Feature:
for me, the less gadgets the better! Although having the chorus, delay, flange built in is nice and I do use them. I'm glad it came with the pedal to switch from clean to overdrive and the second swith to turn on/off the effects; works great!

Quality:
Quality, so far so good. I play mainly at my house, and occassionally go jam with friend's so I doubt it will get banged up. It is built very sturdy and I'm confident I won't have any problems.

Value:
awesome value! okay, I could spend $800 on a Marshall 100 watt 1 12in speaker AVT, over $1,000+ for an all tube combo, or get this for around $500! After spending two hours playing all the Marshall's at a local store, I decided this sounded awesome and was a great value. Tubes? whatever, unless you have money to burn, which I don't.

Desirability:
It looks great! I've always wanted a Marshall and I'm not disappointed. I like the fact that it's a 2 by 12 cabinet, so it's a little longer and not as boxey looking as 1 by 12 inch speaker cabs.

Sound:
I play an early 70's Les Paul (the paul) which I've had for 20 years (since I was 14!). I play mainly old school metal such as Priest, Maiden, Sabbath but also play some blues and jazz and old surf tunes. The overdrive has great distortion for getting the sound I'm looking for and the clean sounds great, especially for Ventures surf tunes with reverb and a little bit of delay.

Support:
I bought this as B-stock, and it was thoroughly inspected before shipping. I haven't dealt with any support yet.

Overall:
Don't buy this if you're only after clean tones....go buy a Fender. I play mainy metal, and that's why I bought a Marshall. I researched amps for six months before purchasing and for my price range, this was by far the best amp I found for what I was after. Great amp, great value and I very happy with my purchase. Don't let all those tube geeks fool you. You don't need to spend that kind of cash to get a great sound out of an amp. Try one of these and decide for yourself!

Feature:
Everything I could ever need in this size amp

Quality:
its a marshall,this is just for my guitar ,my keyboards use a different amp

Value:
see support

Desirability:
its "sex appeal" is a marshall I also like Orange, Stamp, Hi Watt and AllSound But MARSHALL Beats them all for me

Sound:
Very Good but slightly harsh

Ease of Use:
i just set up each channel once and never needed to touch it again, i use a multi set up peddle for everything else

Support:
i have used this compamy since the early 60s

Overall:
If i did anything i may buy another one or another 2x12 cabinet

Feature:
A a great simple amp with the characteristic MArshall tone. However I run a GT-5 and it works well together. THe "Contour" is perfect to shape the overall sound from more 'biting' to smoother 'scooped' mids. Effects knob is a little hard to negotiate. MAy have been better if it had 'click' to adjust effects section.

Quality:
Sweet looking. Solid. Excellent quality overall.

Value:
For 499 plus tax. Helluva deal and bang for the buck.

Desirability:
The tone rivals anything I am getting out of my GT-5. This is likely the last amp I will ever really need. Anything else is excess.

Sound:
Outstanding sound quality and tone. MAkes my Cort guitar sound like a million bucks.

Support:
N/A

Overall:
This will be great for recording and lugging around to gigs. Its not too big but has more than enough power. I like the stereo sound and it has a nice CD input feature I can use as a small PA.

Feature:
it came along a footswitch which is also cool and nice fitting, and most useless feature?i didnt found them yet

Quality:
fantastic quality

Value:
the price should have been a bit lower but then again its worthy

Desirability:
i saw it at a local shop plugged in a IBANEZ and played just 10 min or so,,,, i decided i want it, i am taking it now

Sound:
all i can say is that it being a combo gives all u need... the dist is very good and the depth is awesome, and clean channel is good enough though i really dont use it many time... all i need is the metal kinda tone i get it through this...

Ease of Use:
very very easy

Support:
never nneded

Overall:
i think i am very satisfied with it, and i look forward for another peice of the same beast

Feature:
I think the reverb is great. The only problem with the fx is that the delay is not versitile. You only have one kind. But thats ok because you can get a pedal for that. The others effects are good tho.

Quality:
The quality is outstanding. My friend has had this amp transported all over for gigs or practice and this thing looks new. Sometimes you can encounter a knob becoming loose, but not on this amp. Its like they carefully make each amp perfect.

Value:
I think that it is a little pricey but its definatley worth it. If i were to give a perfect value price, i would say $400 instead of $499.

Desirability:
It looks so awesome. When my band was setting up one time for a gig people would often say, "Holy crap man nice amp!" I love how the front panel is gold and the rest is black. The whole thing is simple and thats why I like it.

Sound:
I play Metallica and music of that sort so if i am tryin to get a sound close to that its easy. The close crunch that you get out of the distortion is amazing. The reverb is insane. The fx arent the greatest but hey its not a pedal its a combo. The clean channel isnt for jazz or blues players but if you like metal here is your amp!

Ease of Use:
It is very easy to get the exact sound from this amp. You can hear a huge difference when you turn a knob 20 degrees. I like the mids all the way cut out and when i turn down that mid, it feels like its sucking the air out of your ears.

Overall:
I am in the process of buying one of these amps myself and I would neevr think about getting any other amp. I was close to buying a line 6 spider 112 amp until I used my friends marshall and i was hooked, and still am. I have never heard a better amp for what I want to play.

