Marshall Code 100H Sound Demo (no talking) 

This is what I think most people want to see when they watch a review. Most reviews are just people blabbering for 80% of the video about the features of the amp. A quick google search can get you all this information. What people want is to hear the damn thing.

I wish every guitar and amp review on RU-vid used this format. No talking, just play the damn thing. Love it

best demo on YT. No talking! What a unique concept!

Thank you for turning off the cab simulation, and for putting a sock in your mouth and playing the hits! Just bought one based on your video! Job well-done!

Best product reviews on YT. Gets right to it.....no yapping, just sounds.....AND.....dude has skills as a player. Good job.

One of my favorite things is the clean, crisp sound quality. No annoying humming, whatsoever!

I got one and tested with my band this weekend and the louder I got the better it sounded.God I am glad I got it.I desided to ignore the cridicts .Finally they made a digital amp that kicks ass🤣😂😋

"no talking" are the best reviews of the RU-vid lol amazing amp and review.

I own the CODE 25 and I learned to get really awesome sounds, so now I want 100H+412 cab

I've been getting some great Plexi, JTM45, and JCM800-like sounds recently with my Code 100H. I am convinced... sometimes it is better to step away from an amp for a while and then return with fresh ears to continue adjusting and tweaking. I thought I had some good tones with it at first but, for some reason, began using my DSL100 Head again for about a 2 month stretch. After coming to the conclusion the DSL was just too loud for band practices in a private residence, I turned to the Code head again and, this time, began to make deeper adjustments. I discovered that having the Presence and Resonance controls optimally adjusted makes a huge difference in getting more authentic tones. Also, to lengthen sustain, the "Gate" feature (as in noise gate) needs to be dialed WAY back in most presets - even if this means getting a little bit of noise, like from your single coil pickups. Think of it as just being the true nature of single coil pickups through any tube amp. I try to set my Gate to no more than "2" for most pre-sets and go even less than that when I'm using humbucker pickups. However, some presets may need the Gate set anywhere from 4 to 6 in order to keep the "tightness" in the preset - like for playing tight metal rhythms. Otherwise, the articulation will get saggy and loose. Experimenting with the different "Power" amp settings makes significant changes to the tone and feel of the selected amp as well. My favorite 3 settings in this video are the: "JTM45" at 00:01, the "Plexi" at 0:34 and 0:46 (same Plexi preset but with guitar volume rolled up, or maybe a tube screamer punched in), and the "Compressor - CL American Model - Chorus - Delay - Reverb" at 2:35 pre-sets. These are highly usable sounds. Hard to find fault in an amp that can produce these tones! IMHO... Guitar Bonedo showed a lot of "ear talent" in creating these 3 examples. Overall, I am really pleased and glad I invested in this amp and its matching cabinet. It is SO versatile and keeps me constantly motivated to find even better tones in it!

The "no talking" was what brought me here!! Great demo.

I bought myself one of these week before last. It's hooked up to my Marshall 120W cabinet. I LOVE IT TO DEATH!!!!!

This amp is alot better than I expected. I bought it primarily as a headphone practice amp but it is great. It does have a learning curve, you just have to poke around for a while, then it starts to make sense and you can get very good sounds in no time. Took me a few hours to get comfortable with it, but now it's a joy to use. Actually, the "fender" amp model is VERY close to a real fender tube amp. I know because there's a real Fender tubeamp head on top of my Marshall, that I switch over on the same cab. You can get it virtually identical after some tweaking, pretty impressive!

I found this so helpful because ot did not include a whole mass of distorted, shred and rock tones which many amps can produce but also previewed some great clean tones.....no talking also meant we did not waste time and saw exactly what was happening.....thank you...great review!!!

Fine Playing Brother Man .. Very Good Demo .. no Jabber, just toggling through everything and doing nice, classic riffs that gives the listener the best representation of what the amp can do .. so many of these a** clowns on YT, are doing nothing to further the evolution of our species .. being one of those lifelong guitarists with thousands of hours recording experience, I personally have found that with attention to Volume and Preset levels, one can get SO CLOSE to the real thing, that lugging heavy English and German Tube heads around to every venue, is both cumbersome and impractical .. my opinion changed one night when I walked into a Club and the Guitar players was getting ASS KICKIN' TONE .. I looked around for a TUBE HALF STACK .. didn't see one .. looked for a Rack, did not see one of those either .. then to my shock, I glanced down at the Guitar players feet and there was a Mustang V3 on the floor, miked .. they were bleeding a little out the mains and the guys TONE was f****** excellent .. I was literally blown away .. I had pre-ordered the Katana but after about 2 hours with it, it was pretty damned good up to a certain volume, but I almost hated that fucker .. I then demoed the Mustang V3 and then demoed the Marshall CODE and was "on the fence" about the Code or the Mustang V3 .. but your Demo brought that decision to a new place .. Sounded really good Man .. THX

OD American Rectifier sounds killer

Good and informative vid. Nice playing as well. Love the No Talk

I own the Marshall code 100 combo 2x12, and love it.

This is a really good video. It definitely demonstrates the quality of the tone and effects.

When I first bought this amp I didnt like it, once I started tweaking I now love it, JTM 45 setting after tweaking and I use my Tube Screamer and very happy.

The OD American Rectifier at 1:17 sold me! That's very close, if not, identical, to that iconic metal tone I've been looking for for a hecka long time. Edit 5/9/20: I am happy to report I will be getting my hands on the 100C version of this amp soon! I am *s t o k e d .*

aw I was hoping for the rock god patch. I have the 25 watt one and can't stop playing around with it. using a plexi model at the moment, sounds great.

