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  • undbitterundbitter

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 10/08/09 at 11:27
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Nothing more to add post prcdents
    Otherwise the small transos 50 w Marshall
    2 channels
    Small basic rglages
    No modlisations.

    USE

    Configuration is very simple.
    Yes it is easy to get a very good sound ....
    Marshall magic is whatever is said, even low volume, we have the "color" legendary Marshall

    It should be very well in clear sounds,
    crunch
    But will obviously drooling for the big Mtal very heavy, it's not his job.


    SONORITS

    I had this amp for what it is, namely a receiver for the training home to play low volume. I possde wholesale ct but I'd look like an idiot if I plugged my Msa or my Soldano to my scales, tranquil rptez my pieces. Heat lamps to play all its …
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    Nothing more to add post prcdents
    Otherwise the small transos 50 w Marshall
    2 channels
    Small basic rglages
    No modlisations.

    USE

    Configuration is very simple.
    Yes it is easy to get a very good sound ....
    Marshall magic is whatever is said, even low volume, we have the "color" legendary Marshall

    It should be very well in clear sounds,
    crunch
    But will obviously drooling for the big Mtal very heavy, it's not his job.


    SONORITS

    I had this amp for what it is, namely a receiver for the training home to play low volume. I possde wholesale ct but I'd look like an idiot if I plugged my Msa or my Soldano to my scales, tranquil rptez my pieces. Heat lamps to play all its ranges rpter quiet, I do not see the interest.

    I get all the sounds I want to use that I made.

    Really pleased.

    NOTICE GLOBAL

    I bought this amp for what it is, namely a nice little amp, lightweight, economical, no maintenance worries, ideal for home, learning, rp bution of his pieces.

    It pleases me very full, it really is ideal for use "domestic".

    Strictly speaking, it may be appropriate for the quiet repetition if we remain in the registry, blues, rock, dconseiller if we play metal, it is not made for.

    In this register, I prefer a "transo" uncomplicated rather than a "lamp" economic ...
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  • torrostorros

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 11/01/09 at 15:13
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Unfortunately 100% transistor, or the pass is pramplification lamp?

    USE

    Classic ... except that with respect to the second generation Valvestate (+/- 1998) I always possde, there are only two slectionnables channels instead of three real indpendants channels on the VSII, especially over lamp pramplification ... did a lot and changes everything!

    SONORITS

    Like I said above ... a difference.
    I just compar two amps, and ... the slap, clear sound while soft or too slamming, no finesse in the equalizer, no grain, and this is not the "gain" of the channel that little solve the problem, it helps to bring some energy but surely not bite, much less color or heat as can give Pramp tube V…
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    Unfortunately 100% transistor, or the pass is pramplification lamp?

    USE

    Classic ... except that with respect to the second generation Valvestate (+/- 1998) I always possde, there are only two slectionnables channels instead of three real indpendants channels on the VSII, especially over lamp pramplification ... did a lot and changes everything!

    SONORITS

    Like I said above ... a difference.
    I just compar two amps, and ... the slap, clear sound while soft or too slamming, no finesse in the equalizer, no grain, and this is not the "gain" of the channel that little solve the problem, it helps to bring some energy but surely not bite, much less color or heat as can give Pramp tube VSII .dropoff window
    The SECOND problem is size ... more indpendant third channel! A pseudo crunch choose the claen, one or the other? The lead is average and contour rglage mdium is simply a boost to the left or to the right attnuateur, nothing to do with the contour model VSII that gripped the modern genre kernel or the largissait kind vintage.
    Hp are unknown to the battalion on the VSII c'tait of "Celestion back gold". Last, the box is closed and strong volume, meaning that the carcass quickly resents the energy dgag not the cone, which gnre invasive low and imprcises .dropoff window

    Make savings on everything for (without doubt) to add an effects section (fashionable) ... I'm not sure everyone apprciera.

    NOTICE GLOBAL

    I played on most major brands including numriques simulations and laquestion I ask myself is:
    why so and so return to results? A great brand like Marshall should she not serve this arussite to offer at least a quivalente quality has its prcdentes sries?

    When I turn the VSII just after the MG ... I almost feel like playing on a full tube ... enough said.
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  • MGR/GvBMGR/GvB

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 12/17/04 at 15:00
    Mupo Music; Zwaag: The Netherlands
    Great Shop!
    Euro 375,-

    Looks great, sounds great.

