Marshall MG100HDFX Reviews4 Found On 2005-01-31, Evan gave this Marshall Guitar Amplifier a 5...(10824)
Purchase: I bought this from a local guitar store (Bizarre Guitar) for $635.00.
Pros: It is nice and loud, excellent clean tones and the overdrive is great, too. I use a Boss Metal Zone through it and I can get exactly the tone I want out of it.
Cons: After a few days it started making a buzzing sound from the fan. I took it back and they said they fixed it, but the day after I got it home it started doing it again, and now it's back with them. I also have a friend who had the same amp and the same problem.
Quality: Heavy duty and well built, except for the fan problem with mine. Summary: Putting aside the annoying sound from the fan (it goes away after a couple of minutes), this is a great amp and comes for a great price. I'd definitely recommend it for anyone looking to get their first half stack.
Search for more Marshall Guitar Amplifier reviews and comparisons On 2004-01-02, Steve gave this Marshall Guitar Amplifier a 5...(7330)
Purchase: I bought this head at Guitar Center for 380 dollars. I had to replace it twice but I've always wanted a marshall so i didn't care. The third head works perfectly.
Pros: I love the distortion and the clean tones, they're amasing. My old amps dont stand a chance to this one. it sounds awsome with the bass all the way up it brings out the gain and makes a great palm muting sound.It's perfect for any type of music.
Cons: I didn't like returning 2 of them but whatever.
Quality: It seems durable I hant really been moving it around much so I dont know how it handles on the road but it looks like it should hold up. Summary: BUY THIS ITS MARSHALL AND SUMWHAT AFFORDABLE
Search for more Marshall Guitar Amplifier reviews and comparisons On 2003-11-13, leroy spook strickland gave this Marshall Guitar Amplifier a 5...(6177)
Purchase: i picked this amp up at apple music in portland oregon for $395.00
Pros: i love the tone it sounds so much like my old jcm 800 and the built in f/x are just awesome. i use the delay on my solo's everynight. and this thing is so loud it just melts peoples faces. we have been told were the loudest band in portland and i have never had to crank it above half for a show. i dial in my e/q then use the contoure knob to tweak my tone and fine tune the crunch.
Cons: well not much really i wish it had a patch to use multiple f/x at the same time to like use some long delay then hit a switch for some short delay but hay i'm just splitting hairs here cause this thing just rocks.
Quality: the handle is a bit on the weak side but other than that its built very well and for the price it's just amazing!! if somting happend to it i would deffinatly buy another one. infact if i had the budget to buy anything i wanted i would by 3 full stacks of these!! Summary: great amp sounds killer and will beat the hell out of anything else out there in its price range. you can hear it first hand at any of our shows check out www.hydrozeen.com
Search for more Marshall Guitar Amplifier reviews and comparisons On 2003-01-12, leflic gave this Marshall Guitar Amplifier a 5...(3932)
Purchase: Bought the amp brand new for less than $500.00 Canadian at Jimi's Guitar in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
I was looking for a powerfull Head that could deliver "the Marshall Sound" without having to sell my car.
And I had in the basement a speaker cabinet that I acquired 30 years ago, containing 2 X 15" and 2 X 12" speakers that was just waiting. I restored the monster and I wanted to give it a new life.
Pros: With 15 knobs and 4 switches, there is plenty of ajusting capacity to keep anybody busy for a while.
I love the Parallel Effects Loop with mix control, but to be honest with you I didn't use my Peavey Pro Fex II much even I plugged it.
The 2 modes on each channel - Clean/Crunch on Clean and OD1/OD2 on Overdrive sound so good that I don't really need any additional FX, exept for my Jimi Hendrix Wah.
This thing has enough power to blow the windows out of the house!
Cons: Nothing...
Quality: Marshall quality!!! It says it all...
Very well built, no flaws.
Summary: Good things come to those who wait...I'm glad I waited for this Amp! and kept my old stack!
The beauty about this amp is that you get via Marshall's FDD (Frequency Dependent Damping) a perfect sound at any volume even at "1" this thing has feelings! The expensive tube amps can't do that!!!
I sold my Peavey Studio Pro 112 and will never look back....
Now my Marshall MG10CD has a big brother!
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