All user reviews for the Marshall MG10CD

this is a transistor amp is a small amp 10 watts, above there is an overdrive
Input for guitar and headphones and auxiliary input jack

UTILIZATION

this amp is a very simple three button has a good handle for his

SOUNDS

I listen to rock and this little amp for me but not all the time it is good for transport or the sound is not great I play it with a crafter cruiser ls750cs and zoom effects pedal Multi g1next

OVERALL OPINION

I have 4 years it is very convenient to transport it is super light but otherwise not very competent in sound

I have been a muso for a little over 20 years. I started playing drums in high school, which lead to playing in a band. I found drums a lot of work with setting up for practice at home, pack up and load them in the car for practice with the band, pack em and take em home to do more practice, pack em and load em up for gigs etc etc, so when I got a job involving shift work, it all got too hard, and I stopped playing drums. But I couldn't give up alltogether, so one day it was down to the music store and bought a bass guitar. I knew nothing about bass, and I bought a black one just because it was black. It turned out to be a Profile Silouette, a very good P Bass copy, and it has served me very well. A couple of years ago I picked up a Rickenbacker 4004L (review to follow soon...) and I am currently playing bass in a band. I have picked up a couple of 6 strings (elect and accoustic) along the way, but bass is my thing these days.

I picked up this amp off ebay for AU$40. I was looking for a little amp for my 6 strings, and my kids are getting old enough to start guitar lessons, so I was also after something small and cheap for them to use as well.

It's small and very light. It's loud enough for practice and making a racket in the bedroom, but not loud enough to lift the roof or upset the nieghbors. It also has a headphone jack for those times when you can't make any noise at all. It has 3 knobs: gain, contour and volume, and a boost button. I was pleasantly suprised by the clean sound. It's very clean. It sounds very nice with an acoustic, maybe a bit trebley through the small speaker, but thats easily fixed if you have an eq on your guitar, or by fidling with the countour knob-a kind of midrange eq. Hit the boost button and turn up the gain and you're in heavy metal heaven. The kids will love it! I first thought it sounded kind of trashy, but it's realy growing on me now. Turn the boost off, and crank up the gain and you get a very nice 'crunchy' sound with your electric guitar. Just by mucking around with the gain and contour (with or without the boost), you're bound to find a sound that suits.

It's pretty hissy with the boost button on and the gain turned up. But then again, hit that first power chord, and you can't hear the hiss any more! And to be fair, it's very quiet when playing clean.

It seems to be well made. It's very light, but I treat my gear with respect, so I can't see any problems in the construction area.

If you don't want to front a band with this amp, it's great. It's small, portable, and a great sound for what it is. Plenty loud enough for the bedroom Eddie Van Halen, yet nice and clean and quiet if that's what you're after. You want to play in a band, buy a bigger amp. Want a good cheap practice amp for you or the kids, buy this one.

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I was going to buy a an MG15CD but I didn't realise how much they cost so I bought a MG10CD instead which I wasn't too happy about because it is only 10 watt and is small and dosn't have many controls. I paid £55 but the RRP is £60.

It looks really cool and is perfect for a practise amp and dosn't shake the whole house as much as other amps. The distortion is great and the tone isn't bad neither. The CD input is a nice touch aswell.

I would prefure it to have more controls and it is good clean but not as good as when its on overdrive. But for the price you can't really complain.

It is a real tough well built little amp it looks like it could take some travelling and still work perfect.

If your looking for an amp just for practising in your bedroom etc for a low price its perfect and I don't think any other amps are better at the price. I would guess it is better for rock and metal but would probably be fine for all other types aswell but you might want a few pedals to go with it.

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I Bought this amp at Hermes Music for $60. I was going to buy a Larger (more expensive) Dean amp until someone showed me this amp and told it would probably be the best sounding practice amp I've heard.

For a built in distortioner it sounds great. And is very simple to use. The clean tones don't sound bad either. It's Great for just playin with other guitars.

It's not quite loud enough to play with a drum set. The clean tones aren't near as loud as the distorted ones.

The quality is great. I Got as a Floor model and it still plays as if it were brand new.

It's a great amp for it's price and does fine when playing with other guitars but if you're trying to start a band this amp isn't quite powerful enough.