Feature:
Lots of control over the sound through the well laid out control panel. The stereo effect is really nice with the effects.

Quality:
Looks great, solid feel, only problem is the lower frequency vibration that seems to be coming from the area of the control panel.

Value:
For the price, it is a lot of sound for not too much money. With 2 12" speakers you have good bottom end.

Desirability:
Looks great!

Sound:
Even with the valve mimicing technology, it just doesn't sound like a valve amp. Not as smooth. Biggest complaint: there is a vibration in the front of the cabinet housing when playing lower notes at anything over 1/4 volume. Good bottom end due to the 2 12" celestions.

Support:
Have not dealt with company yet, so I'll give the benefit of doubt.

Overall:
Will replace it eventually. Probably with a half stack all valve set-up from Mesa or Marshall.

Feature:
I like the simplicity of it. Clean, distortion, and basic effects. I really like the contour feature of this amp as well. It does come with a foot switch.

Quality:
The product is definately good quality that I have come to expect from marshall. It is a very durable amp. If you play in a lot of gigs, and are having to carry your amp everywhere, I highly recomend this amp. It has enough power to be heard, it is not abnoxiously heavy, and also for the fact that it is durable.

Value:
I was definately satisfied with the price. It is worth every penny of the price. Like I mentioned previously, it beats any other amp in its same price range.

Desirability:
I was first initially attracted to the amp because of its simplicity. I am not a big fan of guitar amps that have hundreds of features. Basically, plug and play.

Sound:
It sounds a little harsh, and it also lacks clairity on higher volumes.. Clean channel is very good.

Ease of Use:
The sound is good. You get what you pay for. There are definately amps out there that are going to sound better, but you will end up paying an arm and a leg for it. For the price you pay, the amp is much better than than similar amps in its price range. The amp is definately easy to use.

Support:
I have not had to contact them because this amp just does not want to break. If I had to, I am sure that they would be more than helpfull. I have had to deal with them in the past, and they were very professional and helpfull.

Overall:
I am currently satified with the product. For what i do it is perfect. If you carry your amp everywhere and play in gigs that require you to pump out a lot a volume, this is the amp for you. For what you pay for it, the sound is very good. It is worth every penny you pay for it. If the product was stolen, I would be very angry and I would have to replace it. The factory warranty will do that for me though.

Overall:
I haven't had this amp long, but I can already tell it is going to be a keeper. This is the last amp you will ever have to buy (unless you want a stack later).

Feature:
Includes foot pedal - a cover would be nice.

Quality:
Fit and finish are nice. In the one year I have owned it, it has been in the shop for 4 months (and is there now...). I have had repeated problems with the amp cutting out, static sounds while playing, and intermittent loss of certain frequencies (high end) while playing. Loose solder connections, etc. have been redone, but the longest I have had the amp is 6 consecutive months between breakdowns. My guess is there is a problem with the digital processing, but I'm having a hard time just getting work done on it.

Value:
At this point I can't even sell the amp - it's been broken most of the time I've owned it and I can't seem to get anyone to fix it. The only reason I give it a 3 is that I might still be able to use the speakers and cabinet with a new head someday, so it's not a total loss. The question is, how much are 2 12" speakers and a cabinet worth?

Desirability:
It's a Marshall - I did want it.

Sound:
The sound is good - overdrive better than clean. Digital effects are OK, but you would be better off with a tube amp. Unless you play loud, the fan noise is impressive. If I could keep the amp working, I would upgrade to a quieter fan.

Support:
Marshall is terrible for support. There is no warranty duration listed on the website or the Manual. I have tried reaching Marshall directly without luck. No one in Denver wants to do Marshall warranty work. I would strongly suggest buying an item like this locally - at least you can take it back to the shop you bought it from and try to get them to do the warranty work if you have a problem.

Overall:
This has been a terrible year trying to make this amp work. I have pretty much given up on trying to fix it, although I did talk one shop (reluctantly) to try again to work on it. I'm now looking at a Fender all tube amp - with no digital effects. Just get a good tone, then add pedals as needed for effects. I will buy locally this time and be sure to have local warranty support at the store I buy from!

Feature:
standard features plus DFX and footswitch which makeas it that much hotter. a much heard complaint....no reverb on the footswitch...and no lights either which ive seen on footswitches....*not handy when gig time comes around*

Quality:
its a mashall..........moving on.... yes all parts are solid

Value:
$550 is a load of money in my family. Lets just say ill have a up Christmas but i think the money is worth it for the tooonneee....(mmmm) (solos) (rythm too....) (buy it)

Desirability:
sex appeal...and its a practical kick amp

Sound:
ohh the sound!!! I was comparing this with the mg100dfx which is the single speaker 100watt amp and the tone on the 250 was just so much smoother, full, powerfull. It really comes close to valve. Just using the onboard effects you can create these tones that just scream. I made my guitar cry. (BUY IT)

Support:
im sure theyre nice people

Overall:
simply...i love this amp. Its been in my dreams for so long (that might be an exageration) but when i finally got it home i fell in love. Marshall thinak you. If you want an amp capable of quality, power, and sick tone to go gigging with or just practice. get this.....im serious....go out and buy it right now