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How much did you purchase this item for?
Where did you purchase this item?
Is this item new or used?


Features: This is where you explain any specifics about the product like number of frets, pickups, has a tremolo, gold hardware, etc.

Construction: This is where you explain how well-built the product is. Is it shoddy? Is it built to last? Etc.

Sound: This is where you describe how the product sounds. Please tell us any specifics about your setup like the amp you use, effects you use, where you've played it, etc.

Ease of Use: This is where you explain how complicated the product is the use. Is it hard to control? Could a monkey do it? Etc.

Reliability: This is where you tell us how reliable the product is. Would it serve you well in a jam? Do you trust it? Etc.

Overall: This is where you give your overall opinion about the product you're reviewing. Consider things such as if you would buy this product again if it was stolen, if you would recommend the product, what turned you on to the product in the first place, etc.





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[B]Where did you purchase this item?[/B]
[B]Is this item new or used?[/B]


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[B]Sound:[/B]

[B]Ease of Use:[/B]  

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[KaZu]

MG100DFX Combo

How much did you purchase this item for?
I payed $429.99 for this amp (American Currency of course)

Where did you purchase this item?
I purchased this item from a local music retailer in Lansing, Michigan

Is this item new or used?
I bought it new.

Features:

• A compact gig rig with big Marshall tone
• Delivers a dynamic yet toneful punch
• 100W
• 12" speaker
• 2 channels (footswitchable)
• Digital effects including reverb, delay, chorus, and flange
• FDD (Frequency Dependent Dampening)
• CD ins, plus emulated line out, and emulated headphone jacks
• 22-1/2"W x 18"H x 11"D
• 65 lbs.
• Looks beautiful!
• Can serve as a head for a stack amp.

Construction:
Like all Marshall Amps, it is built very well...good support ect. If you were to drop it from 10 ft. I trust this amp to stay in mint condition (Besides minimal scratches etc)

Sound:
The Sound is greeaat! With built in digital effects you almost dont need that $20 digitech. Great clean tone and great distortion...a well balanced amp, can be taken to a practice to a gig.

Ease of Use:
If you have played electric guitar before, and know what gain, mid, etc is...you should be fine.

Reliability:
Like all Marshalls, great reliability, great customer support etc, I do trust this amp...This amp would be great in a gig or a practice, whatever floats your boat.

Overall:
If this product got stolen, for sure I would replace it...I recommend it to any guitarist who has been playing for 5+ years or that is very skilled, you can play almost any kind of music on it too! The thing that turned me on in the product in the first place is the great Marshall tone..I went into the amp room in my local retailer and I tried it...The great sound blew me away. If I could rate this product for 1-10, 10 being the highest, I would rate this product a 9, only because nothing is perfect!
Note: This amp can also be used as a head amp for a stack.

This post has been edited by KaZu: 27 December 2003 - 04:20 PM

[randomorwhat]

I have this amp and suffice to say I love it

[KaZu]

Aye, its a very good amp.

[randomorwhat]

Let's actually give it a review now...


How much did you purchase this item for?

£299


Where did you purchase this item?

Anderton's Guitar Store; Guildford, UK


Is this item new or used?

New


Features:

See KaZu's!

Construction:

Well built, solid (fairly heavy and cumbersome to transport)


Sound:

Excellent volume, clean tones / nice distorted tones, excellent effects, beautiful reverb


Ease of Use:

Very simple indeed; though the effects got me a little confuzzled at first


Reliability:

Excellent reliability; never had any problems

Overall:

A damn fine amp. 9/10

This post has been edited by randomorwhat: 23 August 2004 - 03:56 PM

[KaZu]

Well done random

[randomorwhat]

Well done random 

Heh, I do try!

[KaZu]

The people who have this amp love it but the people who dont have it dont think its any good.

[randomorwhat]

The people who have this amp love it but the people who dont have it dont think its any good.

I noticed that. Tragic I say

[JPRPJBJPJ]

I have to say I hate it too

[randomorwhat]

Meh. Shame

[grandrebelmaster]

I have an MG15DFX combo. True, it's not the greatest, but it serves the purpose I need it for. Although I would prefer more wattage and a bigger speaker.

[KaZu]

Yeah....
WHy dont you guys like it?

[Anothe ERIC CLAPTON wannabe]

I dunno why you guys like it but IMO stay away from it. As far as it goes marshall MGs are not good. I once bought a marshall MG50DFX and didnt like it. I sold it, Saved up(again) And Bought my JCM 800.

[kooldood1]

I dunno why you guys like it but IMO stay away from it. As far as it goes marshall MGs are not good. I once bought a marshall MG50DFX and didnt like it. I sold it, Saved up(again) And Bought my JCM 800.

do you really have all of that euipment you say you do in your profile? I mean for a 14/15 year old....

[kkatarn327]

Nothing after the 2203 vertical inputs (including the 2203 horizontal inputs with the 3 electrocaps out of the circuit) was any good. from there it was all diode clipping up the ass and a corruption of Marshall tone. the MG is fully solid state which not only says enough about its crapiness but coming from someone who tried very hard to like it for a long time this amp sucks. just because it's marshall unfortunately doesn't mean they don't make crap. same goes for every big name brand.

[guru of rock n roll]

I had the half stack. I got rid of the head kept the cabinet. It was a horrible amp.