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Slasher
09-05-2003, 03:40 PM
I've been lookin at the MG 30 Dfx. I'm really considering gettin one. For the price I think it looks a pretty good deal. What you guys think about it?
(bear in mind I have a Peavy Rage 158, a crappy 15 watt thing)
Slasher
09-06-2003, 06:25 AM
Reverb, delay, chorus and flange.
Axl_Rose
09-06-2003, 05:12 PM
Dood, take it from me, Ive had many marshalls, from 10 watt combos to full stacks. Thee best marshall is the AVT100 combo!! In the UK they are about £300 ($500) or £200 (350) on ebay. Its powerful and there room for expansion, you can hook it up to one Cab. I used mine with a 1960 4 by 12 and it sounded unreal. The digital effects so far as reverb as spot on.. esp. if your into Slash!
Slasher
09-07-2003, 12:01 PM
I've only got like £120 to spend
BleedBlsSdmf
09-11-2003, 03:49 PM
I did not play that model of amp, but I have played some MG series of amps, and personally i wasn't too impressed. I prefer the full valve amps, or the valvestate hybrids to the marshall solid state myself, and if i was you, i would save up and get a decent little tsl/avt combo or something.
saltrock
09-11-2003, 08:01 PM
SLASHER, I WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO RECOMMEND THE MARSHALL AVT SERIES. I OWN THE AVT50 HEAD MYSELF. AND BELIEVE ME, IT ROCKS. I THINK THE AVT SERIES IS JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE EXPENSIVE BUT NOT TO MUCH MORE. BUT FOR PRICE, IT SOUNDS JUST LIKE ONE OF THE MARSHALL ALL-TUBE TYPE AMPLIFIERS, AND IT WILL ROCK YOUR WORLD.
nasum_human
09-12-2003, 06:52 PM
I personally would recommend steering away from marshall and opting for a roland cube 30, they have the same digital FX, 7 amp models, twin channel, seperate CD input, even an acoustic simulator, the sounds are very useable and it's loud enough to make your balls rattle!
Slasher
09-13-2003, 07:15 AM
How much would a roland set me back?
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