Feature:
Great reverb and distortion

Quality:
Usual High Maeshall quality

Value:
Best price anywhere, it was 40 bucks cheaper through Zzounds..

Desirability:
LOve the looks of the gold plated Marshall Logos and the gold piping around the speakr cabs and the material covering the speakers is awesome looking compared to the standard black stuff.

Sound:
Awesome sound out of a small amp, I use it in coffee shops and small venues. I play my Taylor 414ce Acoustic through it along with my Electric guitars and they all sound awesome. I replaced the original (Vietnamese made) speakers with Celestion 10" 16 ohm greenbacks to give it a better marshall sound.

Ease of Use:
Lightweight, easy to set up

Support:
Asked marshall what the ohm the speakers were and they got back to me within 48 hours...

Overall:
expaect I will be satisfied with this purchase for years to come.

Feature:
ever thing you need.

Quality:
you got to see it too belive it.

Desirability:
man you just got to see it!!!

Sound:
the sound of this MARSHALL is un real... it rocks + rolls. the over drive is good as the fuzz face. it looks so good!! i am 47 years old and been playing for 30 years. this is one bad amp!! get it be for it is gone!!!!!

Ease of Use:
great-great GREAT!!!!

Support:
no not yet.

Overall:
i hope it will last for a long time. if not. i will get another one if i can IF YOU WANT A JAMING AMP GET IT NOW!!!!!

Feature:
Everything's great! The only downside is no footswitch.

Quality:
Everything seems to be of extremely high quality. I hope that I will play this amp for years!

Value:
This product is worth every cent! The sound is AMAZING for the price. Buy one before they're gone, because they're Limited Edition.

Desirability:
This amp has gorgeous looks. This amp is distacting to me, with the bullseye on the head plate.

Sound:
This is the best sounding amp that i've ever played, but then again Zakk Wylde designed it! This amp is Very loud, and it is actually 45 watts. This amp SCREAMS!

Ease of Use:
Uhhhh... This is a Marshall. You get great sounds no matter what you do. This is great!

Support:
I haven't had to talk to them yet, but that just means that everything works fine!

Overall:
I expect to use this product untill I finally get in a band and need to play over drums and Bass. But this amp is great for practice, or just jammin' with friends. You need a bit more for gigs though

Feature:
2 channels is a plus. The FDD switch gives you that punch needed for palm muting crunch. I love the contour knob, its the secret to the tone in this amp. Reverb leaves a lot to be desired. THIS THING NEEDS A FOOTSWITCH OPTION!

Quality:
Cheap speakers. The rest of the overall quality is pretty solid.

Value:
You can do a whole lot better for the price. I got mine almost brand new for $75. No way I would pay what they are asking for it.

Desirability:
Are you kidding me? This is the cutest little thing I've ever seen. It's so compact and makes a great practice amp.

Sound:
Sounds like all the other amps in the MG series. Even though the speakers are cheap, if you use this amp direct into a PA, it's like having any other MG series amp. You wouldn't believe this thing is even on if you have a loud drummer, but plug it into the PA and you can rock for real!

Ease of Use:
If you've used more than one amp in your life, then this thing will be a breeze.

Support:
Never had to talk to them

Overall:
For the money you can do much better. The speakers are cheap and made in Vietnam. The tone isn't JMC quality, but will keep me happy. No way I can practice full band with this thing without taking the line out into the PA, but I can bet you that if I crank it up by itself my neighbors won't be happy.

Feature:
I like the contour and fdd, nice reverb

Quality:
The old lead 12 seems bettermade and uses celestion, these are cheepo speakes. made in Vietnam? W.T.F?

Value:
Between this and the mg15ms the only diffrences are cosmetic.

Desirability:
This thing is probably the best looking micro stack I have ever seen.

Sound:
Sounds O.K. The distortion channel is pretty good but your better off using pedals. I also bought the ashdown all access 20 watt mini stack with two 8" and it is louder and the cleen w/pedals sounds just as good at $150 here at zzounds its a better deal.

Ease of Use:
easy to use and get a decent sound.

Support:
no need to deal with them yet but with a 5 year warrenty i am shure they will be hearing from me.

Overall:
I will keep this amp probably for ever just cause it looks so cool but I will be saving for the Krank Rev. Jr. C'mon Zzounds get these in and sell me one.

Feature:
Marshall failed a little here. A book with an intro from Jim in several languages! A Zakk setting suggestion sheet.....with a total of 4 presets! WOW!!!! The supplied cables are a little thin, I recommend heavier cables.