    The fan is terrible. Normally you have bad luck when something breaks down. With this amp you can be surprised and feel lucky if the fan will keep on working.

    Good (fan excluded!)

    Don't buy this amp!!!!
    I was lucky that the fan started to make funny noises after 1 day. I could return it.
    A lot of reviews on line talk about the fan.


    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
  • MGR/Jason HazeltonMGR/Jason Hazelton

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 09/01/04 at 15:00
    I bought this amp about two years ago where I was stationed. I paid about 350 dollars.


    The clean channel a chorus are nice, as well as the reverb.

    PIECE OF SHIT!!!! When I bought this thing, I thought "Now I have an amp to last forever, because it's a Marshall!!!" WRONG! Three days after I bought it, the fan went out, after getting it repaired, it went out again! Also, the distortion is awful! Not nearly as clean as a tube amp, nor does it have the tone.


    Other then the fan, nothing really. It's a solid amp, just shitty wiring and design.

    This is a good beginner amp, though u should be for-warned about the FAN PROBLEM. Oh, by the way, the last time the fan went out, I just said to h…
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    I bought this amp about two years ago where I was stationed. I paid about 350 dollars.


    The clean channel a chorus are nice, as well as the reverb.

    PIECE OF SHIT!!!! When I bought this thing, I thought "Now I have an amp to last forever, because it's a Marshall!!!" WRONG! Three days after I bought it, the fan went out, after getting it repaired, it went out again! Also, the distortion is awful! Not nearly as clean as a tube amp, nor does it have the tone.


    Other then the fan, nothing really. It's a solid amp, just shitty wiring and design.

    This is a good beginner amp, though u should be for-warned about the FAN PROBLEM. Oh, by the way, the last time the fan went out, I just said to hell with it, and it fried the circuts. Oh well, all is well that ends well. I now own a real amp. "TUBE"

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/MikeMGR/Mike

    Marshall MG50 DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 08/24/04 at 15:00
    I paid $360 at a music store in IL. It sounded good in the store. I really only wanted chorus and reverb but the flange and delay (both worthless) came with it.

    Appeared to be solidly constructed. It looks very classic. Numerous dials to adjust sound. Has a powerful sound. Good chorus and reverb. Has a good foot pedal.

    The distortion is poor - muddy and not natural sounding. The cooling fan sounded like a model airplane on take-off. Obviously defective. I returned the amp for another new amp and the SAME PROBLEM started 2 months after bringing it home. Does not come with a dust cover and Marshall's owner - Korg - can't make or find one to fit.

    The cooling fans on 2 different uni…
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    I paid $360 at a music store in IL. It sounded good in the store. I really only wanted chorus and reverb but the flange and delay (both worthless) came with it.

    Appeared to be solidly constructed. It looks very classic. Numerous dials to adjust sound. Has a powerful sound. Good chorus and reverb. Has a good foot pedal.

    The distortion is poor - muddy and not natural sounding. The cooling fan sounded like a model airplane on take-off. Obviously defective. I returned the amp for another new amp and the SAME PROBLEM started 2 months after bringing it home. Does not come with a dust cover and Marshall's owner - Korg - can't make or find one to fit.

    The cooling fans on 2 different units crapped out. The store owner said he has been receiving other units back with same problem. He offered to replace the fan but I think I am going to look around the market for something else.

    Marshall dropped the ball on this one. I think they cut too many corners to make this amp with a crappy cooling fan. What are the chances the 2 new amps I receive have the same problem? Pretty good according to the store owner and others reviews on websites. Fool me once, shame on me - fool me twice - "won't get fooled again". George Bush

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/Indy Smith - Honest and UnBiased ReviewMGR/Indy Smith - Honest and UnBiased Review

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 03/08/04 at 15:00
    I got this combo amp for £200 from 'Creative Music' in Milton Keynes, England.

    The amp sounds amazing, i was really impressed with it, and with it's handy built in effects- (Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Flange, and Chorus/Delay). It is very loud and manages anything from practice at home, to gigs at small venues. I was also impressed with the Owners Manual that comes with it, as it tells you a lot about the amp, how it is to be used, what all the knobs and buttons do, and it also gives you suggested settings for "bright clean", "classic crunch", "lead", and "metal". The amp is not too heavy, and so is easy to transport around with you. It has twin channels, one input jack, one emulated lineout …
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    I got this combo amp for £200 from 'Creative Music' in Milton Keynes, England.

