Karl Sanders

Karl sys in this video "I was using the marshall jcm2000 dsl 100's, still love them still great, but the Engl just freaking kills it. I was really drawn to the Engl heads becuase they have such a crushing metal tone, it's very similar to a classic Marshall EL34, but its got so much more control, and its got a lot of articulation, like on really fast passages where you're trying to hear every note, the Engl can catch it and it really brings it out."

He mentions in this video he used to use marshall DSL series amps.

Karl recently uploaded a photo of his collection of heads, cabs and guitars, and the DSL100HR was part of it (two, in fact).

Karl mentions he used this amp on previous albums.

"These are my old Marshall 4x12 cabinets I've had for 25-30 years, I love the Marshall 4x12's with celestions. These have the 65 watt creambacks in them and Oh man what a crushing tone. They look so new because the good folks at Spawn recoverd them for me and they stayed true to the vintage aesthetics...on the backs there's custom plates for everything."

Karl at 0:47-

The next cab is the 'Eye of Horus.' It's a Splawn cab with 65-watt Creambacks in it. Man, this cab sounds great on everything, it- wow.

Karl at 1:51-

This next cab is the Ra cabinet. And yeah, it's raw. It's a Marshall Vintage Reissue with V30s in it. I use it for leads, um, I record lots of leads with this one, but I also play through it every single day. This is my daily practice amp that logs insane amount of hours on this thing, cause I love the way it sounds, it's just- really, y'know, captures what you want from a lead. It just screams right out. I love it.

According to an official post on Karl Sanders' Facebook page, he uses the Splawn Amplification Quickrod.