MARSHALL DSL2000

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Marshall DSL 2000 – Crunch Channel Preamp Capture Epochs: 1000 | Reamp Box: Countryman 85 ⚠️Disclaimer: The online preview player does not accurately represent these captures. For the best tone and true-to-source results, please download the files and use them within the NAM plugin alongside a high-quality impulse response. Classic British gain tones with the Marshall DSL 2000 — delivering that unmistakable blend of warmth, grit, and punch. This capture nails the amp’s open midrange and dynamic feel, giving you everything from bluesy breakup to hard rock. It’s the perfect “in-between” tone — raw, responsive, and full of that signature Marshall character. 3 captures here, using the 'Classic Gain' and 'Ultra Gain' channels accordingly, with the Rhythm tone boosted with a Plumes overdrive pedal on setting #2. Please Note: This is a preamp-only capture — no cabinet IR is included, offering total flexibility to pair with your preferred cab sims or IRs. Makes and Models Marshall DSL 2000 🔧 Optimal Setup for NAM Captures To achieve the most accurate and realistic tone from these NAM captures, it’s important that your audio interface and plugin are configured correctly. Recommended Settings: Audio Interface Input Gain: Set the input gain to 0 (all the way down or fully left). This ensures your signal remains clean and uncolored by the interface’s preamp. Input Type: Make sure your input is set to Instrument (Hi-Z) — not Line or Mic. This matches the impedance of your guitar and allows NAM to respond naturally. Pads & Attenuation: Ensure no -20dB pad or similar input attenuation is engaged. This can weaken your guitar’s signal and reduce dynamic accuracy. NAM Plugin Settings: In the Neural Amp Modeler VST, use unity gain (0.0dB) on input and output levels unless otherwise specified. For best realism, run the captures through a high-quality impulse response (IR) that matches the cabinet style of the original amp. Tip: If your signal sounds distorted before it even reaches NAM, or if the plugin meters are clipping, double-check your input gain and instrument mode settings — most issues come from the interface being set too hot.

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