Transistor amplifier 100 watts.
Two channels: a clean (or crunches) and overdrive (or saturated).
3bandes EQ for each channel.
Triggerable by footswitch.
This amp allows the addition of effects (chorus / delay, delay, chorus, and flanger).
Plus a digital reverb.
Effects loop with control output.
Manuel French, English, Japanese, German.

UTILIZATION

It is like many amps
(I have worked one year in a music magazine that is often the same)
It turns the pots and quickly found its sound ...
It is sure we find them quickly but not necessarily good ...
The manual is clear, it gives one or two boards of adjustment,
but right after that is personal ...

SOUNDS

As I'm pretty versatile
is necessarily a style of music for which this amp should ...
To grunge it goes a lot (lol) or overdrive
not too pushed that is nice ...
As I said before I am (see over) versatile
So some stuff for each style and I play all
no exeptions, so the guitars used, there are a few ...
(I mean fender, gibson, gretsch ...)
But if I give my opinion on an amp I put no more effect,
n or no interest ...
So without making comparisons with other amplifiers or other brands,
J 'gives an opinion that remains personal.
So for the clear sound that is quite without much bass.
The crunch is not bad without much gain.
The overdrive (the best effect of the amp in my opinion) good for
styles a little bluesy.
The distortion is a bit too "gritty" is imprecise.

The effect is not great but good
if you buy an amp for delay or chorus,
there is a problem.
The reverb is totally cave.

So good for blues, jazz (his second), quiet rock, for soloists and small distortion.

OVERALL OPINION

I do not Posed, but I have tested several times
in store.
What I like the overdrive, the one I like not the reverb.
I tried a bunch of models ...
at the beginning if I remember correctly Marshall wanted € 450,
which is expensive for what that is ...
But due to baissémaintenant, and then should never buy new.
I do not buy it for € 450 here that is safe but hey,
if you find a lower price why not ...
But that is a model in which Marshall is one of the most
affordable.
And then there are in the same series of models and therefore less powerful
less ...