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Feel the roar with the MG50DFX, a two channel, 50-watt closed-back guitar combo amp with one awesome 12" Celestion speaker, digital effects, digital reverb, and FX loop. The footswitch is included, too! Part of the awesome new Marshall MG Series, this is a feature packed guitar amp suitable for live playing. |
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Marshall MGIII Series
Utilizing radical new technologies, the new MG Series raises the sonic and performance standards of value-for-money guitar amplifiers. The exclusive FDD (Frequency Dependant Damping) technology accurately mimics the way an all-valve amp interacts with a loudspeaker, giving the MGs a width of sound never before possible in affordable, non-valve amps. All models feature a CD input, emulated Headphone jack and Line Out jack.
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1 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Good Amp small price
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by Seann Tull
5/13/2007 12:43:26 AM
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Musical Experience:
Beginner
Style of music:
Classic Metal Rock
Hometown
Missouri
This is my first decent sized amp; I enjoy the quality for the price. It has a smooth clean channel, but still gets nice and loud. The onboard effects are nice if you don't want to mess with a bunch of pedals, during practice or jamming at home. I wouldn't really use onboard effects to much for a gig. Mainly my practice amp now as it's easy to move, but gets loud when needed. Thanks.
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Great Amp!!
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by Nate W
5/9/2007 6:27:58 PM
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Musical Experience:
Playing.. with lessons, 3 years
Style of music:
Metal, Classic, Hard Rock
Hometown
Elkhart, IN
I bought this amp a couple of weeks ago. And I’m sure glad that I did! It can deliver many sounds of different bands. It’s a great practice amp, and I’ve also used it in a small show. I would definitely recommend it to anyone!
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1 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
It's a Bloody Marshall,What else is There?
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by Jeffrey Osgood
(jeffo46@hotmail.com)
4/8/2007 9:24:04 AM
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Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music:
Classic rock and Blues
Hometown
Woonsocket,R.I.
I got this amp over a week ago after getting rid of a Fender Princeton65 that I've had for the last 6 years. I decided that I needed a change of pace, so I made the switch to Marshall, and boy, am I glad I did. This amp simply ROCKS! The clean has a nice shimmering tone to it, while the distortion is flat out balls to the wall tone. The effects are quite good also, but I use a DigitechRP50 when I'm gigging with my band, so that's not really a problem. I read a few complaints where some people say that the built in fan is too loud. Guess what? I don't really notice it at all, and if I did, the only solution would be to TURN IT UP!!! This is a Marshall that's supposed to be loud anyway. How do you think they got their well deserved rep? The closed back is nice also; it adds a warmth to the tone. I'm definitely sticking with this amp, and God help anybody who tries to take this away from me. MARSHALL RULES!!!
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1 found helpful, 1 found unhelpful.
A thing of beauty.
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