All user reviews for the Marshall MG30DFX

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What type of amplification (lamp, transistor, ...)?

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Transistor

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What is the DLivre power?

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30Watt
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What rglages the effects? ...dropoff Window

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Canal Clair: Bass, treble, volumeCanal Satur: Bass, mid, treble, volume, gainEffets: Flanger, Chorus, Delay and ReverbFDD: Lamp Similuation (makes it warmer sound)

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What connection?

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CD (input)
Earphones (output)

Basically that's all it takes to dbuter!
There may be a lack built-in tuner.

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Is the configuration simple?

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Just turn the knobs and whether we veut.C'est easier by knowing the influence of buttons.

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Gets it easy to sound good?

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Here again we must know what one is looking, easily found a good sound with a good guitar.

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Is the manual clear and sufficient? ...dropoff Window

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The very good manual for beginners, there are few more rglages proposs.

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Is it your style of music?

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I can play nearly everything, so it is versatile enough so good, but to have a proper sound you need a good guitar.

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With what (s) guitar (s) / low (s) or effect (s) do you play?

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When I played it, I was only a Epiphone G400 and I got very good sound good rock!

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What kind of sound you get and with what rglages ("crystalline", "bold", ....)?

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One can get all kinds of sound, but the amp tends be quite bold.

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What sonorits you prfrez, you dtestez?

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Just that fat sound that often gets but to play good rock is great!

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How long have you use it?

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I got there about 3 years, I use it more at home, but they use it in my music school so I use it every week?

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What is the particular feature you like best and least?

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I like his look, sound good rock he can not dlivrer.J'aime moment it sounds bad

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Have you tried many other models before acqurir?

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Or Fender, Ibanez, all transistor. It is better in every area except may be the clear sound o Fender are not bad.

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How do you report qualitprix?

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Very well, especially since it must be really cheap now in store.

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With experience, you do again this choice? ...dropoff Window

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Yes

30W Marshall amp, 4 or bundled effects (and we're talking about ... pffffffff modlisation amps), basic connectivity, no attnuateur, crap ...

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The configuration is complqiue paradoxically basic ... It was super simple effects: chorus flanger, reverb and delay, but they put 3/4 hour to find a clean sound, finally I managed less find one nice: press OFF.

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Led Zeppelin, Queen, lynyrd skynyrd, -M-, voil what I play roughly, and had strongly advisable for me this amp when I have given these artists .... I bought it and .... OUiiiiiiiin that it sucks !!! The sounds are okay in the clear (even good), but I men royal care, I vouails the so-called Marshall distortion !!! Sellers have said, yes, I do not know how they do, but though has to be manufactured in the core, we sound like Marshall ... pffffffffffff, anything, I a buddy who posde Marshall lamps, and bah it's not too the same thing, when we play together I feel I joueavec guitar Zinc is ultra rotten zero ... not without remorse (nan but say so !!!)

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3 months has remained in my room, I sold 70 euros so i was rachter press to another !! How arnauqe !!! 280euros ??? buy Line6 Vox Valvetronix or peavey but none !!!!

Marshall MG30DFX transistor

30 watts

2 + channel knob effects

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Very simple configuration

yes we can ... should not be demanding ^^

the manual is very clear

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It should have my style of music of the moment and I play at home

esp ltd f-50, Ibanez "smash box" SM7

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Hello,

so I bought this MG30DFX, I was very happy at the beginning, to my home was more than adequate. but for some time, I think the overdrive channel sorely lacking fishing! even with the gain background I could get the sound of departure I feel,

so I added an Ibanez pedal "smash box" SM7 but still rough ... my guitar is an LTD F-50 with micros "m ....." esp LH-100 is ... it took a hit in the pear? I know ... he has two months as well as the guitar and the pedal (all bought at the same time), if this is the case it really is not strong, so dcevant.

type of amplification: transistor
What is the power output: 30 watts
What are the settings: Classic knobs (volume, bass, treble, gain) + Digital Fx

UTILIZATION

The configuration is it simple? just plug the guitar
Gets it easy to sound good? when is not difficult, yes
The manual is clear and sufficient? yes

SOUNDS

With what (s) guitar and effect (s) do you play? I play with a Stratocaster and a multi-effects pedal zoom G7.1ut

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for 4 years before I started on Guitar Rig. As soon as we progress we quickly realized that this amp is not top.
Now its not admit me because I find it too rough. I recommend this amp for beginner guitarists. Confirmed move on.

I spent a good couple of months searching for my first amplifier, and came around to narrowing my field down to a Roland Cube 30, Line 6 Spider 30 or the Marshall MG 30DFX. It ended up costing around $420 Australian Dollars from Turramurra Music in Sydney, around $50 more than the other two amplifiers.

(The parentals had a small thing about me getting a bigger amp)

The MG 30 DFX has brilliant tone on the clean channel. Playing an ESP Ltd EC-300 with EMG-HZ passives through the amp, I can gain a wide range of tones from a bluesy sound to a near perfect acoustic tone.

