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Marshall MG30FX

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3.8 out of 5
84 user ratings
5 stars
34 %
4 stars
25 %
3 stars
23 %
2 stars
14 %
1 stars
2 %

Pros

  • solid state options as well
  • Performance All these features are great
  • definition

Cons

  • the tone will be pretty crappy
  • Deep lows
  • bit acid top
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Key specs

  • Valve (vacuum tube)
  • Straight
  • 1
  • yes
  • no
  • 30 W
  • no
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Marshall MG30FX - Pros & Cons

Marshall MG30FX

Pros

  • solid state options as well
  • Performance All these features are great
  • definition
  • clarity and that nice
  • quality of these effects is honestly pretty darn good
  • Its clean channel is insanely good
  • two channels feel surprisingly organic and natural
  • offers a pretty great take on modern solid state amps
  • sound amazing and are very easy to use
  • great sound and features in an affordable package
  • high marks for sound and value

Cons

  • the tone will be pretty crappy
  • Deep lows
  • bit acid top
  • effects sound poor compared to the Yamaha THR
  • Yamaha - it cannot even get close
  • it s pretty much limited to electric guitars
  • s gigging potential is a bit limited due to its low output
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  • There is no beating a Marshall tube amp
  • have the power to gig or rehearse with a band
  • the bottom line of AC is not worth the time

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Marshall MG30FX - Full Specifications

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General
Amplification technology
Valve
Cabinet shapeStraight
Fullrange/bass element quantity1
Fullrange/bass element size10.0 in
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Design
Colour of product
  • Black
  • Yellow
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Features
Able to add as monitor (angled)no
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Audio features
EQ on inputyes
EQ (Rotary controls)yes
EQ controls
  • High
  • Low
  • Mid
Number of Bands3
Graphical EQ (slider)no
Power (RMS)30.0 W
Type of effects
  • Chorus
  • Delay
  • Flanger
  • Phaser
  • Reverb
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Connectivity
Analogue 3.5mm input (Aux)1
Analogue RCA stereo inputno
Headphone outputyes
Jack Plug input (not microphone / pedal)1
MIDIno
USBno
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Dimensions
Width15.04 in
Depth8.07 in
Height14.92 in
Weight16.98 lb
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Storage
Memory card readerno
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Power
Battery operatedno

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