Marshall MG50GFX Guitar Combo Amplifier (1x12", 50 Watts)

Crank 50 mean watts out of the angry MG50GFX. Select from the Clean, Crunch, OD 1, and OD 2 channels -- and add in an effect -- to sculpt righteous tones.

Overview

Don't be fooled by their simplicity -- the Marshall MG50GFX Guitar Combo Amplifier delivers a range of classic and modern tones, with all the essential features that players need, and so much more. All the amps in this range are fitted with an emulated headphone output to make silent practice easier than ever.

Features:

- Custom 12 inch speaker
- Modern digital effects
- Emulated headphone output
- Manual & preset channel modes
- Clean, Crunch, OD1, OD2 channels
- On-board tuner

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Specs

- Model: MG50FX
- Range: MG Gold
- Technology: Solid State
- Channels: 4 (store and recall)
- Output wattage: 50w
- Outputs: 1 x 3.5mm jack headphone output
- Inputs: 1 x 1/4" jack instrument input, 1 x 3.5mm Aux in

Controls:
- Gain
- Clean/crunch select
- Bass
- OD1/OD2 select
- Middle, Treble, Reverb, Volume, Tuner, Tap, Store, FX select, Master volume

Effects:
- Reverb
- Phaser
- Flanger
- Delay
- Chorus

Effects loop: Yes, Send/Return
Speaker configuration: 1 x 12"
Speaker model: Custom speakers (8", 50w)
Unit impedance: 8"
Cable: Fixed power cable included

Dimensions:
- Weight 16.6 (kg)
- Width 520 (mm)
- Height 505 (mm)
- Depth 280 (mm)

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 47.5 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 25 x 22 x 13 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): MG50GFX-US

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-877-6863

Reviews

(3 ratings)

Submitted March 8, 2023 by Bob H in Dayton, OH

"Great Sounding Amp but limited instructions"

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Bought the Marshall mG50fx about 8 months ago along with a Classic Gibson Les Paul from Zzounds, and love them BOTH. The amp has a wide variety of sounds from distortion to reverb to clean, and I have no idea why some claim they cannot dial it in, unless perhaps they didn't read the VERY limited manual that accompanies the amp. Unfortunately, the manual is VERY limited and therein may lie a problem (Marshall should provide more detailed instructions as opposed to leaving it to the purchaser to find their sounds) and some experimentation is required. Having bought the amp, I am now purchasing the Marshall stomp pedal so that once I do get my sound correct I can program it in to the pedal for immediate recall, and it would also be nice if the manual that comes with the amp would address that as well. Having said all that, I'm VERY please with the product just not so much with the accompanying lack of detailed descriptions of settings. Hope this is helpful.