    The amp sounds amazing, i was really impressed with it, and with it's handy built in effects- (Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Flange, and Chorus/Delay). It is very loud and manages anything from practice at home, to gigs at small venues. I was also impressed with the Owners Manual that comes with it, as it tells you a lot about the amp, how it is to be used, what all the knobs and buttons do, and it also gives you suggested settings for "bright clean", "classic crunch", "lead", and "metal". The amp is not too heavy, and so is easy to transport around with you. It has twin channels, one input jack, one emulated lineout and headphones jack, effects pedal line in and out jack, and it comes with a good sturdy footswitch allowing you to switch between the channels and turn the effects on or off.
    Also i must mention the FDD system (emulates a valve amp) it is superb and really saves you alot of money.

    The overdrive channel has a "contour" control instead of the standard "middle" which was strange to me at first- this controls pretty much the overall tone of channel.
    I am also NOT AT ALL happy with its build-quality as i will be explaining...

    It's a Marshall, right? and when buying a Marshall you expect the best quality construction on the face of the earth. hmmm. OK, i've had this amplifier for 2-3 months now, and already it is perishing, i will have to take it back at some point. First of all, the sound sometimes randomly decides to stop completely! thats right, the amp just fades out. and then in again if i'm lucky. and this is after 2 months of sitting in my bedroom- under all the perfect conditions it saying in the Owners Manual that it should be. ~I AM NOT HAPPY~ But whats more, over the last few days when i switch on the amp, the fan starts buzzing in the back, it stops and starts constantly, which as you can imagine is extremely off-putting, but can usually be fixed with a slight shake. I have to admit that after reading other reviews of this amp before i bought it i had been warned about the fan being "complete fucking shite" as the reviewer put it...
    So not so good marks on the construction quality section *rolls eyes*

    Awesome Amplifier, I am impressed completely- APART FROM THE CRAPPY BUILD QUALITY! *looks angry-hehe*
    But seriously, i'm not sure if i would reccommend it to you, as my relasionship with it hasn't exactly been the best of the best. But maybe this particular one happens to be faulty, as it is sincerely unlike marshall to produce anything of below top-quality.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/Marshall Mg50DFXMGR/Marshall Mg50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 11/26/03 at 15:00
    I bought it at local guitar shop for 400$

    Sounds great, very loud for its size. Good effects.

    Fan in back screws up after time.

    C'mon its a marshall.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
  • MGR/PooperMGR/Pooper

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 07/21/03 at 15:00
    I got the amp at music123.com for $350.

    Great amp!!! Worth every penny. It is loud, has pretty good effects and a nice footswitch, it is fairly compact and light weight, and it sounds excellent.

    It is a great amp!! No problems!!

    Very high quality. Everything works perfectly and always will. That is why you buy a Marshall.

    Great amp for anyone, a begginer or a proffessional musician.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
  • MGR/BelphegorMGR/Belphegor

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 06/24/03 at 15:00
    I bought this amp before 4 months about 400 dollars.I wanted to play death metal with heavy cool sound, and this amp was ideal...

    Well, first of all, with this amp u can either practise with ur own garage band or even use it for gigs. It has four effects(chorus/delay,delay,chorus,flanger)and one seperate control for reverb.It has two channels(clean and overdrive) and it can simulate the sound of the expensive Marshall models.

    Sometimes,if you use a distortion pedal(i use Boss Metalzone Mt-2)the Flanger on the clean channel may not be heard properly.

    I don't find any other disadvantages...

    Marshall=Quality


    Well, this amp is ideal for both clean guitar playing and Death-thrash metal.

    T…
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    I bought this amp before 4 months about 400 dollars.I wanted to play death metal with heavy cool sound, and this amp was ideal...

    Well, first of all, with this amp u can either practise with ur own garage band or even use it for gigs. It has four effects(chorus/delay,delay,chorus,flanger)and one seperate control for reverb.It has two channels(clean and overdrive) and it can simulate the sound of the expensive Marshall models.

