MG Series

this amp is pretty av i thought. i brought it about 2 years ago. its the stack version. ummmmmm it does have some balls to it. but yeah. i like fender better. suck my ass.

The Marshall MG 100HDFX... It's a giant stage amp, at normal person prices! The first thing that struck me about this amp was it's price. It's almost the size of other large stacks, but a fraction of the price. I bought mine for £200 (head) and £189 (cabinet A). For it's price, you get a lot of amp, but as with everything in the equipment area, there's room for improvement. APPEARANCE: With this amp, you get the look of having a massive stack amp either just in your room, or on stage. Sometimes playing a gig it can be a bit embarrasing if everyone has big stack amps, and you just have a little practice combo amp. It looks just like a slightly smaller ...  Read the complete review

I brought the Marshall Mg100dfx for £250 a year ago, upgrading from a peavey blazer 158. Of course, the Marshall with 100 watts is alot more powerful than the peavey which only has 15 watts. The marshall contains a 12" combo speaker but yet is very compact for its power. The amplifier also comes with built in effects which can be changed on the amp. The amp comes with a 2 way pedal, which allows users to switch between the clean and overdriven channel and also turn effects on/off. The Control section of the amp (where all the buttons and knobs arefound) is split into 3 main sections - Clean channel, Overdrive Channel, and Digital FX. The clean channel ...  Read the complete review