Need Brit-type crunch, and good cleans too...

[fatboy135]

sure dude, a good overdriven tone becomes from the amp, but nowadays I could find a more amps with a good saturate tone than good clean channels, for this reason I prefer an amp with a good clean, even if the saturate channel ísn´t as well as I want, but I could get a good overdrive tone with the helps of some pedals

 

[tele_jas]

How about the Road King?? The Brit channel on my RK is pretty convincing on AC/DC-ish type of stuff.... www.guitartest.moonfruit.com has a few clips of it. Some with it dry and some with a Tubescreamer in front of it.

 

[Russ]

Although I hate to say this here, your thread title describes the DSL50. I am not a fan of the amp but it gets good reviews from those that like them. I have enough Marshall in my JMP MkII MV and my JCM800 2210. If I need anymore I can always plug into my Ampeg VL. As far as cleans I get those from my Mark IV along with anything that I feel like I am missing with the others.

On another note, a Vox might be the ticket.

 

[Guitarzan]

Or the new handwiredHiWatt's with Fane speakers!

 

[overwater]

while on the subject has anybody tried the matamp mainly the 1224
that got good reviews in guitarist mag :?:

 

[t0aj15]

What are some good amps that have a great clean channel, and can do some pretty good British crunch as well, without all the heavy saturation that the Mesa has? I'd consider any suggestions you guys have.

The Traynor YCV-50 is exactly that!!!
http://www.yorkville.com/products.asp?type=32&cat=18&id=318

 

[siggy14]

If money is not an issue the Bogner XTC will get you there, the clean is not the greatest, but doesnt suck by any means. With a sparkle drive or chorus you could be in heaven.

The distorted tones are to die for, from plexi, to 800's to a great hot rodded marshall with more gain then you will ever need but you can tame it to your level with hurting the amp.