Origin 50C -vs- DSL 40CR - CRANKED MARSHALL Combo Comparison!

[@WoodesosGuitarMods]

Jesus man, your buddy is a ripping good guitar player. I love it when he shows up. You should interview him formally for a video. Do a jam or something with him. You guys are both ace.

[@jojimbousagi5903]

Woodeso's Guitar Mods I totally second that man, I would really appreciate a special edition staring Simon🤘

[@reezalguy]

i agree. i dont know even know the guy but damn his sound is stuck in my head for more than a year now.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks my friend! Yeah Simon is a KILLER player. He tries to participate as much as he can find the time for.

[@TheDogPa]

Here is some fun with Johan and Simon (with hair!) a couple of years ago :o) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4Wmeamri8SFoKc

[@alexwalker5645]

Yup, these two NEED to write some hard rock tunes and release something!!!

[@plonky17]

Love the Origin series. Problem is most players these don’t understand the original style Marshall tone. Not everything was high gain JCM 800.

[@deanallen927]

I know. People call it a "pedal platform" (ugh!) because it doesn't sound like Pantera. Like they've never hear Hendrix or Bad Company before.

[@daggercatz7297]

@@deanallen927 To be fair Hendrix did use a Fuzz infront of it. It does sound great with Pedals but it does really get underappreciated as it's own thing. The Origins own gain sounds amazing

[@deanallen927]

@@miko1975guitar Barely. Most of the pedals then were crap. The intro to Good Lovin' gone Bad and so many "Marshall" sounds were just straight amp. Pedals are great, but if your amp "needs" them, it's not much of an amp or it's not the amp one needs.

[@deanallen927]

@@miko1975guitar Wow! Not just Bollocks, but "utter" Bollocks! Cool, man!😀

[@deanallen927]

@@miko1975guitar Yes I'm perfectly aware of the legendary Range Master and who used it, don't get your shorts up your crack. But I can do it, and my plexi isn't modded or magical in some way other than a master, but they didn't care about volume in those days. BTW they weren't "stacking the gain" using two Marshalls, they go in parallel to be huge, same misunderstanding about jumping the channels.

[@davidadam285]

Hey Johann, I just want to thank you for all your great videos and your dedication to rocking the hell out! In my opinion, you do the best amp demos, and I particularly enjoy that you use old and new gear and present them in way that focuses on tone rather than bells and whistles!

[@matthewf1979]

Origin all the way! I'm so happy both Marshall and Fender released newer amps shooing for the mid/lower gain classic style. The Fender Bassbreaker (not the tweed 2X12, which is great too) and the Marshall Origin series are great!

[@dumbdickler670]

What? The 007 or the 15?

[@matthewf1979]

Dumb Dickler I liked the entire Bassbreaker lineup. The 18/30 and the big 2x12 45 are my favorite. The Tweed Bassbreaker was a hand wired Bassman reissue with 2x12’s from the early 2000’s Fender Custom Shop.

[@thechannelforeverything2170]

MATT FIELDS I own a 45 head and cab and it’s a great amp, throw a Boss SD-1 in the front and it brings it up to Megadeth levels of gain with a set of humbuckers.

[@dumbdickler670]

@@matthewf1979 oh I see. Well, I'll second that then

[@JohanSegeborn]

Yeah the Bassbreaker series kicks ass!

[@hi13ts]

The Origin sounds really good, especially with the Strat. There’s a honk in it that really enlivens the Strat. The DSL sounds much more scooped and modern, but it responds very well with the SG. That piercing JCM800 sort of compression.

[@LeonTodd]

Oh boy, I've waited for this one!

[@Smart-Alex]

Johan, GREAT video, thank you! Keep in mind these comparisons are showing the amps CRANKED! You’ll need to turn the Origin up loud to get that breakup versus achieving hi-gain bliss at bedroom levels on the DSL40CR.

[@letsgofuckingcrazy]

Alexander Acker you’re right. I own an Origin 20c and love it cranked. But at home, even in low power mode, it’s stupidly loud. I had to buy an attenuator...

[@Knoxvillemoto]

I played a dsl 40 the other day at a guitar store. I was really surprised how dirty it sounded even at normal household volume. It was really good.

[@stewarttomkinson3356]

I have the origin 50 W head and it Hass to be loud or the Notes just drop off really fast

[@leftyfusion88]

To my ears the Origin just sounds more like that old plexi that really really wants to be pushed into the OD stratosphere. More open, less inhibited and less forgiving in some ways.