    Sometimes,if you use a distortion pedal(i use Boss Metalzone Mt-2)the Flanger on the clean channel may not be heard properly.

    I don't find any other disadvantages...

    Marshall=Quality


    Well, this amp is ideal for both clean guitar playing and Death-thrash metal.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/AnonymousMGR/Anonymous

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 05/17/03 at 15:00
    I got this unit at a Music and Arts center for $300, which was a better deal for what they had it at Guitar Center.

    I don't like this amp, I love it!!! I love the onboard effects, especially the flange, delay and reverb. Even though it's a 50 watt amp, it's definitly loud enough for gigging, or practicing with your buds. With this amp, I can get anything ranging from low-down, knitty-gritty blues, to a classic rock tone, to in-your-face heavy metal. This one of the best versatile amps on the market!

    There is nothing about this amp that I don't like, I love it all!!!

    If it wasn't durable, it wouldn't be a Marshall.

    Overall, I love everything about this amp. This is a great versatile amp …
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    I got this unit at a Music and Arts center for $300, which was a better deal for what they had it at Guitar Center.

    I don't like this amp, I love it!!! I love the onboard effects, especially the flange, delay and reverb. Even though it's a 50 watt amp, it's definitly loud enough for gigging, or practicing with your buds. With this amp, I can get anything ranging from low-down, knitty-gritty blues, to a classic rock tone, to in-your-face heavy metal. This one of the best versatile amps on the market!

    There is nothing about this amp that I don't like, I love it all!!!

    If it wasn't durable, it wouldn't be a Marshall.

    Overall, I love everything about this amp. This is a great versatile amp that can play anything from heavy metal to blues, and everything in between. If you looking for an inexpensive, yet quality amp from Marshall, that is soft enough to practice in the midnight hours, but can really deliver a punch for gigs, than this is the amp for you. Marshalls for everyone!!!

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/FRANK M. PACELLAMGR/FRANK M. PACELLA

    Marshall MG50DFX

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 12/11/02 at 15:00
    NEW $350.00 TO PLAY MY NEW FENDER AMERICAN SERIES STRAT THROUGH.

    THE SOUND AND POWER. THE CLEAN CHANNEL WAS (I RETURNRD THIS UNIT) NICE WITH A CHORUS EFFECT AND/OR REVERB. IT WAS BETTER SOUNDING THAN ALL OF THE OTHER COMPARABLE UNITS IN THIS PRICE RANGE. IT ALSO SOUNDED BETTER THAN THE VALVESTATE COMBOS. BUT.... READ ON.........

    NEEDS ANOTHER VOLUME CONTROL ON THE CLEAN CHANNEL AND THE COOLING FAN IS A PIECE OF SH!T.IT WAS MAKING DYING NOISES SOON AFTER I GOT IT HOME. ALSO, I NOTICED THAT THE OVERDRIVE CHANNEL WOULD PRODUCE A STATIC NOISE BEFORE EACH PICKED NOTE. THIS WAS NOT THE PICK HITTING THE STRINGS NOISE BUT SOME OTHER SLIGHT BUT VERY NOTCABLE AND ANNOYING NON-MUSICAL SOUND EFFECT W…
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    NEW $350.00 TO PLAY MY NEW FENDER AMERICAN SERIES STRAT THROUGH.

    THE SOUND AND POWER. THE CLEAN CHANNEL WAS (I RETURNRD THIS UNIT) NICE WITH A CHORUS EFFECT AND/OR REVERB. IT WAS BETTER SOUNDING THAN ALL OF THE OTHER COMPARABLE UNITS IN THIS PRICE RANGE. IT ALSO SOUNDED BETTER THAN THE VALVESTATE COMBOS. BUT.... READ ON.........

    NEEDS ANOTHER VOLUME CONTROL ON THE CLEAN CHANNEL AND THE COOLING FAN IS A PIECE OF SH!T.IT WAS MAKING DYING NOISES SOON AFTER I GOT IT HOME. ALSO, I NOTICED THAT THE OVERDRIVE CHANNEL WOULD PRODUCE A STATIC NOISE BEFORE EACH PICKED NOTE. THIS WAS NOT THE PICK HITTING THE STRINGS NOISE BUT SOME OTHER SLIGHT BUT VERY NOTCABLE AND ANNOYING NON-MUSICAL SOUND EFFECT WHICH MADE ME NOT LIKE TO USE THE OVERDRIVE CHANNEL.

