Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp
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An ideal practice amp with an analog tonal heart and solid digital effects.
The Marshall MG Series MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp is an ideal amp for practicing and even performing in small to medium settings. Boasting a bold, carbon fiber-clad look, solid digital effects, and the MG Series' critically acclaimed, analog tonal heart, the MGCF Series has arrived and is already the practice amp choice of some of the world's leading players.
Features
- 30W
- 10" speaker
- Channels (storable): Clean, Crunch, OD1, OD2
- Digital Effects: Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Vibe, Octave
- Digital Delay: Hi-Fi, Tape, Multi, Reverse
- Digital reverb types: Spring, Studio
- MP3/ Line In jack
- Emulated headphone output
- External FX loop
- MG footcontroller-compatible
- Compact size for practice and small jams/gigs
- Carbon fiber look and feel
- Critically acclaimed Marshall analog tone
Get inspired with killer Marshall tone and rock-hard effects. Order today.
MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp Specifications:
- Dimensions: 480 x 420 x 225
- 11 lb.
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75%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Good Warmth
- Portable
- Powerful
Cons
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Events
- Home Studio
- Performances
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
I am a Marshall fan and this little cube gets it done. Perfect for beginners and pros alike, you get solid sound, enough power to get loud and it is easy to use. I use a G-Dec for drumbeats only, use my Schecter Damien Elite FR through this amp and get all the sound I need.
Pros
- Excellent Practice Amp
- Nice Fun Efx Easy
- Very Nice Marshall Sound
Cons
- 10 Inch Speaker
- It Is What It Is 30 Watt
Best Uses
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
I am always impressed with what Marshall does. Way back I had a Plexi and it blew away everything else on the market. Now I have a DSL 50 (more versatile) with a 1960A cab-reaaly loud and powerful but terrific sound. Band mates say; "Wow is it loud, but sounds great." I have the DSL 40 watt combo (became the Haze, then went back to the 40 much the same as it was.) Tube sound, celestion speaker sometimes can breakdown. So bought the Mg 30 as a smaller practice amp, backup and wanted to play around with efx. Very impressed when I got it home. A little light on bottom end as one would expect but overall impressed with very nice clean sound and full on lead sound with delay very nice. I could use this amp at practice if not playing too loud and would sound very nice and cut through okay. Marshall just kicks butt plain and simple.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Excellent Sound
- Good Warmth
- Nothin~~~apos~~~ Better
- Portable
- Powerful
Cons
Best Uses
- Home Studio
- Just Jammin~~~apos~~~
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
I finally got a Marshall! I have been an acustic guitarist and just purchased a Gibson SG for my 1st electric. Makes my SG come to life, not that Gibson needs any help to come alive, but it sounds great!
Pros
- Four Channels
- Portable
Cons
- Foot Pedal Required
- Limited Functions
- Weak
Best Uses
- Home jamming
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
I have a 2003 MG15DFX and wanted the newer version with 30 watts. The max loudness on this 30 watt model is the same or lower than my old 15 watter, and I tried two of these new in box. The four channels are nice; you can use either manual or program modes. I don't like that the Tap + Store buttons say "Tuner" yet there is no tuner unless you buy the $75 optional foot pedal. Moreover, the tuner is on the foot pedal but you can't switch it on/off from the pedal itself; you have to reach over to the amp and then press and hold the two buttons on the amp. The reverb no longer has Hall like the older model; it just gives you Plate and Spring. The overall tone is shrill and hurts my ears after about 15 minutes in the same way that modeling amps do. In fact, I suspect that this IS a modeling amp, just not advertised as one. In fairness, it has a fat, punchy low-end and lots of gain. The gain reacts very well to how hard you pick, which is perhaps the nicest feature. New players who like Marshalls will dig this, but I seriously think something like Line 6's Spider 75 blows this thing away for value and versatility. Of the two I bought and tried, the first had a wrinkle in the tolex covering, the second had white paint on one of the knobs right out of the factory-sealed box and the cabinet buzzes when I hit certain notes. Both have the same low output compared to my old 15DFX. YouTube videos make the MGCFX sound like a dream, but after getting it home I'm uncharmed.
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
good sound quality and is more responsive then my other solid state amp plus is a lot better eq controlls.
it has pretty good tone and the amp cleans up pretty nice with the volume and if you turn it up you get pretty dirty too. a good solid state and the controls are very tweakable so you can still sound good with out blasting it. the effects arent the best but are useable but overall really good.
pretty sturdy and seems like it will last long plus the price is a steal for a mashall 30 watt
very affordable for a marshall
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
Coupled with my SG, this little screamer gets the job done and then some, all I can say is WOW!
I bought this amp yesterday and have not been able to stop playing it, it's warm overdrive distortion or the heavy crunch give sounds reminicient of AC/DC and this amp has effects galore, sure they're simple to use, yet powerful enough to heighten any player's talents. The clean channel is noise free and crystal clear. I can't say enough about this little amp, it's awesome!
For the price you cannot beat the quality of this amp or it's components!
So much less than what I thought a Marshall would cost!
Comments about Marshall MG Series MG30CFX 30W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp:
This amp has amazing tone for the money!! I don't know how they did it, but these new MG amps kick butt!!!
I tried one out at a local music store, and was blown away at the sound of the "green" mode on the overdrive channel. Excellent classic drive sound. Very Warm and very tube-like. I'd consider taking one of these to a gig, putting a mic in front. The tone is amazing!
The "red" mode on the clean/crunch channel get some nice warm overdrive as well and the clean mode is, well, clean. I'm actually thinking of getting one of the larger models now, but the 30 really blew me away!!
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