Feature:
The reverb sounds fantastic. Chorus sounds nice but is not useable in combination with reverb. What a pity. And it is a pity that the line out mutes the speaker!! When i'm recording with my combo, i have to use the monitor of the mixing console. but for this price it is a great Marshall combo.

Quality:
This product feels Very reliable!

Sound:
This amp sounds great. I use him for amplification of my accoustic Fender with pick-up. On the clean channel he has a bright and clean sound with enough volume. Much better then several combo's designed for accoustic guitars. When I play solo i can adjust the overdrive channel in uncountable types of sounds in combination with the effects. It gives playing the accoustic guitar a new dimension. If you dail the gain of the drive channel low you have a nice crunchy sound for rythem guitar. Great!!!!

Overall:
For a long period of time!!

Feature:
so many nobs!.. they could occupy me all day

Quality:
yeh, my friend knocked it off the table and nothin happened it was fine!

Value:
it's great but it would be alot kooler if it were cheaper!

Desirability:
i just want to strip it down and go crazy!

Sound:
it's insane!!!!!!!! I feel like im right in the middle of a frekin live hard ass rock concert!

Support:
simple i just pay and then bang im havin a hell of a time!!

Overall:
i luv this thing it'll be with me forever and NO i will never get rid of it

Feature:
There are 2 downsides to this amp, IMHO. #1 - The FX aren't foot switchable (why?). I'd like to be able to click the delay in & out. Or, reverb ob the clean channel, delay on the lead channel. #2 - The Line out jack disconnects the speaker (why?). I'd like to feed the signal into the PA. But, I also like to have a little control over my stage volume.

Quality:
It looks very well made to me.

Value:
Well worth the price paid !

Desirability:
It sounded so good..I had to own it.

Sound:
What a great amp ! The clean channel is very clean...my electric sounds like an acoustic guitar, but loud. The Contour control (lead channel) brings in a full bodied guitar tone. I prefer the slight 'breaking up' overdriven sound this Marshall has. I switch back & forth between the clean acoustic guitar sound and the warm, singing overtone sound. The FX are very clean and usable. I mostly use a touch of delay. Overall: It's light, it's loud, it's inexpensive & it sounds good !

Ease of Use:
Very intuitive. No problems.

Support:
Back in the day...I owned a guitar repair shop. Marshall was a great company to work with.

Overall:
I will wear this amp out.

Feature:
The speaker is adequate and this amp is loud. (Marshall's are supposed to be loud!)I like the ease of use and the controls are easy to see and well arranged. It's made in Korea but the Marshall quality is evident.

Value:
It' worth the price.

Desirability:
Marshall good looks, Marshall quality. I'm proud to carry it with me.

Sound:
For this size amp the sound is great. I use my Gibson Les Paul through the amp and it work fantastic with rock, country, blues, etc. It won't play a concert but it's a fine practice or small gig amp. What else would you expect from a Marshall?

Support:
Haven't used support.

Overall:
If I lost this one for any cause, I'd go right out and buy another.

Feature:
The dfx is a nice feature on this amp that gives it the extra little sounds.

Quality:
It's put together very well. I've had this amp for a year and I've had no problems with it.

Value:
As i said, you get what you paid for.

Desirability:
It has its own look that I like.

Sound:
This amp puts out a nice clean sound and gives you what you pay for. If your looking for a perfect sounding amp, this is pretty close to what you're looking for.

Support:
Havent had any problems

Overall:
I've been playing guitar for 3 years and this amp is a good intermediate amp that I enjoy using just to get me a nice sound whenever I feel like jamming.

Feature:
it's a not a big amp , but the MG30DFX is bigger then the Fender Frontman 25R that i checked. has many knobs :) Why the power cable can't be disconnect from the amplifier !?!?!? it's terible to me becuase i must use a special correlation to connect the amplifier to the power soket :(

Quality:
Very good quality of wood it made. the amp is heavy (11kg!) and massive the front panel looks beautifully.

Sound:
Well, it's a very nice amp, the clean channel sounds very warm. The Overdrive is very strong.. I think that its sounds very good if you play Punk or Grunge style (like Nirvana). The effects sounds very good I like the Chorus and the Reverb... The Delay is also good for the beginner. I think that this amp should have a Middle knob in the clean channel (also in the overdrive chanell even there's a Counter knob). The last - The clean channel is not louder at all.

Ease of Use:
Easy to use ! in the amp's box there is a helpful book with suggested settings

Support:
Doesn't have any problems with Marshall yet.

Overall:
VERY good amplifier for the electric guitar beginner!!

Feature:
All the effects are pretty good for free I'd say.

Quality:
Best practice amp I've owned.

Value:
Good value. A little too much though.

Sound:
The sound quality is amazing. I nly wish it had a footswitch.

Ease of Use:
Very easy to use. All the knobs are easy to read and use.

Support:
Have not even needed to call.

Overall:
This product is great for any types of music. Especially for those who like to make new noises with the effects.

Feature:
The 4 digital effects are very simple to use and they sound great.

Quality:
Safely packed in two boxes, it was blemish free.

Value:
This amp is worth very penny. Okay so your not going to play The Garden with it but it's loud enough to play small clubs with a reasonable drummer.

Desirability:
Hey man lets not get carried away, it's a little amp for God's sake but it works great and sounds better then great.

Sound:
Outstanding. This little amp rocks.

Ease of Use:
They couldn't be any simpler

Support:
Can't really coment on support. Haven'y had any problems requiring a call for support

Overall:
You can't afford not to buy it. If your looking for a small amp to practice through and play an occasional gig with, look not farther.

I originally bought a Fender Champ 30 for home use, but returned it when I discovered that the headphone jack was not wired properly. The Marshall has more features and puts out good sound for the money. I use it as a house amp and play with headphones frequently; if you intend to use it this way, be aware that the volume range is much lower using the headphone jack. This may reflect an effort on the part of Marshall to prevent users from wrecking their hearing, or it may be a quirk of the one I bought.