Description
The Marshall AS50D guitar amp is an exceptional piece of musical equipment that every guitarist should consider owning. This amp has been designed with outstanding features and capabilities that make it a perfect choice for both beginners and experienced players.
The AS50D is a versatile amp that provides clear, detailed, and powerful sound quality. The two-channel design of this amp makes it an ideal choice for both acoustic and electric guitars, and the 50-watt power output is perfect for any venue.
One of the most impressive features of the Marshall AS50D guitar amp is the inclusion of two 8 inch speakers and a tweeter that really enhance the clarity and definition of the sound. Additionally, this amp boasts a range of built-in effects such as chorus, reverb, and delay that can be customized to get your desired sound.
The AS50D also comes with an XLR input, which means you can easily connect a microphone to this amp and use it for vocals, which makes it an excellent choice for both solo and group performances.
On top of all these impressive features, the Marshall AS50D is also built for durability and portability. The amp is fitted with a sturdy handle, so you can easily carry it around to gigs or practices. In addition, the toughened vinyl covering ensures that the amp remains scratch-free and retains its sleek look.
In summary, if you are looking for an amp that delivers exceptional sound quality and versatility, look no further than the Marshall AS50D guitar amp. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, this amp is a perfect choice for your next musical project or performance.
Marshall AS50D properties
| Product name | AS50D |
| Brand | Marshall |
| Type | Guitar Amplifiers |
| Sound Effects | Reverb |
| Sound Setting | Treble, Volume |
| Connection Inputs | AUX/ Line XLR Stereo |
| Power Output (RMS) | 50.0 W |
| Amplifier Model | Solid State |
| Impedance | 8 |
| Height | 415.0 mm |
| Depth | 255.0 mm |
| Width | 550.0 mm |
| Weight | 16.0 kg |
Kate –
The Metal version offers pure, juicy sound plus cool-sounding and useful effects such as Reverb and Delay during practice (chorus did not captivate me somehow). You can set 3 levels of saturation for each effect (mix). However, on the distorted channel you can hear a slight modulation without effects, like with the chorus on ???
I do not recommend spinning Gain over 4-5. This is enough to wake the evil one. It’s nice that you can play with backing tracks through the AUX input, e.g. from a mobile phone, but it’s a pity that there is no suitable output for a guitar amplifier as a listening session instead of headphones, at least for me.