anyone have any experience with this amp, is it good?
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Funny, I just got back from running sound for some friends of mine that have a metal band. This is exactly the equipment the guitar player was using. For guitars he had a Jackson and Ibanez.
I was not overly impressed with the sound. It was a little harsh. But it wasn't the amp, it was the guitarist's settings.
It definitely sounded Marshall. It cut through pretty good on lead which was surprising. I have always thought Marshall amps sound best for rhythm guitar. They tend to drop out on lead. But I could hear this well.
I think great sounds are possible out of this amp.
My 2 cents
Wes
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Haven't played it but I heard one being played and was not impressed. It's Marshall's low end model and if you are giong to get a Marshall, at least get partial tube through the AVT.
I looked into this model not long ago, but passed just after hearing it, not even playing it
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I have an MG100DFX head & a 200 watt AVT cab..
I have an epi les paul.
I love it.
Its prolly not the best amp in the world, but for me it was well worth the cash I payed for it. the effects aren't half bad either..
Check out Harmony-Central's user reviews..
http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/Data/Marshall/
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