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Marshall AFD100 (No Longer Available)Item ID: AFD100LTDLTD 100-watt, 1-channel Tube Guitar Amplifier Head with 2 Switchable Amp Characters, Adjustable Power Attenuation, and Switchable Effects Loop Sorry, the Marshall AFD100 is no longer available. We've left this page up for reference only. Check out the great alternatives on this page or call toll-free (800) 222-4700 to speak with a Sweetwater Sales Engineer about similar products. From Our Research Team:Slash-approved Marshall Tube Tone!Marshall's all-tube AFD100 guitar amplifier head packs two signature Slash tones into one awe-inspiring amp! With the flip of a switch, you can go from Slash's famous "34" Marshall to the incredible sound and character of his "Appetite" amp. And, though its 6550 tube-equipped power section pumps out a huge 100 watts, the AFD100 works on any stage. How? Thanks to adjustable onboard power attenuation, you can get rich, meaty tones at any volume level. Patch your effects into the switchable effects loop and make Slash's engine room your own. This is a limited-run amp, so get your hands on the AFD100 today!Marshall AFD100 Tube Guitar Amplifier at a Glance:
Two of Slash's favorite Marshalls, in one huge-sounding head Two awe-inspiring amps in one, right at your fingertips - and your feet. Marshall's AFD100 actually packs the character of Slash's two go-to heads into one chassis. The first is from the iconic guitarist's "34" amp, a modded JCM800 he's used since the late 1980s. With a flip of the front-panel toggle (or, by using the included footswitch), you can switch to the vibe and character found in Slash's legendary "Appetite" amp. You'll love how harmonically rich this 100-watt head can be! Onboard power attenuation Thanks to the AFD100's onboard electronic power attenuation, you can retain all that tonal richness even at low volumes. Imagine being able to plug your guitar into the same thick, sustaining tonality in the practice room or studio that you get when it's wide open on the big stage. With the AFD100, all it takes is a simple turn of a knob. Switchable effects loop Want to add your favorite effects? Patch them into the switchable effects loop and take your tones even further. When you want to bypass your outboard goodies and go back to those straight-ahead Slash-approved tones, just hit the switch and you're there. This limited-edition is perfect for Slash fans, Marshall mavens, and anybody who craves thick, rich tube tones. Marshall AFD100 Tube Guitar Amplifier Features:
Marshall's AFD100 head packs two of Slash's favorite amps into one firebreathing all-tube head!
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ReviewsMarshall AFD100
by Tommy golden from Nyc
I am writing this after I had the head a few months. February 24, 2012 Music Background: See above I have played my Gibson Les paul trad. Pro Gibbie buckethead and studio (circa 1999) HEAVY A Mexico Strat A f... read more [+]riends SG Pedals BOSS comp/sustainer Boss delay D-2 Dime Wah Ibanez Handwired overdrive Boss phaser The choke is superb at lower levels and when she warms up it really overdrives First off the clean tone is very respectful when I am on my neck Pup on say 4 / tone at 5 is the sweet spot on my trad. All the pedals really do their job at lower levels and I am pleased. Alot of people are saying that this head is limited. It's how you use it, you know that half the battle is your hands. I beg to disagree with the naysayers in that the amp delivers stellar sound, it's on the same field of my old Jubilee 25/50 and my JCM 800 2203. I did find out more in my own playing style which is underground punk/hardcore/heavy rock, etc that the EQ does exactly what It does. Now it's too bad Marshall is pumping out LUNCHBOXES when the could have just made another 25/50 50th amp. So sad close [-] Marshall AFD100 review
by SKuLLToWeR from Long Island
Used a Gibson Les Paul Traditional Pro (2010) and a Gibson Buckethead Sig. Les Paul.October 17, 2011 Music Background: Playing heavy heavy punk/metal/thrash/blues for 30 plus years I purchased this head about two months ago. I am floored about the amps tone in the AFD setting, all my EQ set... read more [+]tings at 12:00. Gain level at 10:00. Amp wattage level (8:00) or about 5 watts. Wah pedal is a Vox. Its a hot amp in that you can go from .10 (yes point .10) of a watt. I don't know how it works BUT it has the capability of a snarling head at full overdrive. The post AFD tone is tinny, but I really have gotten to adjusting as each time you change an EQ setting you have so many options on tone that I will award a 2 star as you have (2) channels but they are mastered to the floor pedal. I use my Les Paul pots for clean, it smokes, No pedals close [-] Marshall AFD100
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