    IT IS SOLID.BUT THE HANDLE WILL VIBRATE A BIT WHEN CERTAIN NOTES ARE PLAYED.MADE OF PRESSED PARTICLE BOARD COVERED IN VINYL WITH CORNER PROTECTORS.IT LOOKED AND FELT VERY STURDY.BUT WHY DID THEY PUT SUCH A PIECE OF SH!T FAN IN THIS UNIT ?

    BOTTOM LINE IS DON`T BUY IT. I RETURNED MINE.IF YOU DO WANT TO GET ONE OF THESE MGDFX`S THEN BUY EITHER THE MG30DFX OR THE MG100DFX BOTH WHICH I HAVE READ NOTHING BAD ABOUT. I HAVE READ OTHER REVIEWS ELSEWHERE CONCERNING THE MG50DFX AND THE COOLING FAN IS DEFINITELY A PROBLEM WITH THESE AMPS. I AM NOW LOOKING FOR AN ALL TUBE COMBO WHICH I WILL THEN PAIR UP WITH A MULTI-EFFECTS PEDAL UNIT TO GIVE ME WHAT I WANT. THIS UNIT LET ME DOWN AND NOW I AM WEARY ABOUT OVERALL MARSHALL QUALITY AND WOULD HESITATE TO BUY ANOTHER. I PRESENTLY AM LOOKING AT OTHER BRANDS.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • sam7sam7

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 10/09/03 at 06:41
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Kind Amp Combo with Celestion Amp 31cm HP / 100% prampli transistors. it is given to 50 watts.

    In front there is between the guitar and Jack for a line out to go on the console and the sound that comes out is not that of prampli but a simulation of the sound that comes out the HP.
    Rear facing: Effects loop with exit and enter. From online to connect a CD player to make Jams but I found another use (see below). HP port to connect another speaker that the HP celestion home.

    The amp has both channels clean and overdrive with bass and treble rglages on each and SETTING THE contour on overdrive. The selection is done either by a switch on the front panel or by a footswitch that comes wit…
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    Kind Amp Combo with Celestion Amp 31cm HP / 100% prampli transistors. it is given to 50 watts.

    In front there is between the guitar and Jack for a line out to go on the console and the sound that comes out is not that of prampli but a simulation of the sound that comes out the HP.
    Rear facing: Effects loop with exit and enter. From online to connect a CD player to make Jams but I found another use (see below). HP port to connect another speaker that the HP celestion home.

    The amp has both channels clean and overdrive with bass and treble rglages on each and SETTING THE contour on overdrive. The selection is done either by a switch on the front panel or by a footswitch that comes with the combo.
    on the output there is a multi-effect knob said, actually moving from one chorus of a flange according to the position of knob and more reverb on numrique 2em knob, adjusting the volume and effect level.

    UTILIZATION

    It's plug and play, I have not opened the manual is simple and time rgonomique

    SOUNDS

    This is my first guitar amp so no exprience for comparison but overall the sound is very well either in clean or overdrive with overdrive is Rush on a Gibson Les Paul I do not know if it's too normal, since the Humbucker pickups are not buzzer, but good to gain!.
    The clean channel offers a sound and I like the overdrive sounds fat as desired. There is a lack of brilliance for sounds like Jazz but Marshall is not good in it instead Jazz rock and does it well.
    The multi-effect is simpa who has nothing else but lacks Deffinitions when pushed to use with modration.

    I also use a Digitech RP200 and it is the foot. remaining on the clean channel and the following connection: Guitar, pedals, the number of combo sound is stunning, I spend a Hendrix Metallica through Pat Metheny's great. For the pedals with the Overdrive channel has less to seek to have a sound weird forget ;-)

    The other use of RP200 with the combo is: guitar combo between the RP200 and direct the output and effects loop output RP200 not in effect return but in the line between .
    L there is no volume for SETTING THE line between then using the expression pedals Volume on the RP200 is essential and by applying the well is up!
    There are superimposed: the sound of the guitar that goes with the normal rglages the combo and a top layer of the 2em worked by the RP200. Y a koi do ;-)