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i brought it at a pawn shop for $50. this is the only model i have ever seen, so i dont know if it it was a ggod buy

The contour control lets you compress your sound almost as much as you can possible go. It gives it a good metal sound turned about 1/3rd of the way up. Its also got a good sturdy frame. I droppes it from six feet oonce onto wood and i only put a tiny scratch on it.

the gain is a tiny bit scratchy. not clar enough

Very good construction. -Duh its a marshall

A fairly good amp

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I bought this amp at a small music store called music maniake. It was my first amp and i thought it look like a good deal for only 70 bucks.

Theres not much to like really the clean channels is the best thing on the amp but even that sounds like crap.Well it is pretty loud for 10 watts to.

The over dirve on this amp cant be any worse.The othere things is the tone is so sharp when i play my little e string on the 10th fret my dog starts to cry!! no joke the sound is tarrable.

the guality of the amps is asume.

well if u just starting out it is what u wont but dont try to jam with other amps that are bigger because it suckes.

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I bought this great amp new at guitar center for 80$ on sale, because my cheap danelectro dirty thiry amp crapped out on me.

I think this a perfect practice amp, and good for a small gig. I am 12 and have a great mexican fender ( not squire) stratocaster, and they are a perfect match! unlike my cheap danelectro this amp has great distortion that is easy to switch from clean like, a pedal, fat tone, incredible sound for its cheap price, great that you can rig up to youre stero for practice, you can use head phones for late night practices, light weigt, and great quality. This amp is great for almost every style of music! Its grea for 60's, and 70's licks ( great for zeppelin, hendrix, the doors, etc). 90's grunge, jazz, blues everything!!!!!!!

A couple things I didn't like about the marshall was that it should be a little cheaper because it is only a 10 watt and the 15 watt is around 60$ more. thats pretty much what I dislike about the amp, but I do admitt it could use a couple more touches, nuthhing big but still.

It's a pretty tughf amp it got a black what ever the hell matriel is made out of, good for its price, fake gole top where the knobs are, classic marshall mini cabnit look.

Its a great amp! cheap price for such a great amp, good beginers, or 2nd amp. great sound, great quality! I deffinetly suggest tryin out and then buyin the marshall mg10cd combo amp!

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I bought this amp at Guitar Center for $70.

It's finally good to see a small amp with big Marshall tone. I have always been a fan of Marshall amps, but I have had to settle for a little Fender Frontman with a Marshall Guv'nor distortion pedal for too long. My little Marshall is a lot louder than my Frontman 15, and it has better tone. Oh, did I mention that it was cheaper?

Well, one thing that I would really like to see on this little amp is more tone knobs. It's hard to get the best sound I can out of just one tone knob. However, that's not a really bad setback.

Superb! My cat knocked this thing off my desk on multiple occasions, scratched it up, and even pissed on it. It still sounds like it was made yesterday.

This amp is perfect for any artist who is looking for a good studio amp, or simply a learner with his first "pawnshop special" electric. I have a strat copy that was messed up by a repairman, and even it sounds like a million bucks through my little Marshall. Step 2--getting my hands on an AVT-150 stack...

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Picture this: I was a young lad who wanted to play guitar. For doing well at school and other stuff my parents got me a guitar. This guitar (which was a squire strat) came with the G10MKII amp. I paid nothing for this amp but i think it costs about £50-£70 (anything more than this and it's not worth it)

The amp is light(always good), its a legendary MARSHALL and its nice and easy to use with just 3 nobs (Gain ,treble and volume).

It dosn't have much punch (but what 10watt amps does) and can't handle gigs. The choices of sound are limited and it does buzz a bit.

It deffently has marshall quility and is worth the money in this aspect. It has an open back and is quite small. The power lead is far to short but most practice amps are like this so its no biggy! Its never had any problems and nothing has fallen off or broke


This amp is great for someone who is starting the guitar or someone who just wants a practice amp. It looks good (for an amp), plays well enough and has never failed me. All my mates amps are rubbish compared to this so go for this you cant go wrong.


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Picture this: I was a young lad who wanted to play guitar. For doing well at school and other stuff my parents got me a guitar. This guitar (which was a squire strat) came with the G10MKII amp. I paid nothing for this amp but i think it costs about £50-£70 (anything more than this and it's not worth it)

The amp is light(always good), its a legendary MARSHALL and its nice and easy to use with just 3 nobs (Gain ,treble and volume).

