Marshall MG10G 10W Electric Guitar Combo Amplifier

I bought this Marshall MG15GR and the Vox VX15GT and wow was there a significant difference. The Marshall has so much more of a rich tone with a lot of bass, making the Vox sound like a toy in comparison. The treble and middle are also great and giving a powerful rocking tone and the reverb was also really effective and authentic. For my environment, I needed an amp that can give an adrenaline rush but at a low volume so I don't bother the neighbours and this works perfectly. The controls are really effective in scaling back volume and bass without loss of quality. I use the AUX to play along with songs and backing tracks and the quality through the speaker is really good and I was honestly surprised with how good it was for such a low price. I also some times use (audio technica) headphones and it sounds great through them, allowing me to turn up the volume and receive a strong sense of power. I nearly didn't buy this amp and was just going to get the Vox but I thought I should compare the two and I am so glad I did, as the Marshall was also £20 cheaper. I didn't bother with the FX version as I don't use those features and would likely get pedals if I did, so I can't comment on those but as an amp with no effects other than reverb, it is a must buy and has a great Marshall sound on both the clean and overdrive channels. I plan to use this amp when finding a band to practice with and am confident it will be loud enough for practice and very small gigs, which has also been supported with my YouTube research, but I can only review for home use as far.

Good value for a quality make. Standard size and good versatility , sounds excellent as you'd expect with a marshall amp.

It makes a very full and full sound, I didn't expect this high quality, there is no difference in my bulb amplifatres, thank you very much

Pros: Very compact Looks like a Marshall Well made and should last Clean and a overdrive channel Low price Cons: Bit too loud for practicing in small box rooms (even on its lower clean settings). Limited EQ controls Clean channel sounds very 'bright'. Tend to hear clicky, pick-up sounds. Seems there's quite a high presence boost on the clean settings. Very short power cable. No reverb Overall: It's an OK practice amp. Marshall make awesome, legendary amps, but you realistically need to you spend £300-£400+ to get more of a quality tone. This cheap practice amp works OK. It's robust and will probably last a very long time. Its nothing to get excited about, but at the price point it's worth considering.

This is a great little practice amp with plenty of punch and volume for using at home

Excellent little practice amp. Great effects & punchy sound. Love the ‘crunch’ setting.

Great sound, great price m, classic marshall design

Great little amp, so glad I went with the 10w Marshall. Was a choice between Fender, Orange Crush and Vox. I love this little amp, and it is way louder than I expected (was initially worried). Cant only get volume to half way at most otherwise I would annoy the neighbours. Great sounding amp and very happy with the purchase.