active on all 3 channels.
  
  * 3 independent footswitchable channels, 'Clean', 'Overdrive 1' and 'Overdrive 2'.
  
  * Clean channel with Treble, Middle and Bass controls, plus Tone Shift switch for extra tonal options.
  
  * Overdrive 1 channel with its own Gain and Volume plus shared EQ with Overdrive 2.
  
  * Overdrive 2 channel with its own Gain, Volume and sweeping Contour control.
  
  * Power Dimension switch to give the effect of the greater saturation of a valve power stage of lower wattage being driven hard.
  
  * Built-in spring Reverb with separate level controls for the Clean and Overdrive 1/2.
  
  * Effects Loop with front panel Mix control.
  
  * Headphone jack [which mutes the internal speaker].
  
  * Line Out jack with Speaker Emulation for connection to external equipment.
  
  * Extension speaker jacks

  Sounds

  I'm not really a fan of the tone of this amplifier . It has a very thin raspy fuzzy tone that sounds like garbage to my ears. You have three channels to choose from and none of them really speak volumes to me. You have a clean channel an overdrive one channel and then in overdrive to channel 2 to increase of gain and solo lead playing. The lead channels do not really sound that great and it is hard for me to understand why you would need essentially a practice amp sound with 100 W of power. There's no way that you're going to need hundred watts of garbage tone. This does sound like Marshall and a sense with its voicing endgame structure but the feeling and tone of it just flat-out terrible. I would recommend this guitar amplifier to anyone because it sounds terribly raspy .

  Gesamteindruck

  I would not recommend this amplifier to anyone because of hundred watts of power for a terrible selling amplifier and it simply just does not do it for me. If you need a good practice amp then I suggest going with something it's around 15 to 20 W of power. That is enough suitable volume for someone is playing in the bedroom/ garage or in a quiet space. These amps have been discontinued for a while so you'd only be able to find a them in the used classified sections.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 28/11/11

  Produktbewertung von ericthegreat ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "great amp"

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  Eigenschaften

  The Marshall ValveState II VS1006 is a tube guitar amplifier. The model I have is a silver face and was made in 1976. There are four 1/4 inputs - two for each channel. The first channel has dials for volume, bass, mid, and treble. The second channel has the same as the first channel, plus settings to control the reverb and the vibrato - reverb, speed, and intensity. There is a foot pedal to turn vibrato and reverb on and off.

  Anwendung

  The VS1006 has a general great tone to it. The parameters are straightforward and it is easy to manipulate the amp to get the sound you are looking for. The inherent great tone makes it very easy to get a good sound. I bought this amp used and never had a manual for it.

  Sounds

  The VS1006 definitely suits my style of music, as I usually go for a slightly vintage sound when I play rock or pop music. I use this mostly for guitar, but have used it for some keyboards as well. The clean tone on this amp is brilliant and rich in tone. I have a few distortion pedals I use when I want a heavier sound as there isn't much of an overdrive on this amp. If you pull out the master volume knob it gives you a slight overdrive, but sometimes doesn't give enough crunch. The vibrato and reverb effects are some of the best of its kind. The vibrato is pulsating while the reverb is quite authentic. This amp definitely lives up to the name of Fender has made for itself.

  Gesamteindruck

  I've had my VS1006 for about six years. It is my # 1 amp and I use it both in the studio and on the stage. I got a great price on mine used, but even the median price for these used is reasonable. These amps sound great and are built to last. I love my VS1006 and it will continue to be my go to guitar amp for as long as it will last!
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 15/06/11

  Produktbewertung von tjon901 ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "Valvestate Combo"

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  Eigenschaften

  A few years ago solid state amps were still not really accepted by most guitar players. Players felt that they sounded too digital and unnatural. In the 90s Marshall attempted to bridge the gap between tube amps and solid state amps by making hybrid amps. The Marshall hybrid amps contained a tube in the preamp with a solid state power section. This solid state power section meant you could easily simulate load on the amp and get great tones even at low volumes. It has a clean channel and an overdrive channel. The overdrive channel comes with two voicings and the clean channel has its own EQ. They call it a 3 channel amp but it is really a two channel amp with two overdrive modes. It puts out 100watts of power with an effects loop. It has a rather flimsy spring reverb. When i got mine it was almost broken off. It pretty much rattles inside the amp chassis. 100 Watts is a lot of power for such a little combo amp.

  Anwendung

  It has a few more knobs than your normal amp. Starting at the left you have the input for your guitar cable. The first set of knobs are for the clean channel. After the clean channels EQ knobs there are some buttons for a clean boost or clean OD sound for the clean channel. The next two knobs are the gain and volume for the overdrive 1 channel. Then there is a button to switch between OD 1 and OD 2. The overdrive 2 section has gain contour and volume. The contour knob will be your best friend with this amp. After these knobs there is the shared EQ for the overdrive channels. The last set of knobs are for the FX loop and the reverb. You can adjust how much reverb you get on the clean and dirty channels. Because it is a combo instead of a head the amp is pretty heavy. It is probably more than 60 pounds. This may hurt your back.

  Sounds

  The gain on this amp is very contemporary sounding. Playing with the contour knob you can go from a classic British sound to a searing high gain sound. The contour knob emulates the loading of the power amp. Chuck Schuldiner from Death used this this amp on most of his albums and it sounds exactly like what you heard on these albums. With the contour knob on low the sound is more classic Marshall. It has a lot of bite and clarity. With the contour knob turned up all the way the it tightens way up. With the contour knob up it almost sounds like a modern 6l6 amp. The clean channel is good but it is not great. The clean channel has a very cold sound even with the reverb on. I am not able to push this amp to its maximum volume but it would be interesting to see how the speaker holds up under the strain of 100 watts. Normally a 100 watt amp would have at least 4x12 hooked up to it. This combo just has one speaker.

  Gesamteindruck

  These amps offer great bang for the buck. Since it is a combo you will not have to worry about getting a cabinet to go with it. These amps put out a great metal sound for such a little price. With the turn of a single knob you can go from classic British gain to a searing modern metal sound. Dont let the valvestate badge scare you off these early hybrid Marshalls sound really good.
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4 Produktbewertungen über Marshall ValveState II VS100R in Englisch

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