The four effects: reverb, chorus, flange and delay, work well considering the MG 30DFX is nothing more than a small practice amp. But, if you're serious buy some decent pedals - they'll sound a whole lot better.

For a thirty-watter the MG 30DFX delivers fair volume, but unfortunately it still won't get you over a drumkit.

I occassionally get a rattling noise if I've been playing for too long.

The overdrive can sometimes, also, be too "gainy". That is, the distortion compromises the various notes you want to hear. Great if you want to practice heavier Nu-Metal tunes (eg Slipknot, Mudvayne, etc), but I tend to turn the gain right down to "3" for Metallica, Velvet Revolver and the such.

The amp doesn't come with a footswitch either, even though it has the plug. Means leaning over to press teh channel button every time, which can get irritating.

The body of the amplifier is built to take a fair beating, as are the controls and plugs. However, if you to really kick around your amp I'd go a roland cube, just because they're so much heavier duty.


Good practice amp for someone playing harder rock to all-out metal. Nice, bodied, clean sound too; which is good for a blues or jazz sound, or even for rock.

A great practice amp for electric beginners, but not for those with more experience.

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Got it for $250 at Guitar center
needed a practice amp,

I LIke playing with the built in fx(reverb'delay'chorus'flange). Its distortion is over the top. The sound of htis amp is better than any other marshall in the MG series.

This amp should come with an included footswitch since it has a footswitch input on the front panel

Very well made, will last about 5- 10 years before going back to a shop for repairs

This amp kicks ass and blows any other amp in this price range out of the water.

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Just like everything else I own, I bought this from Mucisian's Friend vis the internet. I coughed up $250 for this amp to go along with my newly aquired Epiphone Elite Les Paul Standard.

First of all the amp looks great. It also doesn't hurt that the Marshall name is so prominenty displayed in white letters on the black background but that's not why I bought it. I must have read hundreds of reviews on small amps and practice amps before I found a consensus on one that sounds good, has great capability and doesn't cost a fortune. So I bought it and I love it. It's small, powerful and loaded with effects like reverb, chorus, delay and flange. I love to plug my CD player into it and jam along. It's awsome!

After six months of use I haven't found anything wrong with mine yet. I use it almost every day and it always delivers.

Although I haven't done anything like take this amp on tour or run over it with a truck, it does feel very sturdy. I do accidently bang it arround once in a while but it doesn't have a mark on it and looks and feels like quality stuff. I get no noise, feedback, pops, hiss or anything but what I want from the sound. All the knobs and switches work well and feel smooth all the way through their range. I tell it the same thing my wife tells me, "You're a great piece of work"!

Wonderful little amp for practicing or intimate performances. The price belies what you can expect from this little honey. It may be the best $250 investment I ever made.

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i bought this amp because the amp i orignally got with my guitar was tiny and had very crappy sound. also, i was looking for something that i could use for a long time with a few differnt options. i payed about $350 for it.

this amp is great quality and has great sound. it allows you to get a bright clean tone and also good distortion. the built in effects are cool because it allows you to stretch beyond the bondries of a normal amp and use effects to improve your sound.oh and its LOUD.

there isnt really anything that i dislike about this amp.. but there is a port for a footswitch, i thought it would come with the amp but it was sold sepereately but it wasnt to expensive so i cant complain.

built strong, i lug it around with me and so far no damage has been done so that is always a plus haha

overall this is a great amp for the beginner and the advanced. it has great sound and is reliable. and of course it sure doesnt lack ability to be loud.

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Bought this amp for a Christmas present for myself at Guitar Center for $249.

Good sound for a small amp and the built in effects are slick.

After two weeks the sound starting cutting out. It would happen sporadically but seemed to get worse over time. Took it back to guitar center and was told that I wasn't the first one to have this problem. The salesman said that there have been some chronic problems with the MG line. Rather than take a chance on another low end Marshall I traded it for another brand.

The amp is well built and looks good. Too bad the reliability is so poor.

I would have been very satisfied with this amp had it continued to perform like the first week I had it. Check into the reliability problems before you buy one and make sure the dealer's return policy is good. Guitar Center was great about taking it back.

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I bought my mg30 dfx from a local store. The number of futures, the high quality sound and the solid structure, is the reasons that I bought this great piece. Nice price for the futures, 285 Euros

I want good sound, and mg30dfx is the amp that gives it. The overdrive channel creates a tube feeling especially with the fdd (Marshall's technology that emulates a valve amp). You can use it for blues with crunchy OD (low gain) or for metal with high "gained" OD. It's NOT dull because of the very good Marshall speaker. Clean channel has a seperate equalizer, without mid frequencies, but you'll soon understand that you don't need them for clean tones. The digital effects are all of good use, and you can hear them in lot of metal, and blues songs. The OD hiss level that it produces is very low even with simple coil, but with good humbucker you got that we call... silence.