[@JohanSegeborn]

It does have a more open tone indeed

[@gregalon]

Either one works for me. I think the DSL could've been dialed in closer to the Origin on some of the humbucker clips. This makes it sound like the DSL only does clean or fuzzy gain, but it'll hit any spot in between too.

[@xxsouthxxsidexxroyxx]

Agreed. I can get my DSL to do classic Thin Lizzy super lead tones no problem.

[@adamwatson6916]

I use my DSl 40CR almost exclusively for low to medium gain tones and there is no fuzz or fizz at all . I have never believed in keeping all settings the same for amp comparisons because nobody uses amps like that in any practical scenario. Nobody has all their amps set the same

[@jeremyjohnston592]

Wow... that SG sounds fantastic. I used to have one just like it. Long gone now. Origin is the pick for me. Love the old school sound

[@SOAMLE]

Thanks for doing this. I absolutely love the DSL 40 but it’s great to hear the comparison.

[@dhart1774]

Holy Hell the SG and the DSL40 are just evil. I love it.

[@gavinpearcey]

To my ears, the Origin matches really well to single coils, really seems to be voiced for that kind of sound. The SG sounds much better through the DSL to me.

[@theodore738]

Gavin Pearcey I was thinking the same thing

[@LocoDirewolf]

I felt the opposite

[@krispatel1]

@@LocoDirewolf same

[@vpsaxman]

I liked the SG better with the Origin too. Better midrange.

[@cgavin1]

So it will sound amazeballs with PAFs ...

[@TonyHookedonVanlife]

WOW!! The 40CR sounds sooo much better than the 20, despite both having a 12" speaker, albeit obviously a different one. That being said, the Origin series sounds sooooooooo good, especially with that SG - but I am an unapologetic progeny of the Tony Iommi school of guitar, through and through!

[@ArielsSmartyPants]

The Origin does it for me, I've always thought the DSL had artificially boosted lows and highs, a little hi-fi sounding too me. Both are good, I just prefer the Origin.

[@WinnieRoo1138]

It's true, I thought more hi-fi too. I can't read the controls Johann has selected, but the DSL40CR has a resonance knob, I wonder if that's what we're hearing?

[@JohanSegeborn]

That’s a good characterization actually

[@fondoman3884]

.. the DSL has digital reverb

[@vincenzoerriquenz2356]

As the previous comparison between lower wattage versions, both are good for different shades; the dsl has a more compressed, tighter sound, with pokey lows and highs, very contemporary and useful sounds; the origin nails the vintage marshall sounds, more raw, with rounder highs and lows and good mids, optimum for classic rock and sludgier, stoner sounds; my personal preference is for the origin in this case too, but it's only a matter of taste.

[@1davejsutdave1]

I have the Origin 50c and absolutely love it. I don't get to open it up like this but even at the lower power you can get those rich tones, also it's way more pedal friendly than the DSL. Especially at the lower volumes using the clean sound.

[@juppheidi]

The Origin is such a great sounding amp. Cranked it's Brown Tone Heaven.

[@anderj02]

6:29 beautiful tone.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks, glad to hear that!

[@addicted2tone349]

I'm gonna say the DSL is the winner here. It sounds fantastic to my ears.. Great video as always!

[@peterverschage8347]

I like the Origin more than the DSL.The Origin sounds more vintage and more open.I don't like the V30 speaker.Sounds too harsh for me.

[@ronnieparfait]

Which amp has the v30’s?

[@RobCabreraCh]

@@ronnieparfait None, but the DSL has a V-type, which is like a slightly cheaper V30. V-types are supposed to sound like a warmer, already broken-in V30. The Origin uses a G12N Midnight speaker, which I understand is a new speaker designed for the Origin. Although I have seen that they are used in a few other new amps.

[@VintageRadius]

Thank you Johan for doing this! A lot of people including myself are deciding between affordable amps like these but don’t have the ability to hear them cranked.

