MGR/Cooper Steve
Note : 10 sur 10
« Marshall MG100DFX »
Published on 01/18/03 at 15:00Upgraded from Marshall MG30DFX
Was interested in the additional headroom. outboard effects loop and master volume control.
cost £270 delivered
For the money this is one serious amplifier; winner of sub £900 cat in the 2002 Guitarist poll.
Great range of controlable tones both clean and distorted. The master volume allows thise tonies to be turned down to suit a small playing area.
Solid contruction.
Supplied 2 way foot switch.
Its a 100 watt Marshall.......
At this price can not think of anything.
Looks pretty tidy and able to take a few knocks. Cheap enough to replace if you are seriously gigging with it every few years.
If you try one ~ you will buy one.
Its a 100 watt Marshall on the cheap.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Was interested in the additional headroom. outboard effects loop and master volume control.
cost £270 delivered
For the money this is one serious amplifier; winner of sub £900 cat in the 2002 Guitarist poll.
Great range of controlable tones both clean and distorted. The master volume allows thise tonies to be turned down to suit a small playing area.
Solid contruction.
Supplied 2 way foot switch.
Its a 100 watt Marshall.......
At this price can not think of anything.
Looks pretty tidy and able to take a few knocks. Cheap enough to replace if you are seriously gigging with it every few years.
If you try one ~ you will buy one.
Its a 100 watt Marshall on the cheap.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com