It dosn't have much punch (but what 10watt amps does) and can't handle gigs. The choices of sound are limited and it does buzz a bit.

It deffently has marshall quility and is worth the money in this aspect. It has an open back and is quite small. The power lead is far to short but most practice amps are like this so its no biggy! Its never had any problems and nothing has fallen off or broke


This amp is great for someone who is starting the guitar or someone who just wants a practice amp. It looks good (for an amp), plays well enough and has never failed me. All my mates amps are rubbish compared to this so go for this you cant go wrong.


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Bought it at Sam Ash and paid $70

Its great because the sound clear and clean. The overdrive channel offers a nice distortion as well and you can plug in headphones or another audio source to play along with which is cool for practice. Its small and lightweight so I'm not bogged down if i take it places but it doesnt look or feel cheap.

Another input for a second guitar would be nice but other than that, its pretty tight.

Great quality. Like I mentioned before it doesnt feel cheap. Hard molded plastic case, vinyl/leather strap looks like its more expensive bigger bothers.

This is a great little amp to pactice with at home or to play small gigs with. The quality is awesome for the price.

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I got this amp for free during a Guitar Center sale when anyone who bought a guitar over $300 got a free Marshall G10MKII. Normally the ideal price for this amp would be about $70. Anything higher than that would be too high a price.

It has a good clean sound at low volumes, the distortion circuit has adequate low end (for 6" speaker) and it is light years better than my friend's old Peavey Backstage 30. I mainly play metal and blues on this amp through a Fender Standard Fat Strat, and it has a pretty good sound for both genres. It should work fine as an inexpensive bedroom or apartment practice amp. It records decently if you want to get a small amp sound (but it does not sound anything like a big amp) It is a very light weight amp that feels like I'm carrying a feather pillow around.

The features are very minimal. It only has three knobs (gain, contour, volume), a headphone jack, boost switch and no line out.
Don't expect it to sound like anything more than 10 watts through a 6" speaker. The boost channel can get very muddy, and the contour control only adjusts the midrange. If you want a clean sound, you can only get a clean tone at solo practice volumes. As you should expect for a 10 watt unit, drums definitely overpower this amp.

It is made out of tolex-coated particle board with standard Marshall controls. The construction is open-back. The power cord is only about 5 feet long, which is not sufficient for many situations. I have carried this amp around many, many times to jam with friends because it is the only guitar amp I currently have, and there have not been any construction problems so far. Of course you wouldn't have to worry about any overheating problems with this little amp.

There is only so much I can say in a 10-watt practice amp review! Overall it is a decent practice amp but don't expect it to work for performing situations. I have used it successfully however in some low volume performances. For jamming with a drummer it is not loud enough. If you want a first practice amp or just want to get an extra lightweight amp to carry around, this amp should be fine.

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It's a transistor amp, 10W, nothing extraordinary.
An entry for the guitar, an entry for a headphone, and another for ... for .. in fact I never used the other entrance.
The settings are minimal, there is no classic 3-band EQ. A volume knob for clean, a knob for gain and volume for distortion and tone of a knob for both channels (which are not independent of course).

UTILIZATION

There, it's plug and play. Everything is simple, everything is clear.
To get a good sound, better to change the amp. It is almost unbearable for the ears, it borders otitis.

SOUNDS

This amp suits any style of music. In either case, it would insult the music itself. I do not like any sound on this amp. The sound is due to indscriptible omniprésences of BzzzZZZzzZZZZZzzzZZzz.

OVERALL OPINION

This was my first amp, so it has about 9 years. I had tried any amp before this one (I was 11 years old, I understand that I was not going to jump directly to a Soldano). The only positive is that it is easily transportable, with a weight equal to its quality. I never go back on the range "MG" Marshall. Torture for the ears and ears is invaluable.

The Marshall MG10 CD is a solid state amplifier made in the 1990s. It has 25 watts of power going into 8 ohms. It has a 1/4 input in the front for your instrument. The parameters are pretty basic as it has EQ settings, gain setting, and volume. It also has preset buttons for different strange, that have pictures of various things - like birds, and mushroom clouds or something like that...pretty strange.


