Marshall MG50GFX Guitar Combo Amplifer with Built-in FX, Practice Amp Suitable for Electric Guitar - Black and Gold

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well done mashall,but can we have a soft bendy plastic top cover to go over the control panel,in white like the mashall badge on the front. From the small 1x12" 1912 to the mammoth 4x12" 1960A, you can easily experiment with different cabinet models to make the sound in your head a reality.

Zudem endet der Frequenzgang nach oben bei diesem Typ schon recht früh und sehr steil bei etwa 4 kHz. The three simultaneous, programmable effects are Reverb, Delay and either Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Vibe or Octave. Please give us the reason for your assessment in the following text box and – if possible – your e-mail address for further questions. This particular model (50C Combo) has a three stage output 1 watt, 10 watt and 50 watt powered by the classic Marshall 12AX7 and EL34 combination of valves, it’s so handy to have the use of one watt for playing at home and recording.For the MG50GFX, however, Marshall have also added a dedicated delay control, offering four varieties of ambient effects.

Marshall Amps' clean settings are also prolific, having a bell-like chime which can be moulded to the player's needs. Moving on from the amp and cab sounds, you also have a vast collection of effects that cover all of the bases. So I gave up and made do with a close enough alternative but I’ve never quite gotten over that perfect tone from my past and thought I’d never find that level again. This is free of charge and should be done as soon as possible, but must be within six months from the date of our final response. The cons, well, it is very loud even with the 5W attenuator, this beast must be tamed for studio and bedroom usage (the Harley Benton's passive attenuator is the way to go).Some models, like the Marshall MG15GFX Gold 15W Combo, make use of more modern solid state technology too, meaning they're lighter and often have more built-in effects than their heavier valve counterparts. I bought this in an attempt to split the weight of my guitar rig, currently a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV. Some will complain about the lack of a built in reverb, but we all know that built in reverbs are usually lame (either DSP or "faux spring") if you want a spacier sound, just plug your best reverb in the effect loop and there you go.

With it’s black enclosure and gold panel, the Marshall MG50GFX takes us back to the look of classic Marshall amps. They're renowned for using valve (or tube) technology, meaning nearly every Marshall guitar amp, like the celebrated JVM210H 100W, has a warm, thick, organic tone which sounds absolutely huge.

All of these effects can be accessed either on the amp, using the Marshall Gateway app or via the programmable controller (sold separately).