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Description
The Marshall AVT50H is a hybrid guitar amplifier head that seamlessly blends tube warmth with solid-state reliability. This 50-watt powerhouse is designed to deliver the unmistakable Marshall tone, making it an ideal choice for both studio and stage performances. Thanks to its ECC83 Dual Triode valve-driven preamp, players can enjoy authentic, bell-like harmonics and dynamic, tube-driven overdrive without the fragility of a full valve amp.
Perfectly suited for pairing with the AVT412A or AVT412B cabinets, the AVT50H offers two footswitchable channels that range from sparkling cleans to roaring overdrives, capturing the essence of vintage Marshall sound. The amp's Overdrive channel allows for a wide sonic palette, from classic rock crunch to modern high-gain distortion, all while maintaining clarity and punch.
This amp head also includes a suite of practical features like reverb, an emulated line output, and a headphone jack for silent practice. With the AVT50H, you get the best of both worlds—classic valve-driven tone with the ruggedness and consistency of solid-state technology.
Key Features:
- 50-watt output
- ECC83 Dual Triode valve-driven preamp
- Solid-state power stage
- Two footswitchable channels (Clean and Overdrive)
- Built-in reverb
- Emulated line output for direct recording
- Headphone jack for quiet practice
- CD input for jamming along with tracks
Product specs
| Brand | Marshall |
| Model | Valvestate 2000 AVT50H 2-Channel 50-Watt Guitar Amp Head |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2001 - 2005 |
| Made In | United Kingdom |
| Categories | Guitar Heads |
| Built-In Effects | Built-In Effects |
| Color Family | Black |
| Electronics | Hybrid |
| Impedance | 4 ohms |
| Number of Channels | 2 Channels |
| Number of Inputs | 1 Input |
| Output Power (Watts) | 50 |
| Power Tube Type | None |
| Reverb | Digital Reverb |
FAQs
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What kind of tones can I expect from the Marshall AVT50H for rock music?
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The Marshall AVT50H is known for its classic Marshall crunch, delivering rich, warm tones with a powerful midrange, ideal for rock music. Its hybrid design offers the dynamic response of tube preamps with solid-state reliability.
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Is the Marshall AVT50H suitable for live performances?
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With its 50-watt output and two channels, the Marshall AVT50H is capable of handling small to medium-sized gigs, providing ample volume and tonal versatility for live performances.
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Does the Marshall AVT50H take pedals well?
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Yes, the Marshall AVT50H is compatible with external effects pedals, featuring a serial FX loop that integrates your pedalboard seamlessly into your setup.
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What built-in effects does the Marshall AVT50H offer?
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The Marshall AVT50H includes Accutronics Reverb, providing a classic reverb effect to enhance your sound directly from the amp.
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Can I use headphones with the Marshall AVT50H for silent practice?
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Yes, the Marshall AVT50H is equipped with a headphone jack, making it suitable for silent practice sessions without disturbing others.
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What are the connectivity options on the Marshall AVT50H?
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The Marshall AVT50H features an emulated line out for direct recording or PA connection, two external speaker outputs, and a serial FX loop for additional effects integration.
Videos
Adam Cumbers
Marshall AVT50H 2000 Head Review
Reviews
PROS
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Hybrid design offers tube tone with solid-state reliability
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Affordable compared to fully tube-amped counterparts
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Easy and cost-effective tube replacement, enhancing tone customization
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Versatile sound range, from clean to high-gain metal tones
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Low maintenance compared to all-tube amplifiers
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Effective for both recording and live performances
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Notable sustain and overtones, particularly at high overdrive settings
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Built-in reverb adds depth to the sound
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Can achieve loud volumes suitable for jamming
CONS
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Some units may arrive with functional issues, requiring professional checks
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Tone might not suit all preferences, especially with specific speaker combinations
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