I think for the price of the TSL line anyone would be better served spending the money on a DSL and enjoying better sonic quality. I eventually sold this amp and kept the DSL401 which still produces brilliant tones to this day.

Everything about this amp was just flat, even with pedals, external EQ, etc. I don't really see where calling the +20db boost a third channel magically transforms it, even if you add an independent gain or reverb control. The TSL is represented as a three-channel amp. The other thing that I found audacious is that the DSL is represented as a 2-channel amp (Clean and Overdrive) with a second, boosted overdrive that is a simple +20db boost on the OD1 channel. 2 x E元4) or the speaker complement, or just that this is a poorly-designed amp, but I just couldn't get a useable tone out of it. I don't know if it was the difference between the power valves (4 x EL84 vs. The footswitch was jittery and due to the tone of the speakers I couldn't tell if they were blown or just sounded poorly. The TSL seemed a little unstable compared to the DSL. I play most of my standard Dimarzio-equipped Neal Moser guitars, Ibanez, and Gibson guitars such as Les Pauls and SGs. Even on its own the DSL401 tone destroyed the TSL60. Plugging the DSL401 into the same cab yielded brilliant, complex, sweet overdrive. Even using a 4 x 12 extension cab with 2 x Vintage 30 and 2 x GT12-75 drivers the tone just didn't stand up. I tried replacing the preamp valves with both Ruby Select tubes and Mullard reissues. The speakers are custom 'Wolverine' speakers that to my ears needed to be replaced due to overall flat tone. The TSL602 is a 2x12 combo with 4 ECC83 preamp valves and 2 E元4 power valves. I purchased this amp the same week I purchased my DSL401 1x12 combo so I had a great basis for comparison. All of the standard Marshall appointments are on-board: Effects loop with mix control, Deep Switch and Tone Shift, and an emulated line out. The clean channel has a dedicated EQ and the Overdrive channels share an EQ. The speakers on-board are two specially-designed 'Wolverine' speakers made and voiced specially for this combo by Celestion.

The amplifier is powered by two E元4 power valves and driven by four ECC83 preamp valves. The Marshall TSL602 is a 60-watt 2 x 12 Guitar Amplifier with three channels, one clean and two overdrive.

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