Marshall Code 50, Fender Amp Models?

[dubdub]

Hey guys I ordered one of these and I am looking to find what Fender models are modeled in the Marshall Code series. I haven't been able to find any info, as far as I have found it has these extras
American Clean
American Crunch
American Overdrive
British 50's

Im just gonna assume, the British 50's is a 58 Vox AC30, but I'm unsure about what amp they may have modeled for the American amps. Could they all be a Blackface, and maybe Overdrive be a Mesa?

Other than that I can't wait to try fully explore the amp, I messed with one in store when they were first released and the Jubilee model alone was worth the price.

 

[Slashaholic Anonymous]

American overdrive is definitely Mesa inspired.

Frankly not sure which amps the American clean and crunch emulate; they're good sounding models but I use the Marshall models wayyyyyyy more than the American ones. (the Jubilee is indeed awesome, as are the JTM-45, Plexi, and JCM800 models).

I certainly think the American Clean is blackface inspired (probably Fender Twin).

 

[Brooks]

had my code 50 for awhile now. first thing; turn down the presence & resonance controls in the power amp section. also, i replaced the stock speaker pretty quick, which was a big improvement (emi manowar, which i had laying around). besides my 80's metal cover band, i also do some jazzy solo restaurant gigs w/ a looper. the rock tones i use are jubilee, plexi, & jcm800, all thru the classic marshall 100w power amp and 4x12 sim. for the clean stuff, i like the clean american preamp & power amp, and NO cab sim.

 

[dubdub]

had my code 50 for awhile now. first thing; turn down the presence & resonance controls in the power amp section. also, i replaced the stock speaker pretty quick, which was a big improvement (emi manowar, which i had laying around). besides my 80's metal cover band, i also do some jazzy solo restaurant gigs w/ a looper. the rock tones i use are jubilee, plexi, & jcm800, all thru the classic marshall 100w power amp and 4x12 sim. for the clean stuff, i like the clean american preamp & power amp, and NO cab sim.

would you happen to have any sound samples of the difference before and after? it did take me a little bit to figure out that I had to turn down the pre and res controls, I'm pretty used to the layout now. Some presets sound like they are a little muffled when strummed. I'm guessing its just the closed back.

 

[Brooks]

not of the settings, but i did a vid on the spkr swap

 

[dubdub]

not of the settings, but i did a vid on the spkr swap

awesome, sounds a lot clearer

 

[Brooks]

I did this quick vid saturday w/ a looper & my code 50;
american clean preamp w/ onboard comp & delay, amercain a/b poweramp, and NO cab sim.
I swapped the stock speaker for an emi manowar back when I got it.
Filmed w/ my crappy Ipod touch.