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Description
The ORI50C Origin tube combo amplifier from Marshall is designed to inspire creativity. which delivers 50W of power through a single 12" Celestion speaker for a full, rich tone. This amp features two channels—normal and bright—each with independent volume controls so you can set your levels for rhythm and lead. The "Tilt" tone control blends high and low frequencies to suit your style. Built-in power attenuation lets you lower the wattage to 5W, 15W or 25W for practice at home. An effects loop allows you to enhance your sound with pedals and processors.
Craft Your Tone With Two Independent Channels
The ORI50C Origin's two channels give you a versatile palette for crafting tones. The normal channel provides a warm, classic rock sound with rich mids, while the bright channel adds sparkling highs for a crisp blues or country vibe. With independent volume knobs for each channel, you can set levels to transition smoothly between rhythm and lead parts.
Shape Your Sound With the Tilt Tone Control
Marshall's innovative Tilt tone control makes it easy to blend high and low frequencies to suit your music. Turn the Tilt knob to the left to emphasize lows and low mids for a warm, vintage tone. Turn it right to bring out the highs and high mids for articulate chords and single notes that cut through the mix.
Attenuate the Power to Suit Any Volume
The ORI50C Origin's built-in power attenuator lets you lower the output wattage from 50W to 5,W 15W or 25W. At lower settings, you can achieve cranked tube tone at volumes suitable for home practice. On stage, select higher wattages for clean headroom and punch. The attenuator gives you maximum flexibility to get the perfect level for any playing situation.
Add Effects With the Built-in Loop
An effects loop on the ORI50C Origin allows you to enhance your tone with outboard gear like reverb, delay, chorus and more. The loop sends your signal to the effects chain and returns it back to the power amp section, giving you lush, spacious sounds at any volume level.



Features
- Classic Marshall looks and tube tone
- Simple control set
- Works great with pedals
Specs
- Power: 50W (tube)
- 3-level power scaling
- Tubes: three 12AX7 (preamp); two EL34 power amp
- Single channel
- Single input
- Impedance: 8, 16 ohms
- Speaker: 1x12 Celestion G12N-60 Midnight
- Controls: 3-band EQ, tilt, gain, boost, master volume, presence
- Tilt control blends bright and normal sounds
- D.I. output
- Footswitch included
- Dimensions: 22.83" x 18.9" x 9.64"
- Weight: 40.12 lb.
Reviews
4.92
13 Reviews
91%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Home Studio8
- Amateur Recording7
- Performances6
- Outdoor Events / Games5
- Professional Recording5
- Cheaper construction1
- Limited Functions1
- No corner protectors1
- Experienced9
- Professional Musician2
- Novice1
- Easy To Use11
- Excellent Sound11
- Warm / Comfy10
- Good Power Output9
- Portable3
Reviewed by 13 customers
Great Amp.
Verified Buyer
submitteda year ago
byWilliam
fromPrinceton, Texas
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Great Amp. Great sound.
Impeccable sound for a reasonable price
submitted3 years ago
bySteven
fromPortland, Oregon
I picked this Marshall Origin 50 combo amp up from my local guitar center after returning a Fender Tone Master Delux Reverb (will write a review for it also). I sprung for the Fender TM after deciding to trade in my Marshall DSL40 (huge mistake) - mainly because I get never get the effects loop to work, plus it had some features on it that I never used, like the ultra-gain channels. Realizing that Fender TM not only doesn't have an effects loop feature, but with its incredible brightness and being a solid state - just get me the warmth and middle volume I love from the Marshall DSL40. Thankfully, Marshall made this less featured model, with all the great tone and for less than the price of Fender TM. It has an attenuator switch so you don't have to pay it full wattage. I find the 10w setting to give adequate headroom when playing in my living room. As with any amp, the key to getting the magic tone you are looking for, you'll want to tweak with the knobs. There are some good videos with tips for this exact model. I've got a Blues Driver, fuzz and loop station going into the front of the amp and reverb / delay into loop. Take your time and do you homework on what kind of sound(s) you want from your amp so you don't make the mistake of downgrading like I initially did before settling on this amazing Marshall Origin 50 combo.
The perfect amp for your pedals!!!
submitted3 years ago
byGlenn
fromBurleson, Texas
I bought it to go back to a old school setup. I've had it with all this new age software and modeling, and programming! That's not for me! I have two different pedal boards that I custom made that have every effect I could possibly need at a gig. This amp has an effects loop for those who prefer it….I just plug everything right into the front like I did in the eighties, and it works great! This amp is made for pedals….. unless you just like a dry clean sound. I also have a 412 cab to plug it in too! It gets even better with that! So.. I got the combo for smaller gigs, and for the bigger venues I add the 412 cab. Works out great! I plan on adding some corner protectors and wheels soon.
Absolutely
submitted4 years ago
bySteve
fromPittsburgh PA
I play to entertain myself at home, so the power options are very useful to get great sound. When no one is home you have that other option to blow the dust out of the cracks in the wood floors.
Maybe
Verified Buyer
submitted4 years ago
byPhearoth
fromStockton
Lead guitar only
It gets you that Marshall plexi sound from back in the day
Verified Buyer
submitted5 years ago
byJesus
fromEdinburg
This is my first tube amp and I couldn't be happier it was on sale and coming form a solid state it was easy on the wallet and just delivers that 1970s tone very pleased would recommend to anyone looking to get a vintage tone
Q&A
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submitted2 years ago
asked bySpangler
fromundisclosed
Could I use headphones with this?
No, the Marshall Origin50C does not have a headphone output.submitted4 years ago
asked byIan
fromCary, NC
I'm a bit confused. I have seen 2 questions for this amp, and one says it is made in the Marshall factory in England while the other says it's made in Vietnam. Could you please clarify?
It is made in Vietnam.submitted4 years ago
asked byMichael
fromBurbank, Ca
Does this amp have spring reverb?
No, it doesn’tsubmitted4 years ago
asked byDanny
fromMenifee, CA 92584
Looking at the Marshall Origin 50C guitar combo amp, what is meant by "combo?" I'm a novice.
Everybody makes them. A "combo" is the combination of the amplifier and speaker combined in one enclosuresubmitted4 years ago
asked byGustavo
fromCA - California
Does it include marshall pedal?
This combo amp does come with a Marshall Foot switch included.submitted6 years ago
asked byJosh
fromKnoxville, TN
Does it sound better than the Marshall DSL series? Can you get the same tones?
If they aren't exactly the same quality, they are slightly better.