Marshall MG30GFX 30 Watt Practice Guitar Amp Combo Black and Gold

This is a very smart-looking amp and has a lovely vintage feel! It has a decent-sized 10-inch speaker and isn't too heavy for an old fella (like me) to lug around. There are several built-in effects and my only reservation in giving five stars is that there seems to be a bit more background noise to some of the effects than I had anticipated. That said, it's my first 'electric' amp/guitar setup after playing fifty years of electro-acoustic so maybe I'll get better at making the right adjustments and settings. Overall, very happy so far.

Very pleased with sound and quality.

30w may seem small, but this really packs a punch! Excellent choice for playing in the house. Has headphones & phone sockets if you like to use them, works perfectly. EQ is exactly what you need. 4 separate channels across clean & gain, great for saving your preferences for different playing styles. Overall aesthetic and look of the amp is great too. Definitely recommended.

Can't rate this any less as it is exactly what I require, a compact combo for practice and load enough for jamming with. Still to get the optional pedal to get use of the built in effects though the O/D & Crunch mean I can dispense with a couple of pedals.

Excellent service from guitar guitar, amp is really good but need to learn more about it as its new to me

Very good amp for the price, wish it had a few more features (eg. wah) but really cant ask for more.

Absolutely brilliant practice amp, great sound everything you'd expect from Marshall, if I only had one critisim it would be that there could have been something on the back to wrap the power lead around while carrying

Great amp, it's perfect for an older player returning to guitar playing!

Great amp. Easy to use, don't need mobi apps and stuff just solid great sounding bit of kit.

A great amp. Purchased to replace an older Vox amp the MG30GFX gives a big range of tone and depth for the guitarist to explore and create their own sound with. I run both an Epiphone Les Paul and a Jackson Rhoads through this.