All user reviews for the Marshall MF280B

MF280 Cabinet, 280 Watts, equipped with Celestion G12 Vintage 30 MF (70 Watts), the V30 Specially designed to meet the demand for low head Marshall MF350 ...

Marshall MF280 cabinet

I bought two days ago. Marshall is apparently designed to stop this series (Four mode) then the store got sold off a baffle pan right. It's a deal. I could not miss a cabinet of this quality at this price.

I play for two years on a Marshall cabinet JCM800 80 years, 260 Watts, 16 Ohms, equipped with HP 65 Watt Celestion G12T75 each. It is deadly! It sounds a bit more compressed than the recent cabinet 300 Watts. I recently sold my guitar amplification system, but I kept my JCM800 cabinet because I know it's a cabinet that I will not find anywhere else.

But the store, when we had to try a new amp head, I did not have my baffle me. So I tried a baffle ENGL (what reference?), A Marshall 1960A cabinet (blue urghh ...) and the baffle pan MF280 law. I tried, for the record, the peavey 6505 +. I felt like playing on a mesa with the baffle marshall logo on it when I plugged the MF280 (well, some will see what I mean ...).

It's a much bigger, much rounder, more responsible in low and medium less than usual 1960A.

I was two years ago, in love with my JCM800 260 Watts. I compared my head Peavey speakers on both the JCM800 and MF280. I love the sound of the JCM800. But here, the MF280 is the right thing for the peavey! Huge!