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for 5 months from the buzz that can come from my guitar cable or a high gain overdrive on channel there is nothing to regret about this purchase and as this is my first purchase I can make great comparison. For the price since it is those five months baisss prs of 20% and for the same price today (October 03) I buy the same in Stereo with 2x31cm (large rage). but on the whole test in the store with a variety of "small" in the same type combo Peavey, Ibanez, etc. .. for the price I am satisfied with trs. After 5 months I still dcouve other sounds with the use of RP200 branch using the wealth of connectivity marshall.
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  • Mort-FierMort-Fier

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 01/16/04 at 00:54
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    So it's a transistor amplifier with 50 W RMS 2 channels (clean overdrive)
    - Clean: 4 pots: gain, bass, middle, trebble
    -Overdrive: gain, bass, contour, terble, volume
    effects: FDD (simulates the lamp), 1potard to choose between four effects (chorus / delay, delay, chorus, Flg)
    1potars level effects, a reverb, master volume 1
    Connections: AUX OUT, footswitch, CD in, input, FX return

    UTILIZATION

    We just do not be simpler: you plug your guitar you just move all the buttons until you get your sound and that (brief you will understand that an amp)

    SOUNDS

    I made the metal, and with a good guitar sound that comes out is exellent, thanks to more effect on low trs pro…
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    So it's a transistor amplifier with 50 W RMS 2 channels (clean overdrive)
    - Clean: 4 pots: gain, bass, middle, trebble
    -Overdrive: gain, bass, contour, terble, volume
    effects: FDD (simulates the lamp), 1potard to choose between four effects (chorus / delay, delay, chorus, Flg)
    1potars level effects, a reverb, master volume 1
    Connections: AUX OUT, footswitch, CD in, input, FX return

    UTILIZATION

    We just do not be simpler: you plug your guitar you just move all the buttons until you get your sound and that (brief you will understand that an amp)

    SOUNDS

    I made the metal, and with a good guitar sound that comes out is exellent, thanks to more effect on low trs proud of the blues and other stuff like a, this amp is versatile trs there really nothing to say over the

    OVERALL OPINION

    I for 1 year, and I am always satisfied for the price it is given (in Germany it has cost € 350)
    its weight is still correct transport is not without much difficulty (but not too far when even)
    I do it again exactly the same choice!
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  • bugnon.jean-jacquesbugnon.jean-jacques

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 08/30/05 at 14:55
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    It's a transistor amp, which delivers a power of 50 watts, 2 channels and a few effects: chorus + delay, chorus, delay, flanger.

    UTILIZATION

    The configuration is very simple, it's a basic amp trs, you plug your guitar and it really joue.on not need the manual to understand pr coment walk effects

    SOUNDS

    I plutt east rock, but this amp is versatile and will suit the pluto bluesman and metalheads too xigant.Le clean sound is not bad, but the distortion is a little cold it is well suited for rhythm but drool a little about its effects solos.Les friendly and allows a dbutan ke to see what gives a chorus or delay, but its the s'arrte.

    OVERALL OPINION

    A good good a…
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    It's a transistor amp, which delivers a power of 50 watts, 2 channels and a few effects: chorus + delay, chorus, delay, flanger.

    UTILIZATION

    The configuration is very simple, it's a basic amp trs, you plug your guitar and it really joue.on not need the manual to understand pr coment walk effects

    SOUNDS

    I plutt east rock, but this amp is versatile and will suit the pluto bluesman and metalheads too xigant.Le clean sound is not bad, but the distortion is a little cold it is well suited for rhythm but drool a little about its effects solos.Les friendly and allows a dbutan ke to see what gives a chorus or delay, but its the s'arrte.

    OVERALL OPINION

    A good good amp that will fit well to those who (like me) starts APRS 1 or 2 years of practice begins to input into the world of guitar lctrique.En this amp is short for a nice trs Beginners meeting starts at jou seeing that with his friends to fund the garage without much dbours
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  • stratotoniostratotonio

    Marshall MG50DFXPublished on 03/02/07 at 15:32
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Transistor amp 50 watts RMS.

    From left to right on the front:
    6.5mm input jack,
    gain, bass, middle, treble (the light)
    switch clean / OD
    Gain, bass, contour, treble, volume (Overdrive)
    Preset / Adjust (choice and adjustment of the intensity of the chorus + delay, delay, chorus, flanger)
    Level (output level of the selected effect)
    Reverb
    Master volume
    emulated output / headphone jack (useful to play to the end of the night without losing any proper relationship with his neighbors or his parents ...)
    FDD button to activate or not the emulation of tube amp.

