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   The Marshall Class 5 amp takes the classic Marshall tube tone and distills it down into a single-channel, 5-watt combo. No frills, no unnecessary parts. Think of it as the Bluesbreaker combo's little brother.

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   • Brand: Marshall

   • Price: $473.97
   • Category: Guitar Combos

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3. www.guitarjar.co.uk › marshall-class-5-amplifier-reviewMarshall Class 5 Amplifier C5-01 Combo Review | Guitar Jar

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   Jul 20, 2012 · The Marshall Class 5 C5-01 Amplifier is a single channel, all valve, 5W combo, featuring a specially designed 10 inch Celestion speaker.

4. www.musicradar.com › marshall-class-5-combo-218428Marshall Class 5 combo review - MusicRadar

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   Sep 1, 2009 · So…. Welcome Marshall's Class 5, a five-watt, class A, all-valve combo that sings simplicity, tone and portability as its three-part battle song. It's powered by a brace of ECC83s in the preamp stage and a lone EL84 for power, making it good - according to Marshall - for practice, rehearsals and small or mic'd gigs.

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6. musiciansroadhouse.com › viewtopicThe Ridiculously Thorough Guide to the Marshall Class 5

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   Feb 9, 2016 · It definitely is not a swiss army knife, but if you only need the amp to put out a handful of great classic Marshall tones, look no further. I personally am able to create quite an array of tones using different pedals, volume knob positions, guitars and pickups.

7. www.thegearpage.net › board › indexMarshall DSL5CR, opinions? - The Gear Page

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   May 27, 2019 · If you’ve payed a DSL 50 or 100 before, it does a great job with those tones at 1w. DSL’s are VERY high gain amps. The 20/5/1w versions don’t have the classic gain crunch mode, so all you have is the clean classic gain and the Ultra gain channel. It has tones of gain.

8. guitargear.org › 2010/09/14 › gear-review-theGear Review: The Marshall Class 5 Amplifier

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   Sep 15, 2010 · Marshall Class 5 AmplifierSummary: Class A, Plexi goodness in a low wattage amp that packs a punch despite its smaller size. Pros: Great, ballsy tone that’ll just make you smile. Cons: None. Features (as tested): Power: 5 watts. Preamp tubes: 2 x ECC83. Power tubes: 1 x EL84. Controls: Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass.

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   What is a Marshall Class 5 AMP?

   • Make room for new gear in minutes. The Marshall Class 5 amp takes the classic Marshall tube tone and distills it down into a single-channel, 5-watt combo. No frills, no unnecessary parts. Think of it as the Bluesbreaker combo's little brother. * Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST.

   Marshall C5-01 Class 5 5-Watt 1x10" Guitar Combo 2009 - 2012

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   Is Marshall Class 5 a good preamp?

   • So… Welcome Marshall's Class 5, a five-watt, class A, all-valve combo that sings simplicity, tone and portability as its three-part battle song. It's powered by a brace of ECC83s in the preamp stage and a lone EL84 for power, making it good - according to Marshall - for practice, rehearsals and small or mic'd gigs.

   Marshall Class 5 combo review - MusicRadar

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   What is a Marshall Class 5?

   • Or so it seems on the congested streets of Toneville, fuelled by our desire for better sounds, but less volume. So… Welcome Marshall's Class 5, a five-watt, class A, all-valve combo that sings simplicity, tone and portability as its three-part battle song.

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   What types of amps does Marshall offer?

   • With various types and configurations available – Marshall caters to a diverse range of needs, from home practice to large venue performances. What types of amplifiers are there? With such a variety of amps available, it’s easy to be overwhelmed with the options, from tiny 5W practice amps to colossal 100W head and cab full-stack combinations.

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   Is the Marshall Class 5 a good guitar combo?

   • If you’re looking for a good, low-powered, all valve combo, that encompasses classic British rock tones, you can’t go wrong with the Marshall Class 5. It’s surprisingly versatile too and I can imagine it being used in a variety of musical genres. Do you own a guitar, amp, effects pedal or guitar accessory that you love (or hate!).

   Marshall Class 5 Amplifier C5-01 Combo Review | Guitar Jar

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   What's the best Marshall tone you've heard?

   • The best Marshall tone I’ve heard came out of the head through a Marshall basketweave 4x12 cab loaded with Greenbacks. Personally I did not like the Class 5 past 7 as I found it got a little flubby and undefined. But I’m also not a very high gain player, so take that for what it’s worth.

   The Ridiculously Thorough Guide to the Marshall Class 5

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10. www.marshall.com › gb › enAMPS - Marshall

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    With such a variety of amps available, it’s easy to be overwhelmed with the options, from tiny 5W practice amps to colossal 100W head and cab full-stack combinations. However, there is one important thing to remember, and that’s size and how it plays a part in your tone. Read more.