UTILIZATION

The configuration is easy to follow and it is easy to figure out what everything does on this amp. While it is easy to manipulate the parameters, I wouldn't say it is easy to get a good sound out of this, as I really don't like the overall tone of this amp. I don't have the manual, so I can't speak to if it is helpful or not.


SOUNDS

I'm not a fan of this amplifier because I don't like the sound of it. For my taste, it is way too tinny and has no girth. It seems to me that during the 90's, Fender kind of dropped the ball with some of their solid state amps. While this is certainly a low end model, I was hoping I would at least be able to get a usable sound from it in terms of its distortion, but really have not been able to. The clean sound is okay, but nothing to brag about. It has four preset buttons, with strange pictures...this part of the amp kind of boggles my mind.


OVERALL OPINION

I've had my Marshall MG10 CD for a few years and have come to only use it when I have to, and use it with the clean signal only. It is a usable amp, but not great sounding by any means. Fender makes great amps and guitars, but this is one of the worst sounding marshall amps I have used. While it is cheap, to me its not worth the price as you can find better sounding Fender amps for the same price - basically anything with tubes. Overall, one of the poorer Fender made amplifiers.

Transistor-amp (an amp simulation all ampe) FDD circuit.
-10Watt.
-One to connect between your scratches. an output for headphones and an input for the CDs.
Rglages them: a button to clean selctionner channel or channel overdrive.
if the clean channel is selected you can adjust the volume.
if the channel is selected on overdrive rgler little volume, but also the gain and contour ..

UTILIZATION

-Configuration is very simple.
-The sound is impcable for an amp so cheap.
The manual is trs-Sufis.

SOUNDS

-My music as rather tense trs this amp suits me perfectly
G-jou piphone is a sound and just do satisfesant.

OVERALL OPINION

As its size that can take it anywhere
is the qualitprix irprochable.

10W marshall amp transistor. two channels (clean / overdrive) with volume control for each. gain for channel od. knob a "contour" which allows DCID color of his sound (most prcisemment it comes to work or digging medium). system is a way to reproduce the warmth of an amp lamp ... no real legalization, no reverb, even for its price it's a shame.

UTILIZATION

Config trs simple. the manual gives examples of some rglage sweeping all styles.

SOUNDS

So is the fort! he was in the trunk the small bte! it incredible power for ten Watt.le his drive is hot channel goes from very slight crunch heavy artillery: it is bold wish! tone control (a miracle, this knob!) can scan just about every style! very complete. namoins od channel on the east is more than the distortion overdrive, m'enfin matter of taste .. The clean channel is not so clear that a: he "basically" the channel CHARACTERISTICS "clean" brand: not crystal-clear (fender lover on your way) and messing with the increase volume.

OVERALL OPINION

For some months I have not had a pleindre me! I had the opportunity to test the 10W Ibanez (not powerful cold) and Fender frontman 15W quesition and frankly it's incomparable power and character! Overdriver safe it really impressive! recess is the most expensive for power amplifiers quesiton but apart from this is the best I could find. If I had my choice again? did you really need to ask

Two channels: - volume
- Volume, gain
+ Outline (color the sound, basically allows you to choose in "modern" or "vintage")
HP 6.5 "(ho hum)

UTILIZATION

You t'allumes branches you turn you play. Should not be cons for y'arriver (DSOL for idiots, amen)

Note the breath and wheezing important high-volume (from my guitar?), But hey he was asked not to follow our national Johnny Stade de France (although it would mchant for the amp to make him spit Johnny's, gniark gniark!)

SOUNDS

I have a LINE 6 numrique all, well this morning I reconnect the lil CHOZ well ....
Torn !!!!! THAT QUEST'CE CA Damn the crunch of the little racing car and a monster! C'tait my first amp and since I have my big dlaiss 150W modlisation before and frankly must have shit in your ears! For punk, blues NICKEL!! And the contour brings rgalge vraimpent a little more. Well my guitar is a Yamaha EG-112, and well above sounds good! The clean is good but I prfre qd numrique same formulation of a fender with a crunch against analog c biiiiiiiieeeeeeeennnnnnnn !!!!!!!!!!!!! Fat as I love, yum, what is the marshall!