[@guitarocd9984]

I grew up on Low gain amplifiers. But I've grown accustomed to high-gain amplifiers. If I only have one choice I would pick the DSL. But both are sufficient. Have a good day. PS after listening a few times I think the origin sounds better.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks! Have a great weekend

[@davidfellows6250]

It wasnt a great comarison as they never got off the clean chanle of the dsl and as far as i could tell the never even went to the red chanle of chanle one. Ny fav setting on the dsl is either chanle one red with gain about half amp cranked. Or chl 2 on green gain half. Amp cranked guitar on 6 - 8 ish both those settings clean up nice and get plenty dirty. I put a set of tung sols in mine and a 65 watt creamback and use tgat over my. Jubilee

[@guitarocd9984]

Yeah they're two totally different amps I agree. But everybody was requesting this. These two amps just came out. Everybody asked him which one was better. I'm pretty sure that's why he did the demo. But like I said they are two different kinds of amps. I'm pretty sure it wasn't a competition.

[@montygore]

Thanks for the video. The DSL40CR to me sounds more like the old JCM amps.

[@MrSteviek52]

Both sound good.....but I’ll take the Origin every time ! More open....more organic !

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks Steve! :-)

[@snakeone8541]

only if you can crank it. ive had both. imo the dsl is much better for all volume levels

[@pcorriveau1982]

Wow that 50 w Origin sounds really good cranked!

[@deanallen927]

Great comparison. Finally somebody not doing drop-tuned gated ch-ch-ch metal. Best one yet.

[@LifeProducersofNewJerseyLLC]

This is the best review of the Origin and the DSL. You are a true pro to pull this off.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks David, I’m really glad to hear that!

[@thehunter99091]

The Origin with the single coils sounds old and lovely like all the old records we've grown to love. The DSL sounds more modern and compressed, perfect for the heavy, rockier tones.

[@Mr.Steve-O]

Origins is more Plexi based, the main reason I bought it, zero regrets, and a lot of clean headroom for pedal building

[@RJ-lf8ex]

Every riff played by you guys is so perfect for these amps. Great playing and great riffs. You have that Strat sounding so beautiful through both of these amps. Marshall's gain tones are simply second to none.

[@fred20ver]

Congratulations for your work, on this channel I find everything I need about testing. Very good.

[@robbierussell9536]

Wow. Johan Jimi Hendrix in the flesh. Just awesome both you guys sound great

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks Robbie! :-)

[@duster71]

Really liked the origin 50, great separation of notes.

[@ianparker5007]

I can always count on you to have the comparison I want

[@davidcaro8217]

They both sound great cranked! I can't decide which one is better. Guess I'll just have to get both now, dammit! lol

[@JohnHorvath73]

Man, I love this guy. Not only does he provide great audio while recording his demos, he also provides something that almost ever gear reviewer misses, which is to always have fun while playing. Sweeps, insane picking, and tapping are all great.. But all we really need is for it to feel good.

[@noahmarchais804]

the dsl craps out in the low end, but the origin stays agressive and clear

[@saltyassassin]

Not my DSL40CR.... it’s solid through and through. Mine sounds WAY better than this set up

[@adamwatson6916]

I find the opposite I have the DSL 40 cr and the low end is tight clear and very detailed and compressed beautifully at high volume producing and a very vocal and expressive low end . I compared to an origin 20 that I owned for a week and the low end sucked very farty and dull and to be honest the DSL 40cr sounds like ass in this video . The mic sounds like it's overloading

[@guitar_hiro]

This was a little harder to judge both sound really good, no clear winner for me. I think I like the Origin a little better for the overdrive stuff and the DSL for the cleaner stuff and high gain bits. Thanks for the review Johan!

[@amazonpoodles]

Both sound great.Both look great. Origin has a vintage bite in the high mid and the dsl is more hi-fi or metal-ish.I think either is suited for ones playing style.

[@LifeProducersofNewJerseyLLC]

You can hear the headroom on the Origin. Also the sound is less "engineered", which is the way that older amps were like.

[@moonatic2u]

Thank you Johan. Just purchased a 73 SG custom that naturally had the original pickups swapped for Japanese(Ibanez?) No codes or letters that are unpotted. I knew I would need to change them going in but those tar backs have me sold. Now the search begins. You are in a class of your own sir.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks my friend, happy hunting!

[@Joe_whatuknow]

I come back and watch this video every couple of months when I need to remind myself why I picked the DSL40 over the Origin.

[@FckYourFeelingsYT]

That’s awesome! Quick question.. what do you consider your style? Or you a heavier player? Just curious. I’m thinking the origin for my own setup but I’m always curious...

[@Joe_whatuknow]

@@FckYourFeelingsYT Hey Chris, good question. My style is not very heavy, I would say blues/classic rock/punk rock realm. I use the DSL with my punk band and I"m not using even half the gain that's available in the amp, but I like the different channels it offers if you have the extended after-market Marshall switch. I don't really run pedals through the DSL very often. From what I understand Origin is a great Marshall "base" but you may need a boost and a few overdrives to make it shine.

