Marshall Amps Guitar Combo Amplifier - M-MG15GFX-U

les boutons tap et store sont un peu compliqés mais le son clean et crunch sont bien

Simple, straightforward. No computer needed (thankfully) this amp sounds good. I found the speaker a bit shrill, so I hooked up a looper pedal and broke it in for a few hours. Ended up swapping with a $40 Celestion 8-fifteen, broke that in, and prefer it to the stock speaker. Still give 5 stars because this amp has a lot of practical usability features. It's small, but not silly-small. It looks like an amp. It can get pretty loud, but sounds good at "2" and that's the reason I got it. I chose the model with effects. I don't use them, but they seem fine. I do like the 4 presets. The clean is a solid pedal platform and the overdrive, "crunch" and lead options just make it more usable to jam with. NOTE: This is my first Marshall. I have played a lot of them but never really felt I needed to buy one, they are everywhere you go. This one is replacing a katana 50. I have the artist and that is great but the katana 50s are a bit digitaly. This little marshall, while of course solid state, sounds good across the volume spectrum. IMHO, of course.

It has been 2 years since I got this amp and I got no issues with it. Still works perfectly. It has a good sound and a lot of sound modification options. I would buy it again any day.

I’ve had this amp for 7 months and it works great and the sound is awesome. It’s a great practice amp and small so it doesn’t take up too much space.

The Marshall MG15GFX delivers excellent tone with its 4 channels and 15 watts of power, perfect for practice or small gigs. The sound is clear, and the effects options are a great addition for experimenting with different tones. However, I do wish there was a full manual included to help with the setup process, as it can be a bit tricky to fully explore all the features without it. Overall, a solid amp with great sound but could use a more detailed guide for beginners.