OVERALL OPINION

Good for RPTS is dead! To register the rigor and play ds his room is impeccable. Not rely, it does more than 10W and I russi to yell my neighbors (note that you must be dumb to not like the guitar). I took a LINE 6 SPIDER II 212 amp main, not the same philosophy. Before I dtest piti my marshall and well I feel that the next rpt, even if you hear me, I take it!!
Qualitprix report is correct, because a little pricey, but the distortion is frankly terrible (antisocial Trust is enjoyable on it).
I do not know if I do it again this choice for a little more we can have a brand of lamp 15/20W OCCAZ, MDIT.
Good amp for beginners and even guts to APRS.

I will not repeat his info they all listed above.

UTILIZATION

The config is simple you archie apuit up a button and there you are on overdrive, and in addition the manual gives you info for the distortion. That's great members excelling.

SOUNDS

That suits me because I play pretty rock, pop and all the metal.
I use a godin detour doule pick up two and a distortion pedal digitech death metal.
And those of I is coming I think that when you open the sound scratchy and more with one pedal all scratchy and you nentend nothing.
The clean rglage gives us good sound and good ASEZ overdrive it gives us a very good sound but with little regalge (jou is still a member) but the sound is good.
Moi jaime well as its two tipe Lampl gives us bein that it is not specific enough.

OVERALL OPINION

I have been using my guitar as jai about a year
I love its power, but as I lai said when the sound is too loud his scratchy
Not cétait my first amp because I had the time to commensais
RAPORT The quality is pretty good price.
Well no because I am no longer a beginner and this amp I consille to those who want s'innicier electric guitar.

Amp transistors, 10 watt with a simple connection: the jack, headphones and a good fun thing to connect a CD.

The clean one can not rule that the ...
On the overdrive can be any of the same rgler gain but on that I have, that either 1 or 10 it does not change anything ...
A final potentiomtre for Tone.

Simplistic setup, even for a 10 watt marshall could have been treading a bit more. I would put even when the average ca becaufe be if you want to work from home as xigeant not the effects.

UTILIZATION

Simple configuration in effect: see above. Either one is clean and it RULES only the volume, it is distortion and no RULES not much more.

The question of "are easily gets a good sound" I am obliged not our answer ... The clean is, well ... correct but the distortion bad ... It lacks horribly DEFINITIONS!

Manuel clear, no thundering ^ ^!

Do not forget one thing: a dedicated practice amp at home.

SOUNDS

It should of styles pop / rock / metal if it is not carrment xigeant and if we agree to always play the same Tone ... Forget that you will rglages clean channel and overdrive channel that sounds both a little low ... We felt like they are "breathless", as if the amp was struggling dlivrer dlivre it is what winded.

I use it with a Prestige RG 2550th, it is clear that the guitar and amp are not the same level ... That being said the guitar would give almost the quality DEFINITIONS.

What do you get easily ...? Hmmm ... I'd say it's an amp for gnial punk sounds basic, no effects SPECIFICATIONS. When someone says "a distortion of basic" hbien is exactly what his amp, the distortion of mdianne: you can not get a sweet distortion as a distortion trs trs couillue.

I sound like prfre ... ? To be honest no. Jou have a Hughes & Kettner Matrix 100 and this amp is almost funny ... ct Finally here's what a basic amplifier that provides basic sounds.

OVERALL OPINION

In final opinion I would say that we should not forget what this amp is done: work home.

The notes I made for an objective are overarching framework: it is a bad amp Manir gnrale, but an amp just fine for those who seek to practice him, not to mention the fact that it is relatively chr.

The report price is trs quality good, not great but good trs.

And in the context o I do not want a low power amp (for various reasons as "not need the 100 watts or 10 enough"), intended only practice at home I think I would do the selection especially considering the price drisoire. MRIT and then a score of 7 or 8.

However in the context of "first amp", if you can afford a little more dpenser do not hsiter, limited rglages that there are feel like crying. He then MRIT between 4 and 6 depending on whether one is nice or not.

So I finished by putting 5, the average rating, the between. To make a choice look good lens through which you buy and you will fix.

Everything has been said above.
four knobs, two cranberry, clean and overdrive. no effect.