[@BryanDenham]

me too. LOL . i had the 20 watt Orgin with the 10 inch . i really liked the tone it had but i wanted a bit more low end from a 12 inch and the Origin 50 combo was never in stock so i just ended up going with the DSL40cr . i try to set up my classic gain channel as a slightly on the edge bluesbreaker/tweed type tone mostly clean with a bit of hair if i dig in,and i set the higher gain channel to sound like Clapton's women tone. my only issue with this amp is the EQ is shared so it forces me to use a pedals to shape the sound . if it had two EQs for the classic and one for the high gain channel this amp would be just about perfect for my use.

[@lo5man]

Listen at 1:54 when Johan plays his signature riff (love it!) with the Strat through the DSL40CR. Sounds so much nicer than the Origin, you can here how crystal clear the string definition is and emphasising the Strat sparkle. The Origin is more vintage/warmer in the lower mids, but I think it would be lost in a live mix. Just my 2 cents worth. :-)

[@gordonhenderson1194]

Origin really sounds like it could nail that Sabbath kind of tone. It's just asking for C# tuning and cranking it.

[@MrTPF1]

I thought they both sounded like "proper" Marshalls, but I preferred the DSL. One thing I noticed in the video though was that mic placement was very inconsistent. Sometimes it was right at the center of the cone, and other times it was towards the edge. That could account for some of the differences between the two.

[@ratedepth]

The mic placement is different because the Origin speaker is offset. The DSL speaker is on center.

[@MrTPF1]

@@ratedepth 👍

[@jcoulter43]

You guys always Rock! You are making me a believer in the Origin. Both sound great, but the Origin gets the edge for me. God bless brother!

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks my friend!

[@CaseyJust]

Thank you for playing rhythm, sustain and feedback! Most KZbin videos of guitar amps is a bunch of horrible noodling. If an amp sounds good for rhythm it will also sound good for leads.

[@thalesferreira7819]

favorite guitar tones channel,seriously!

[@josephpickard3108]

The DSL absolutely rips, such an underrated amp. When they stop making these, the prices will go inevitably through the ceiling like anything good by Marshall

[@adamwatson6916]

They are fantastic amps and I prefer them to more expensive so called better amps I have owned . I have owned the DSL5CR the 40CR a mini jubilee and a JVM all at the same time and I got rid of the Mini Jubilee and the JVM and kept the DSL 5 and 40 .I also have a Marshall SL5 and I never use it because I find the DSl 5 far better I also preferred the DSL 5CR to the mini Jubilee in 5 watt mode

[@mesfigas]

you guys doing best amp demos on youtube

[@coreymineard]

The DSL40 sounds warmer to me, I prefer that to the Origin’s biting treble.

[@hairnation68]

Played through both. I bought the DSL40CR. The Origin sounds much better in this video than the one I played. Interesting the DSL sounds worse in this video as well.

[@gordospeti]

Humbs sound really nice on the 50C, while the 40CR is a bit pushy. The Strat might sound a bit better on the 40CR. I love this review!

[@vin9976]

It's rather wild to have the bass and resonance just turned almost entirely off on the DSL40CR. I do the same tho. Is there anything you've done to get it closer to that Plexi tone with those sweet driving mid-tones the plexi is so famous for? I love my DSL40 for classic metal (Metallica) tones...but that sorta scooped mid-flat with so much bass isn't cutting it for that 70's AC/DC tone. Any advice?

[@firewalker6712]

I wanna hear the origin played with a greenback

[@jonathonfuqua6730]

Its a 1x12 you'd blow up a 25w greenback

[@Loganblubaugh]

@@jonathonfuqua6730 this is interesting! I actually don’t understand why? Wattage differences for the cone or what? Only asking to learn myself!

[@ElmarSprong]

@@Loganblubaugh The Greenback is rated at 25 watts, while the Origin puts out 50W. The greenback on it's own can't handle all of it and would be blown up if pushed, Johan did a video on it kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqS2dmCaiMZ9l80

[@isaacjohnson.]

Both sound fantastic! Awesome tones and great riffs. Johan I love your "sound/style" what are some of your main influences? You have that great "magic" in your fingers and style in your riffs. Love it.