    Surla back:
    taken for footsiwtch (supplied) to switch from light to overdrive and enable or disable the effect…
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    Transistor amp 50 watts RMS.

    From left to right on the front:
    6.5mm input jack,
    gain, bass, middle, treble (the light)
    switch clean / OD
    Gain, bass, contour, treble, volume (Overdrive)
    Preset / Adjust (choice and adjustment of the intensity of the chorus + delay, delay, chorus, flanger)
    Level (output level of the selected effect)
    Reverb
    Master volume
    emulated output / headphone jack (useful to play to the end of the night without losing any proper relationship with his neighbors or his parents ...)
    FDD button to activate or not the emulation of tube amp.

    Surla back:
    taken for footsiwtch (supplied) to switch from light to overdrive and enable or disable the effect (watch the reverb is not switchable ..)
    in and out for effects loop
    In CD
    decision for HP
    and taken to the power supply.
    So the very classic, we see immediately what to do for the sound.

    UTILIZATION

    Level configuration is simple and clear, to simplify, we branch left, and the sound goes straight up, it is difficult to get any easier ...

    Do you get a good sound easy?
    Enough facilmente yes, with a little experience we end up having the desired distortion in no time.
    For cons, the sound is clear enough identical, except late in the course of the gain knob, which adds a real crunch, we approach a lot of Daitro for those who know ..

    The manual is useless, everything is extremely clear, it can be used for examples of sounds when you do not know the amp, but otherwise it is useless ...

    SOUNDS

    Clear sound
    for its clear, the Gain knob is not just adjust the volume of this channel, it can really determine the amount of "gain" from clean, ie if the knob is near the mini, it will push the Master for something kind of beast, but the sound will typically transition: very clear, very cold, perfect for metal arpeggios, for example.
    When pushed to the middle of the race, a slight improvement is felt, the sound gains a little heat and brilance, but nothing huge.
    where this button is starting to become really interesting is when it is turned from the 3 / 4 of its travel. At that time, the win by slamming her, not at the level of AC-30, but the simulation is much closer to reality with warmth, roundness (the above is not crystal clear away end) and when it is fully, we get a clear sound really hot, which will tend to "crunch" a lot of the attack and the microphone selected.

    Overdrive
    the range of the overdrive is really interesting, you can navigate between the almost clear, too much reacting to the attack, and a much larger distortion bourrinne to Slipknot and Metallica, to AC / DC or santana or the bluesy crunch, let us crazy ... The contour knob, replacing one of the mediums here, really sculpt the sound to 0 are cut low mids and high are "Bosst", and 10 is the reverse with a cut in the treble, for example by adjusting the sound with (from left to right): 8,6.5,7,5, it is quite close to Mettalica. There is thus a very versatile overdrive, much more than the clean sound for my taste.

    Effects
    The onboard effects are pretty good quality, I use mostly chorus and delay, but very few. But we can get the 80's quite easily typed or typed "guitar hero" with beacoup of delay as well. Their setting is very gradual, and the fact to the effect to add some bottom fishing to your sound (the clear sound with the gain in depth and gain a bit of grain when the effect is welcome to stop).

    Played with an Ibanez GSA60 and a BOSS HM-2 used for the crunch, the sounds are quite simpas, the light can be really slamming, especially in position or double + single micro environment, and distos are really usable, it navigates easily from one style to another.
    In short, sounds very versatile, but clear sound a little weak compared to the overdrive. The effects are not of the quality of a Pandora, but go well for someone who does not know what a chorus or flanger.
    9 / 10 because of its light can be a bit bland.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for several months, and this amp has satisfied me, even if it seems outdated after trying an AC-30, this amp will satisfy those who want enough power to cover a nervous drummer without straightening the neighboring can be addressed a little cafe-concert without much worry.

    Points +: overdrive, simulating lamps of good quality clear sound.
    Points -: the clear sound rather bland in its dévut cousre, we do not see much difference between the start and half ...

    Value at the level of services provided, I bought € 290, and I would do this choice because it's still a good amp, provided it is not known what the amplfication Tube ...
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