Sound is sooo subjective, this cab though is warmer than say a V30 equipped one, and has the bottom thump you only get from a closed 4 x 12".

You can use it as 2 2x 12"s in a stereo rig, or hook it up mono as 4 or 16 ohms, pretty flexible.

They're not as heavy as they look! I'd say it's easier to shlep around than my Super Reverb.

Great quality, same as they've made for years, mines been gigged quite a bit and I bought a cover for it so it still looks pretty much new even after a couple of years.

It's not cheap, but it should last you a long long time.

Can't say though most of the support from music suppliers is only so so in my experience. I hear if your in the UK and can contact Marshall direct they are great to deal with, can't do that here in Canada though.

Can't beat the classic Marshall cab, especially with the purple tolex!

Blues hack

Blues/Rock

Pretty main-stream 4x12 sound. Nothing special. Chinese Celestions and chipboard structure reveal themselves when pushed hard.

Thin plastc handle cups break easily. Input jack panel broke first time out. Wheels at least don't fall off.

Ease of use? Come on.... it's a loudspeaker for cryin' out loud.

Pretty cheesey quality as mentioned. Input jack panel broke (the panel itself cracked full-length) first time out. Handle cups are thn and cheap. Partiicle-baord (press board) cabinet and rear baffle are prime examples of cost cutting measures. I will never buy any of the no-vintage garbage again. Purple tolex does not fool us nto thinking this is a cool product, Mr Marshall. Fool me once....

We get no support here.

After owning it and careful iinspection, the store can have it back.

Active Musician

Rock