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks Isaac! Ace Frehley and Tony Iommi are my main influences, but on Strat it’s Lynyrd Skynyrd and John Frusciante. Cheers!

[@rjake61]

Classic example of old school and new school Marshall sound. Both are good !

[@adamwatson6916]

Probably easier to make the DSL sound like the Origin then the other way Oround.

[@WojciechCymerys]

I would love you to compare the DSL40CR (the 2018 reissue) to the original DSL40C from 2012, I have the original combo and put a g12t-75 celestion in it, which sounds superb! Oh, and these combos really come to life when put through a good old Marshall 4x12! Great video as always!

[@SirVicc]

I have the original DSL40C as well with a replacement speaker. V30 and now a Greenback for kicks. From what I've heard, no need to get the new one if you've replaced the original speaker. If someone hasn't, the speaker replacement would still be a less expensive option that would make the Original DSL40C as good or better.

[@sohosteveuk]

Yeah, I'd be interested in that comparison too!!

[@achysklic]

I had a dsl40c with c19 mod and creamback. I also bought a Dsl40cr. Honestly no comparison the CR is a totally different amp. 100 times better.

[@taobernardi5185]

Interesting! How did you find it better? I own a 40c, but would love to hear how you find the cr improved. Thanks!

[@davidfellows6250]

@@SirVicc i had the first dsl and tgs 2018 is better. The eq works but i have repkaced the v type with a creamback 65 and retubed with tung sols and i play this probably more that the 5 others in my practics area. Out if the rooms big enough i take my jubilee. But for grab and go i like my dsl.

[@chucklakeridge7944]

I really like your playing man! I like the DSL a little better - the mids are just more pleasing and the breakup has the classic character of those 70s/80's tones. Origin is also nice, has a honky mid hump.

[@sneifert1968]

Damn that Origin sounds good, and definitely more affordable for the average enthusiast

[@buddybeetle]

Actually I was surprised. I came to this thinking the dsl would bash the Origin, with both guitars. I was first surprised how good the strat was the the Origin. Of course I expected the SG to sound great pushing it harder, but I was surprised how the SG was with the dsl - more 'fizzy' - The Origin sounded more articulate and open tones. My fear was that the Origin range didn't have enough gain to give. (I write this as a player of 1959 Super lead 100s, 1986 50s and Vintage Modern 50s) but I'm now thinking it might be high gain enough to cover all styles (metal aside). I need a smaller lighter head to drag to rehearsals with a 1 or 2x12, so I might be after an Origin 20H or 50H after all.

[@harleybrujo]

Amazing my friend, as usual! Cheers Jorge

[@JohanSegeborn]

Cheers my friend!

[@marcellinden7305]

Reading through the comments is interesting... and without going into details in this clip I simply preferred the Strat through the DSL and the SG into the Origin.... Based on this video if I was looking to replace my JVM for something smaller I'd probably go for the DSL.

[@stevestarr6395]

Both great amps with the 40CR having more gain on tap and the Origin a little more vintage.

[@Iron.Hollywood.Hayden]

Both are good and distinctively Marshall!!

[@SECURITY39]

It’s a matter of tone preference. I like the dirty 40CR sound over the origin, but I wouldn’t fault someone if they prefer the Origin

[@1twangmaster]

Great video! House does the DSL40CR accept pedals?

[@petera.michaelsen4657]

Origin and SG all the way!!!!!!

[@JuliusGulius]

What song is that at 5:42 please? Sounds similar to hocus pocus-focus

[@danieltobin6754]

Kind of hard to tell for sure, but looks like the DSL is in low power mode. If so, would obviously effect tone/volume in comparison to the 50 watt Origin. Did they seem to be similar volumes at the time of recording?

[@chrisclermont456]

Marshalls just love the Stratocaster!!

[@torarinvik4920]

The Origin by FAR. DSL is not too bad either, but Origin is world class!

[@AMGL1989]

The DSL definitely has more bottom end. Damn it. I like them both.

[@JoaoRelego]

This was the video I was looking for, thank you! Origin it is :)

[@philiprourke7732]

Im going to buy the dsl...sounds great to me, got strats and les pauls..works greatfor both,and quite affordable

[@telezonika-mg]

Why not the same position for the mic? You used the axis just for the DLS.

[@willdenham]

It will definitely be my next amp. I love my vintage Bandmaster, but there's just nothing like classic Marshall growl. The origin seems a godsend.