Quality:
It may have the Marshall name; however, it is just cheap plastic. On the plus side it is a lot lighter that a well constructed amp!

Value:
For the price you cannot beat this. It has monster sounds that I havent been able to find in combos or stack 2-3 times the price and size. I will not be taking this thing on stage anytime soon, but for in the studio or just banging around in the garage, this thing absolutly rings your ears!

Desirability:
I think the new will wear off soon for me, but anyone who sees it is instantly impressed with the design and the Zakk bullseyes. Plus it says MARSHALL all over it!!!!!

Sound:
What can I say except wow. Pulled this thing out of the box, plugged it in and rocked. It sounds like an amp twice its size. After playing with the controls a little I was able to create amazing AC/DC sounds and a Black Sabbath feel that Ozzy himself would be proud of. Although it seems like I cannot get the low end to fall off(thus resulting in highs that seem less bright) it is still a great sound.

Ease of Use:
Plug it in and play! The only trouble I have is I use a mulit-effects pedal and some of my effects are overpowered by the amps settings (even on clean).

Support:
I am just guessing here. Never used them, but you don't make the best amps without having good support.

Overall:
I will play this thing into the ground. If it tears up I will fix it. If unfixable, I will replace it. This isn't my performace amp, but I still play the crap out of it(so much easier that lugging around my two full stacks).

Feature:
There were some picks and a poster included in the package. The reverb didn't seem to make any difference in the sound of the amp.

Quality:
I can say it's extremely well made. I've had it for a little over 2 years and it's stills stands strong. It's a beatiful amp. Looks are the best thing about it.

Value:
Well I think it could have been a little cheaper compared to what's out there. I paid 349.00 for it.

Desirability:
Looks. Looks. Looks. The picture speaks for itself.

Sound:
It sounds ok but it's alot more responsive with some pedals in front of it. Has a nice clean but distortion is a little weak. But it is very loud.

Ease of Use:
Very easy to use cosidering there aren't many features.

Support:
none

Overall:
I'm glad I have it. But I WOULDNT REPLACE IT.

Feature:
Does everything you need it to. I like simple amps without on board effects. I would like to see a footswitch option.

Quality:
Very dissapointed after getting this thing. Its a low quality practice amp. It looks awesome, but its just a novelty.. dont confuse this with a real amplifier. Made in Vietnam with generic speakers. Its made pretty well. The piping was not glued on very well in a few places.

Value:
You can do MUCH better for the money.

Desirability:
I got lured in by the awesome looks.. it does look the part.

Sound:
Clean sound is very generic, but you dont buy this amp for cleans. The distortion is mediocre. VERY muffled sounding, just no real tone.. I dont see what the fuss is about.

Ease of Use:
Very simple to use.

Support:
Dont know... never had to deal with Marshall. They do make a reliable product, I've never had a problem with one.

Overall:
I sold it on craigslist the day after I got it. Happy to get most of my money back. If you want a good low priced solid state Marshall, pick up one of the old Lead series amps from the 80's. I have a 1984 Lead 20 and it blows this thing out of the water, made in England with real Celestion speaker and costs a lot less.

Feature:
NO FOOTSWITCH! Thats the only thing its missing.

Quality:
Its a marshall and they do back their products. It is good quality except for the speakers.

Value:
Its limited edition and is justan awesome little amp.

Sound:
This Amp sounds awesome for solid state. Definitely the best tones I have heard without tubes. Only reason for an 9 is because of the speakers. The speakers on this amp suck, but that is expected and is also a quick fix. I hooked this thing up to my b-52 at-412 cab and it sounded almost as good as my 120 watt blue voodoo head. Not as loud of course. It does buzz a little loudly with the gain past about 3/4 of the way, but once again expected.

Ease of Use:
Very easy and straight forward.

Support:
have not dealt with them.

Overall:
Everything about this amp is awesome except for the speakers. This thing would sound killer if you put some decent speakers in it. Looks are awesome sound is awesome and the price is too. Big sound from a small affordable package.

Feature:
Its pretty standard

Quality:
Made decent. But Vietnam, why let these people build stuff, we already fought em once

Value:
Its worth every dime, I mean look at this sexy beast

Desirability:
SEXY BEAST!!!!!

Sound:
Great Reverb, Pretty Good Distortion, better than the clean channel, not that i use clean much. FDD is great

Ease of Use:
Only an idiot could not know how to use it

Support:
Never needed it, heard its great though

Overall:
Would not have paid much more for it, but its a great amp just to mess around with. Chicks dig it!!!