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Бесплатные Программыдля Фотографий. Product Information • Let passion pour out of your music, with the Marshall AS50D. Built on the lines of the makers' of the award-winning AS50R, this Marshall guitar amplifier is feature-loaded. This guitar amplifier combo is a 2-channel amplifier; the first channel for handling devices with transducers like piezo or magnetic pick-ups, and the second channel for excellent reproduction of sound with a phantom powered input. Get rid of annoying feedback with the Phase switch and Notch filter in this Marshall guitar amplifier. Get distortion-free clear sound on this guitar amplifier combo from the two 8-inch speakers with a polymer dome tweeter. Hold garage gigs with much pizzazz, only with the Marshall AS50D.

This is an acoustic guitar amplifier. It is a solid state amp. There are two channels. The first channel has a simple 1/4' input. The second channel has that input as well as an Audio input and an XLR input for a microphone (or an acoustic if you have that type of cable).

There are 50 watts of power delivered to the amp. There is a two-band EQ on each channel (bass and treble).

There is also a chorus effect that can be applied to either channel, as well as reverb which can also be added to either channel. The coolest thing here is the feedback eliminator, which can be adjusted to eliminate feedback in specific frequencies so as not to sacrifice tone. There is also a master volume control for both channels. UTILIZATION I think this amp is pretty easy to use.

I think that the chorus effect is downright a waste of time, and quite cheesy. Who wants an acoustic guitar to have chorus. The reverb fares a bit better but is still not my favorite. I think that the manual explains everything nicely, Marshall is usually pretty good about that. SOUNDS I wasn't crazy about this amp.

I don't like solid states for electric guitars but I thought that they'd be better off for acoustics. I guess I was wrong. The chorus effect is god awful, I didn't expect much and it was still worse than I thought it'd be. Blackberry Flashlight App Download.

The sounds that came out of this amp were pretty stale to be honest, I think I've heard better sounds with a DI box and an amp modeler, which is scary. The only cool thing about this is the feedback eliminator but I have not usually had problems with feedback so I didn't get much use out of it. The reverb wasn't all that great, I like spring reverb in tube amps better.

Mostly I just didn't get an amplified feel from this, I felt like I was running a DI to the PA. OVERALL OPINION I guess this just wasn't the amp for me, if people want a really smooth acoustic sound than they might be more interested in this.

For me, though, this just wasn't cutting it. I'll certainly not be regretting returning this guy so quickly. First order acoustic amp. Connectivity is fairly complete (instrument input, microphone input with phantom power, insert effect, line out, direct out, RCA line input). I suspect the line outputs and Direct are the same, which has never been a problem for me to attack a console PA. Defects: - I think it lacks a semi-parametric equalizer for the midrange, especially for the micro section.

- The sound is okay and not aggressive, but nothing to do with Shertler or EAR. Normal, the price has nothing to do either. - Power is perfect for coffee concert without battery, with battery it is just a hair outside and you have to forget, except using back or coupled to another amp or powered speaker. UTILIZATION He does his job, perfect for a song performance / guitar. I also sometimes used as a floor, can it help (signal input to the effects loop). The reverb is very nice. Uh, what is it?