A Marshall is a Marshall. You'll like everything on this amp especially if you exeprienced problems with other crappy amplifiers. Although I noticed a buzzing at volumes 5-10 with bass at 10 playing palm riffs. This buzzing comes from the front net-cover which trembles due to the air rumbling that comes form the speaker and produces this buzzing. The net-cover should be made of hard cloth not from plastic :/

Heavy structure gives you the feeling that it can last everything. Although some parts that should be made of steel are plastic lowering the price paid. Sound quality is not affected though. You can say that it's well made and can last many things. But the net-cover matterial SHOULD be less buzzing.

A nice amp that you're gonna like.

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I paid £139 from Wavelength Music Sheffield.
I bought it because the sounded better than the others in its price range.

The sound is fantastic. Because of its lack of valves there is no background noise at all. I don't use this live I use it for recording so 30 Watts is plenty enough.
PS. The digital effect gives you the warmth of valves without any of the hassle.
The clean channel is very clean and the overdrive channel is typical Marshall.
The digital effects sound great; reverb, echo, chorus and flanger.
I've had many guitarists listen to this amp who wouldn't have dreamt of using anything other than a full stack and they have all been suprised at the quality of this little number.

Although the Digital FX control is easy to use there's a great deal of control, having said that it still gets excellent results.

The setup means you can only actually use one effect at a time, i.e. you can't use chorus with reverb or echo.

The construction quality is top notch.


This is everything you'd expect from a great sounding Marshall Amp, excep the price that is.

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this was my first amp, got it online. something like humbucker music.com. i paid about 250 dollars.

its great! huge variety of sounds that all sound awesome. clean, distorted. everything. all the digital effects are really cool too. i have not turned it up past half way without being yelled at to turn it down, so its loud enough for me now.

well... even though i love all the digital effects, it bugs me that the only way i can turn them on is by going over to the amp and turning the nob. if someone knows any other way let me know. and im a little weakling so its very heavy to me.

flawless. ive had it for almost half a year and have not had a single problem with it at all. its hard and made to take a beating even though ive very gentle with it. the nobs are installed very well, and the doesnt look like it will ever come off.

this is a great amp, fairly cheap (money wise). im really happy with it and i think it will last me a long time. get one.

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I bought this amp at a local music shop at the price of £140 (I don't know in dollars). Basically I needed an amp that would be a step up from my "Starter Pack" amp. I went with this amp as it was affordable and it had that shining Marshall logo plastered on the front of it.

This is an excellent affordable combo amp. I won't use all the technical jargon (it certainly confused me when I was looking for a new amp) and instead talk in simple English. Its loud and allows the user to create a wide range of tones. There are two channels, clean (normal playing) and overide (ROCK SUPERSTAR!!!). The digital effects (flange,chorus,delay and reverb) are really fun to muck about with and can give a player an interesting sound.

The only bad things are the weight (can be cumbersome when moving about) and the fact that it makes you want to play your guitar until your fingers bleed.

The amp is as solid as a rock. It's great just to look at. Its a Marshall....NUFF SAID.

If your making a step up from begginer, this amp will give you the versatiliy and punch that you've been longing for. You could spend hours fiddling about with knobs finally getting that song you've practiced sounding the way it should. Its a gem!!!

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I bought this amp from Haworth Guitars in Kiama N.S.W (Australia). I paid $460 for it, and its list price is $540 (or something like that). I got a good deal becaus I bought an Ibanez RG270 aswell.

This amp shreds! everything about it is awesome. there are 2 channels, built in effects and a whole lot more (read other reviews). I love the overdrive channel, it sounds awesome. I play alot of Metal, (Metallica, Pantera, Sepultura etc.) and the distortion suits this perfect. Also i like to just fiddle around with some blues lead, so i just change the settings a little and there you go, a perfect blues distortion. The clean channel is great aswell. If you know the song 'Cemetary Gates' by Pantera, you can just put the clean channel on, kick in the chorus effect and play the intro, then kick in the distortion and shred till your arm falls off. This amp keeps you entertained for hours, and in my opinion, the 30watts is plenty.

There isnt much i dont like about this amp....all i have to do really is get used to using an amp (settings etc.) because ive been playing an ibanez acoustic. (this is my first amp and electric). Oh....the amp doesnt come with a footswitch, that sort of sucks, and also you can only use 1 effect at a time.. oh by the way, i dont think i mentioned the effects (chorus, reverb, flange and delay). one other thing, there is no Master Volume, their are only seperate ones for each channel.

The construction is good...there is no back board though..but i just put my lead and chord in their, so that works out. I dont nknow much else about the quality and construction.

This amp is awesome, and i recommend it to anyone...well maybe not to the people with a hell of alot of money..cuz then i'd recommend Mesa-Boogie's or higher range Marshalls. Anyway..go out and buy it.. its defentally worth them money. You can get pretty much the same amp without built in effects for cheaper...but the effects keep you entertained for longer...and you can try new things.

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