UTILIZATION

Configuration is very simple, since there are only four knobs. we do not have to fiddle with bored all the buttons, since only the volume and contour clean channel, to which we add the Overdrive channel gain.
the manual has some sample settings, I would advise you to fiddle with the button yourself contour to find yours.

SOUNDS

So let's see the different types of sounds that can be obtained:
in Clean, sound bland and impersonal, unless your scraper is equipped with microphones are good enough for landing. move the contour knob will not change by very little.

in distortion, it's better. saturation is good, it is dirty and quite powerful. by setting the gain to 3, you can get a kind of informed her that vaguely resembles the crunch. above, move the gain knob does not change the sound, it just adds the feedback when you release the ropes.
the sound plays on the button outline. I always put to the 3 / 4, have a history of its fat just right.

it is about my style as I limit myself to Hard. but if I try to make the pop ...
is to deplore the lack of any effects, not even a reverb or EQ, which gives her a little change.

OVERALL OPINION

I have been using my electric guitar I is my first amp.
I like the distortion of good quality, but it seriously lacks an equalizer, and in addition it is heavy and bulky for a 10 watt. and clear sound is ugly.
value for money, yes, you pay just the brand necessarily, but hey it's okay.

with experience, I would do not have the same choice, I had to pack, and I would choose above the pack, just to get a better amp and better scratch.

then that's what I'd recommend: If you must buy a separate amp, prefer a Roland Micro Cube, which is not much more expensive, which is smaller, lighter and has lots of funny effects.
on the other hand, if the MG is part of a pack, then it may be advantageous, provided you start and want to do mostly hard. but you quickly notice that you are stuck, and you have to change either the guitar or amp. I plan soon to do both.

Transistor amplifier of 10 watts, it possde 2 channels (clean and overdrive). There is a CONTRL volume for each channel + 1 CONTRL gain and an outline.

UTILIZATION

The configuration is very simple not need manual. Dlivre power is perfect for practicing in his room.

SOUNDS

I use this amp with a Ltd F-50, I play mainly mtal but also some songs in his clean (the amp is quite versatile).

The sound is clean but I also do not use Souvant.

I dj possde a Line 6 Spider II 15 watts and I must say I t enough imprssion the overdrive channel of Marshall, I think, is better quality than the channel mtal about 6 per line.

This small marshall put me mouth water, I intend to take a stronger future hhh.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one week is a good exprience. I think it's a good quality price.
If c'tait again, I'll have a marshall but more powerful hh.

Amplification transistor
Power of 10 W
Between 1 input, 1 between headphone from a cd
2 channels: clean and overdrive
1 volume knob for the clean
A gain and a volume knob for the overdrive
A contour button (changes the mediums) for both channels

UTILIZATION

The configuration is simple turn 4 knobs and a button to engage the overdrive
The clean sound is really not good at all and not prcis lack of power
Sound into overdrive then there are the marshall. Good big slight distortion in the amp gives a really powerful sound despite its small size the sound is unfortunately not clear draft and become irritating over time and forming musical ear.
The manual is in several languages ​​he gives some guidance on the use of settings and examples of settings (clean, blues, rock, metal)
The lack of rglages also furiously default and are only partially catches up with the guitar or an effects pedal

SOUNDS

This little amp is perfect for making the distortion very dirty in his apartment without yelling throughout the building provided. It can be used for hard rock, metal.

I play it mostly with Cort EVL Z4 BKS-settings of the scraper will effectively refine the sound of the amp. The style of music is very different jou: BB King, Nirvana, AC-DC, 38 special ...
It is very easy to get a distortion even if it is not clear from the cons for its clean go your way it is not for ca
The overdrive of this little amp is in one word: powerful sound is powerful but not sharp but hey what more could an amp costing - 100
I put 4 by considering the only game in overdrive for the case where you would play in ausi clean as I would put 0 as the half of the amplifier is missing if I may say

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year now and will be sold
Its distortion is in tune but too rough to be exploited by repeating, or small solo concerts I hate the clean and the severe lack of settings (no treble and bass)
I tried other models of the same type has no power to overdrive the Marschall
The report price is good quality it is a small model of training that can be used for beginners if you want to play as hard metal ...

With the experience I would not take a Marshall MG series of all who have this problem of clarity of the signal I would spend more on a vox much better for 50 euros more