This Amp Is Loud AF!!

The Marshall Origin 20H is an amazingly loud amp! Check it out.
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[@KingLoopie1]

Now we know what makes Jayce smile... LLOOOUUUDDDDDD!!! 😂

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

I couldn’t help smiling!

[@foghornleghorn2975]

Origin 20 is great budget crunch amp....really good with pedals too.

[@jjcollins]

I absolutely love it! Sounded great and super fun. Most people underestimate how loud a 20 watt tube amp is. A 100 watt vs 50 watt is only 3db. Down to 20 is maybe 3.5 less, so lets say 7 db less than 100 watts. I can absolutely guarantee that a 2x12 or a 4x12 will definitely be louder and push more air! If you want a more classic tone, try a green back 25 watt in that cabinet. Have fun and enjoy it, you hit 110 db in that room easily with that little monster! Love every minute of it!

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

Cool, thanks!

[@Greyson2015-r8f]

It's a great sounding amp! You got a really good deal on it.

[@EricJohnson-fh8zj]

I got rid of all my amps exept for 1, and funny thing is that it was the least expensive one i had lol. But its perfect for the studio, sounds amazing...and I can get pretty dang close to just about any tone you can think of with it. And im not overstating that, thats why i kept it. I'll never give it up. Its a Vox-VT 20 if you ever get a chance to check one out they're truly under rated gems that can be had for like $100-$150 used. I also had the newer Vox VX series 20 watt, but i liked the original better so i let that one go too. Super reliable (owned it probably 20 years now and its never failed me. Knock on wood), super versatile for crystal clear cleans all thru the spectrum from crunch's to high gains, has great fx...and even tho its technically a "modeling amp", it has a real tube output stage that does a superb job at making it respond like a all tube amp when you want it to. It honestly beat out my all tube amps in terms of sound including my Marshall. And its more than loud enough for my needs. I dont need super loud these days, but I could still gig a dive bar with it if i ever needed to lol.

[@robertwinter6974]

Great sounding amp. If you turn it up full, you could wake a whole city up with it. Great video

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

Thanks for watching.

[@7171jay]

If you are going to demo an amp that is trying to emulate vintage Marshall amps (well somewhat anyway) you should understand how the old amp's controls and inputs work then you could maybe understand the tilt control. The vintage amp and the new recreations that copy them more closely are two channel amps with two input jacks on each (4 total). One channel is the "Normal" input and the other is the "Bright" input. The Bright channel is very bright sounding and the Normal is kind of dark sounding in these vintage amps so players figured out that jumping the channels together with a short patch cable allowed them to use both the Bright channel and the Normal one simultaneously and mix the two to taste. The usual way is to get the volume and gain you want with the Normal channel volume knob and then bring in the Bright channel a bit to get the amount of high frequencies and cut you are after. The Origin simulates that trick of tthese older style four input, two channel amps that had a volume knob for each channel with just one input by giving you the Tilt control wich is basically a blend between a Bright and a Normal channel, it's just that it happens within the amp so you only have the one input but you can still do the old "jump the channels" trick by adjusting the Tilt knob.

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

Makes sense. It’s definitely different than any amp I’ve ever played on. I guess people have been modding them but that seems too dangerous for me! 😎

[@toddr2375]

Without getting into the technical details, and assuming a few things here, my theory is that you're not getting 100% clean tone because you're hitting that first preamp tube with a high output humbucker. It's the inherent nature of tubes that the first gain stage in a tube amp will start to get dirty a lot sooner than the first gain stage of a solid state amp.Try rolling the guitar volume down a bit, (although you will lose some highs as well), or try a guitar with single coil pickups. If you're still chasing a clean tone with humbuckers, you could try using a limiter pedal, or a clean boost pedal with the controls set that it doesn't actually boost. Thanks for the review and have fun with that amp!

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

Not necessarily chasing clean tone, but I know people will ask. I was just playing around with it and did try a single coil guitar and it sounds completely different! Very clean tones from a single coil. Thanks for the info.

[@ronkerns4645]

I have the Origin 50. Try adding the Bugera PS1. Completely changed the experience.

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

I’ll give that a try.

[@bigchrisgulley66]

I've been kicking around the idea of getting one of these and now I'm confident enough to finally pull the trigger on the purchase. Just one question though how well does it handle effects pedals? Thank you

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

Now that I don’t know because all I have is a tuner and noise suppression pedal. I’ll have to get something but other videos I’ve watched it seems to handle them well

[@WickedFesterBand]

I have a DSL 20 and yes ….. Loud as F!

[@robertcarey3383]

Well, you are on the right path, if you can't sound good playing a Gibson into a tube Marshall.......it's not the equipment!!! They are selling Marshall DSL40 combo now for $725 and they really sound good as well.

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

I’m sure I can make any rig sound bad! 😜😎

[@SearchingForTone]

Thanks a lot now I want one😂

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

It's so much fun and sounds amazing.

[@C354T]

@@JayceAllanGuitarI love my Marshall dsl 40c, but now you got me gas-ing for heads again.

[@JayceAllanGuitar]

@@C354T 🤪I've only owned combo amps until the Friedman I also reviewed and this one. Seems more versatile than a combo.

[@draper858]

Plain and simple….. get a dsl or jvm combo….. problem solved