[@bobscratchit9665]

I have wondered about closing the back up on one of these like those convertible cabinets I've been seeing. I feel like a closed back and a creamback would make this thing sound close enough for me.

[@rgbplumbinghilton]

I prefer the Origin as the gain sounds more natural to me. I amazed that Marshall never put a reverb on it? I know the original Plexi didn't have one but for basic gigging, which is what this amp is aimed at, why not put it on. I think this is a oversight by Marshall. As much as I like the Origin from looks and sound, the lack of reverb is a deal breaker for me.

[@deanallen927]

I agree. It's supposed to be like a late 60s amp with added features so a digital verb would seem logical since they give you a boost, internally jump the channels and an effects loop. I'll probably get one anyway.

[@rgbplumbinghilton]

@@deanallen927 I did get a combo in the end. Very good gigging amp and sounds great cranked.

[@deanallen927]

@@rgbplumbinghilton Cool, man! I opted for a Mojotone British Lite 2x12 cab and a VTH D-50. Cheers on getting the Marshall.

[@rgbplumbinghilton]

@@deanallen927 good choice, I also bought a Blug amp1 as a fly rig. It is all I use now through a 2 x12 v30 cab 👍

[@adamwatson6916]

Those tar back pickups sound fantastic. They were the stock pickups for Sg standards from 1973 to 1984 .

[@unknown-vs2ld]

Great video as always, been waiting so long to see/hear something about the DSL 40cr.👌Because of a delivery failure (of course I sent one of them back, since I only paid for one) I recently had two of them at home and actually just wanted to check how it sounds when you play over two amps at the same time, but I recognized that they sounded totally different although the settings were absolutely identical. The one (which I sent back later) sounded very thin, perfect for clean playing with single coils, you really had that great strat sound, but when I went into distortion that thin sound wasn't really good and especially when it got louder, it was actually just awful, a bit like my old fender frontman 15G. The other one hadn't had that extreme strat sound (but still sounded great of course) but all in all it had a much fuller sound and when I got into heaver distortion it was just perfect. Since I prefer distorted sounds I kept the second one, but do you (or anyone other) has an idea why they sounded such differently? Sorry if my English isn't totally correct😅 Greetings Johannes

[@JohanSegeborn]

Hi! That’s really interesting. One would expect them to be more consistent. Cheers Johan

[@deanwingerter]

Very good comparison! 🙌

[@PD-pw4wd]

I wonder how much would these benefit from a speaker upgrade.

[@PabloMars99]

I have the dsl, recently saw an origin on the used market with a flight case. After watching this video, I’m tempted to sell mine and buy the origin.

[@reezalguy]

I was contemplating between these two. Now that I've watched this video. Still.Cant.Decide.

[@gibsonxpl85]

I have the DSL and it’s a great gigging amp. The Origin sounds better here, but I felt the single channel would be too limiting for the styles I play. The DSL loves my Strat!

[@frankrokob7406]

very cool (like a machine Johan) at the 3:25!...cool riff...origin a little brighter

[@kostisk8914]

I thot I could here the vtype speaker so I wonder how the dsl would sound through the origins cab.

[@jackp.walker6247]

wow . . .what a surprise ! I preferred the DSL on most of the clips. I did not expect that !

[@arranfox472]

what is the riff at 3:01?

[@MattClaps]

beautiful video! a question, with the Marshall origin 50c is it possible to approach the sound of Clapton during the Bluesbreakers era? thank you Matt from Italy

[@acerob7173]

I got the DSL40CR, which I took it for the major flexibility, but I have to admit, I like more the Origin ! I'm looking for a second hand Origin 20 Head....

[@patricksemcheshen4642]

Sounds great. What Settings on the Origin?

[@howlinwaters]

apples to oranges - both sound pretty freekin' good! (Origin a tiny bit thinner/brighter at times, but still very good to my ears).

[@jeffhudson2346]

The Origin might have sounded better with the V-Type speaker. Both still sounded good though I preferred the 20 watt combos more. Once again great playing Johan and Simon!

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks Jeff!

[@jeffhudson2346]

@@JohanSegeborn, you're welcome!

[@bobboitt3126]

Im hearing more breakup on the DSL more clarity on the Origin.

[@shovelrocker7102]

For these two, i would go for the Origin 50c. Great video once again :)

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks!

[@mykolfornasero3631]

The 50c with humbuckers SCREAMS!!!!!!!

[@leo.y.comprendo]

El34s on the Origin sound superb! Great playing as always