Feature:
All the features you want for all types of music. Didn't get a footswitch but ordered one off zZounds for $29.99.

Quality:
Haven't had it long but seems to be well built.

Value:
Compared to similar amps with the same features, I'd take this for the sound alone. It's my first Marshall but won't be my last.

Sound:
I've play on Peavey and Crate and as far as sound this beats them both especially the distortion is heavy and has alot of punch. Work the effects in and get hundreds of sound.

Ease of Use:
Simple to use.

Support:
Have not used any support.

Overall:
Never had a Marshall but this one was affordable and after playing it I'll be buying Marshall. Great sound. You get thundering distortion.

Feature:
Solid state,the effects are decent (delay, flanger, chorus, and reverb), but you can only use one effect at a time. No footswitch. But most folks may know this anyway.

Quality:
It's foreign made in China (at least mine was.), so it's as good as it gets. Well....,it looks like a Marshall, but it's not.

Value:
A little on the high side. If you want to try one I suggest get a used one.

Desirability:
Not hardly.

Sound:
This is a great practice amp however, don't expect much more than that. You'll be disappointed. The clean channel does what it supposed to do, you turn it up all the way, and there's plenty of headroom. The distortion channel, well you have to work with it to get the sound you want. Wait a minute...,I thought this amp was a 30 watt amp! Weak!

Ease of Use:
Easy to use, like anything you have to tweek here and there, but the sound is decent. I play clean most of the time, so I won't comment on the distortion characteristics.

Support:
Never had to use them. Didn't even have it that long.

Overall:
I've already owned one and sold it, and I must say that this amp (as I stated earlier) was nothing short of a disappointment. As I understand, the "MG" series of amps were much like that, I don't know.