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MGR/Steve Cayce « Marshall AVT20 »
Published on 11/26/03 at 15:00I bought this amp in Colorado Springs about a year ago from Pro Sound music for $279. I originally purchased it to use for rehearsals and recording.
I love the portability and the absolutely awesome tone of this little amp. The range and depth of tone is really remarkable for an amp of this size and price. I have since been using it at small gigs and some larger rooms with a lot of success. Nobody can believe that this amp is producing all of that sound.
Wish it had channel switching and was quiter in the gain mode. It is really noisy with the gain switch on.
The construction is like every other Marshall I've ever owned--SOLID ! Quality is way above the level you would expect for under $300.
All in all, if you need a small amp for small gigs, rehearsals or recording use and still want that Marshall tone, go buy this sucker! Oh, the DI is speaker emulated, so you can go straight to the board or snake ( it works nicely I might add as I have used it on a bunch of gigs ) and the headphone jack is nice for working out parts without disturbing anyone at 2 am.
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I love the portability and the absolutely awesome tone of this little amp. The range and depth of tone is really remarkable for an amp of this size and price. I have since been using it at small gigs and some larger rooms with a lot of success. Nobody can believe that this amp is producing all of that sound.
Wish it had channel switching and was quiter in the gain mode. It is really noisy with the gain switch on.
The construction is like every other Marshall I've ever owned--SOLID ! Quality is way above the level you would expect for under $300.
All in all, if you need a small amp for small gigs, rehearsals or recording use and still want that Marshall tone, go buy this sucker! Oh, the DI is speaker emulated, so you can go straight to the board or snake ( it works nicely I might add as I have used it on a bunch of gigs ) and the headphone jack is nice for working out parts without disturbing anyone at 2 am.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com