I love the tone on this amp, it's very versitile and can go from classy sounding tube overdrive to an extreme new marshall distortion. Amp 2's OD2 has enough gain for anyone, I have to keep the gain set on 5 and I play metal!

This thing is packed full of great features like the Solo Boost, the indivisual FX Volume for each amp, and the simulated speaker out for recording and live sound.

It's a Marshall, and they are tanks! This amp looks just as sold as any other Marshall I have ever seen, plus its a hybrid so no worrying about the power tubes!

This truly is a great deal. It might be a little hard on the pocket book for some but it is packed for of some many great things for the modern guitar player. It more or less has 4 diffrent Marshall amps all in one.

Never had to deal with Marshall themselves but any Marshall dealer will service the amps and all of them I have dealt with rocked.

I would have to say this is best looking Marshall ever, it just screams at you.

Melodic hardcore/metal

This amp rocks... I read a review by someone stating they had volume problems changing channals adn so did I untill I read the manual. and saw how marshall uses "sweet spots" on the gain controll to level out the diffrence from clean to distored. I now with the use of the foot controller can go from sparkaling cleans to heavy heavy distortion. I gave it a 9 for sound beacue I still feel that an all tube amp produces a better clean sound but I have not heard a better distortion. not to say the clean is bad it's exeptional. I just like the JCM 800 a little better for clean. but compare it to the mesa triple rectifier .. this amp is on par if not better ( I personly feel I get better tones from the marshall) and it cost less.

Digital Reverb included with a kill switch. nothing makes paying odd timing sound tighter than turning off the reverd. the effects loop adjustable from paralel to serial by adjusting the effect level is a awesome addition with each "amp have its own reverb and effect setting". this is a veristile amp

its a marshall... please

better pried than mesa boogie but for beginners Randall rm200 sounds great.. i've used the 100 watt version for 15 years and I'm just now spending the money.

5 year warrenty and 3 years on tubes and speakers .. compare it .. any one

yes I bought it

every thing from CCR to tool and Slayer

i would like to know more about how to chaining the head to other effects racks and what type of racks i can use with it and still use the footswitch to clean & and distortio

footswitch and speaker cable

great casing

yes, i know heads are not cheap but im in a band, and i am willing to spend money on great equipment!!!

would like to be able to talk with someone about it more and the things i can chain with it , multiple heads etc... if there is anybody that could contact me ,please do so tues or wed 1 928 565 3656 ask for david or mail me with the info at 3493 Houck rd Golden valley AZ 86413 I PAID $1200 For it and didnt even get a manual on it or other product info to go with it.

i went for the best sounding head i could find in a marshall head not just the looks, but the MOST DISTORTION I COULD FIND to the cleanest sounds.i tried out at least 50 different heads

20 years of guitar

neo classical to hard rock & alternative

Fine for the first time or professional musician

Intelligent design

never been drawn to a guitar head like this. A real hybrid is the change needed.

Rock

The versatility of this amp is awesome. You can get about any sound and the louder you turn it the better it is. If you keep it on level 1 or 2 it still sounds good but when you turn it to 3 or more it has a punch you in the gut sound. I can't tell you how many people have commented on the sound of the amp but the pickups have a little to do with it also. If you play with a cheap pickup your sound will not be what you want it to be. Play with some Seymour Custom Customs in the bridge and you'll love it. The only complaint I have is, I have to much hum but if I play through the Active EMG 81's I have none. Not sure why but no matter what guitar I play with (except for actives) it hums way to much. I have about 25 guitars with all kinds of different pickup configurations and they all hum except with EMG's.

Pretty much get all of the sounds that you get from a tube. It has no effects built in like some solid state but I wouldn't want that. That's what pedals are for. I like the solo boost on the pedal. It's very handy on stage.

I don't understand why some people say it's hard to figure this amp out because it is quite easy for me. The six button footswitch is great for stage use and because of the 2 volumes and the master you can keep your sound at the same level when switching your buttons.

Had a house fire a year ago and it made it through it and it is still sounding strong. Cross my fingers, I would buy another.

When these were brand new I thought they were a little high around $1200 to $1300 but I got mine for about$900 which was ok. Today you can usually find used for about $500 and I think that is a steal for 350 watts.

Haven't had to use and it is 5 years old. It comes with 5 year warranty.

has a great sound live. DO NOT USE FOR RECORDING. We tried for hours to get this thing to sound decent for recording. The only way you're gonna get this thing to sound good is to turn it the f*** up. We switched to a JCM2000.

Lots of cool little knobs

Easy to use, but like any amp, it takes time to understand how it works and know what sounds good.

Good quality like anything I've used from marshall.

It's competitively priced, but I don't just use it live. I need a versitile amp.

This amp totally blew me away.. i got it nd had questions about the sound.. at first it doesnt sound that hot but don't panic.. it takes a while to really understand how to set it up.. it took alot of time playing with the knobs to get the sound you want.. but trust me.. you can find it with this amp. once you set it up right.. it will be the best amp you ever played.

4 modes !! reverb nd solo.. tune muter.. it has everything you need.. if you want more just get some pedals

its easey to put togther .. but its diffult to find the sound you want.. it takes alot of patience nd times but it pays off .nd you will get the perfect metal sound you want

great price

i looked at the website.. it even plays some settigns on it !

you need this

If you take each sound it is capable of and tweak it, the sounds are great and loud, loud, loud. The clean is good and doesn't break up the overdrive 2 on the left amp is jcm800ish and good. The other amp on the right side is mesa ish and more gain than you'll ever NEED.

If you are looking for a mesa sounding kickass amp this one has reverb which is a plus on the mesa, and it has a solo button FINALLY! Great! Now-the problem with the amp that holds me back from buying it is if you go from clean to OD2 on the same side (left) same amp, the volume boost is way too much!! If you go from OD1 to OD2 on the right side you get the same thing... TOO much volume boost. I mean they almost had it right. Four channels(it boasts these as modes) but only two volume controls. You cannot utilize all four "modes" in a live situation without going back to your amp and fiddling around with the volume controls. If there is a fix I would love to know and I am e-mailing marshall to find out if there is one. If not-here I come mesa triple.

I'd give it a higher rating because it truly is built well but part of quality is making sure everything works well. And the volume problem is a quality problem. The other thing is there are only 2 tubes in the whole thing one pre-amp on each amp. So basically it's like a valve-state on each side.

Again if the volume problem wasn't there I would put this on par with a mesa triple or dual recto but at CAN$1000 less!! But if it doesn't work right then I can't say that it's much of a deal. Enless you only use 2 sounds all night.

Don't own it. But have a marshall and it they are pretty good.

Very attractive looking amp and the fact that it has 350 watts is great but...same as above.

Rock, Blues, Heavy