Ok I'm sold new amp is on the way

Add a bbe Sonic maximizer to the amp now you got a a killer tone😎

All of those sounded fantastic. Any chance you can post the eq settings?

Nice demo. Only hated because it takes time to dial in some good stuff. It's a great amp.

I am using Reaper as a DAW for recording, but it can`t detect Marshall in Audio settings In/Out . any clue ?Thank you

Best demo

I have a code 50 and a code 100H and I've only experienced good tones through the headphone output. The cab sim is only good through headphones and turning off the cab and running it into a good cabinet actually sounds good. Point is, the cab sim could use some work but the amp modeling is solid.

Wow the best review 👏 I even come through it

The best part is the price. Too many ( major majority) of guitarists and bands focus on spending money and being technical rather than producing original music. The fact is the majority of guitarists SUCK ASS. A talented guitarist creative musician can play on anything. This amp is perfect for lice or recording. FOCUS on creating and writing original songs , gigging and pursuing the dream. Rock on

Can I unuse the in build effects and just use amps with the real analogue pedals and wah pedals.? I am planing to buy but need to be clear with the queries above . thanks

1:01 That's the stuff! 3:06 Ditto! 3:24 Ditto!

Have you uploaded the presets somewhere?

Hey, is it possible to connect the code100h to a Yamaha Hs8? Thank you.

Excellent video!

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thanks to Softube, it sounds awesome

How did you record it? Since the power-amp and the cab-sims are switched off the whole time ... :)

This is good, but I was sure the code had 2 dsl amp models and a silver jubilee

Great demo.

i want to know what out sounds like outside a bedroom. when you cant get the tone at loud volumes nd your ears are ringing from feedback

These things emulate JMC800 nicely

The jcm 800 sound is killing. I have a code 100 combo you can't say the difference alive with it loud, it sounds like burning valves

Do you need a cabinet to make it sound or you can just plug it in and play

The main problem with the Code series is that the bass is booming, over-powering, and gets totally distorted in a bad way. However, using the Code as an interface going into a DAW is pretty friggin awesome.

What cabinet where you using

3:29 Did you plugged the headphone out into an audio interface to record it?

does this take drive pedals well?

the DSL 5CR, YES!!!

you plugged in what cabinet?

Great demo simple no blabla bla bla

Amp is badass for the money.

Power and cabinet are off.What??

Grat Demo!!!

Is the sound any different from the Code 100 combo amp?

i don't know but the Code series of any digital amp is missing the BITE , missing some signal which make it alive.. what do you think !! i play MG50DFX and they are awesome i think they are not digital and solid state right!!!

Hi, the name of the song 0:18 min. is?

Outro song please

Is this a tube amp or digital only?

So are these worth the buy? im thinking of getting one for my pops birthday. i'm an orange, guy myself. I have very little knowledge on this model of marshall. i got him the code 25 a couple years ago and he digs it. is this worth buying? or is it the same deal with just more power?? because hes just an at home player. not like he needs 75 more watts hahaha.

Thanks for NO TALKING

This is the best demo of a Code I’ve heard. Kudos to the playing and the lack of talking. Having said that, I’m still puzzled at why anyone would want a Marshall modeling amp. If versatility is what you want, there are so many workhorse amps out there, many of them tube and affordable. And they retain their resale value because they aren’t gimmicky. Get one of these amps plus a few MIAB pedals to cover whatever eras you like, and boom, instant versatility, plus that elusive “kicks like a mule” thing that any decent tube amp will do. The Codes are going to reach “can’t give these away” status when their sales cycle is done.

Thx for no talking 😀😃☺

Is the FX loop before or after the on-board effects?

Can you connect this to the PC? (Windows)

I love this review, my only gripe is that they always play the same "G - C - G - C" chord transition and it gets so fucking old, like have a little variety, but I'm not hating on this vid, he plays well and that amp kicks ass 🤘🤘

So this amp just has a bunch of built in effects is that why you like it? I personally like super hi gain so most of that I wouldn't even use. I was looking for a new half stack and the price is super cheap on this I dont even know how they can sell the cab for $250 is it made in China junk or what? I use the Metal Muff pedal and the MXR fullboar metal and so far it seems like most amps sound the same but the speakers is what makes a difference. I'd love to get peoples thoughts on this. Does the amp you use really matter much when using hi gain pedals?

great review. it's not for me the Code unless it's a free gift

I want it

Does sombody know how ti solve the problem of the resonance?

it play a lot better without cab sim and power amp sim... really particoular.

Is this an lp?

Thanks but i'll just stick to my line 6 spider

2:38 can you tell me song pls?

Interesting

Nice video, it cuts to the chase

Don’t understand all the hate these amps get.

Ouch, ça donne envie !

What ruins this type of amp is that the company can't stick to modelling their own historical amps and have to do everyone else's too. This ensures that they always miss a good number of their own historical amps to make room for other manufacturers amps. I would feel like a mug standing there playing a fender sound through a Marshall branded product.

Might as well get the fender mustang V v.2

Sounds like a Strat through a computer.

Cleans tones are usable. Distorted ones are not. You can just tell it's not the real thing. I wouldn't buy one.

Can it sound like Alice in Chains?

This is not what we want. We want to see a demo with 5 seconds of a lead line and 5 seconds of chords for all factory preset's on the amp (arpeggio and a sweep). You can speak for each preset....this is Jimi, this is plexi 1

Don't know what you guys are hearing - this thing is thin, harsh and totally brittle.

Too farting distortion

Bought one and sold it within a week. Awful amp, the blackstar tvp range and boss katana's are much much better. Marshall should stick to tube amps.

Boxy as fuck

I almost feel bad for the mass's that can't tell the difference between Real Tube and SS shet. Lol.......