Marshall Code 25

Combo for Electric Guitar

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Latest User Reviews

2 years ago

very satisfied

everything about the product is good.

I am very happy with what I got.

I am enjoying changing effects. playing different kinds of music.

it sounds good.

many features.

highly recommended.

3 years ago

The best cheap amplification ever!

Without a doubt marshall is good in guitar combos, but I didn't expect that they are so good at modeling guitar combos. First in first it looks stylish an all the features are made really well! 100 presets are even little bit too much, but all of them sounds great and reflects the title. It louder than you expect from 25 watt combo and furthermore it is an audoitnerface!

3 years ago

Bluetooth app is crap and doesnt work properly. Other than that a great all in one home amp.

3 years ago

Good deal for this money

For a small amount, you get a bunch of sound options and a powerful combo. 25W is enough for a concert in a small restaurant, it can be too loud for a home (at home I don't set more than 5% on the master).

Maybe not all virtual amps sound as good as 2000€ amps, but it doesn't cost that much either. You can find a comparison on YouTube yourself and listen to the difference.

I like not all the amps in code, but anyway there are a lot of good ones and enough of them to get the sound I want. What I love the most is that I can take a "clean" amp and overdrive it, or make a "dirty" sound even dirtier.

Disadvantages (for me they are not critical for this money):

- Handles turn too easily. The "master" handle causes the most problems. Its value is not displayed, and the combo is very powerful for the home.

- There is no metronome. I really can’t understand why it wasn’t added, the combo already has similar functionality, it shouldn’t be very difficult code it in "Code". But as an alternative to the meter, you can connect a smartphone (3.5 jack or bluetooth)

- Not very convenient to use the tuner. It seems to respond slowly to changes in string frequency.

- The first connection of an android smartphone causes problems, but then everything is fine. I had to google to figure it out.

3 years ago

BEST combo!!!

A lot of effects, like a processor… Oh yeah, that's literally a processor! U can connect to computer via usb and create a full track! Enough power even for stage performances; No background.

I advise everyone!

4 years ago

Worst Amp ever

Amp is not the best Bluetooth connection not so good, great company quick shipment

4 years ago

Great beginner amp

This thing is a real little beauty.

It sounds amazing,you can use youre smartfone to adjust just about anything ,download the Marshall app and download presets from other users ,it has good support.

Would def. recomment it for home use and light stage.

4 years ago

best small amp i've ever had

I'll start with the one minor con it has: there's a learning curve to it. But it makes it very fun. You have full control of every amp, pre-amp, cabinet, effect, backing track, all on its tiny display or from the app controlled via bluetooth.

Had trouble connecting my phone the first time, but now it autoconnects to my phone every time i turn it on and works like a bluetooth speaker.

The app looks like it was made in 2012, but it works well and has a simple UI despite it being a bit primitive. But you can control everything from the app. Everything.

The amp carries about 100 presets which you can modify and save as you please. You can also have another 100 different presets on your phone. Easy to edit, save and play. Plus the wide range of presets offered online by marshall fans, which you download. You will need a USB cable for that, which is not provided.

The amp is loud, has the richest variety of sounds i've heard and beyond different styles, it contains a version of almost every amp marshall has ever released. It's a nice walk down history of guitar lane.

Again, always a lot prettier in person. It has a great look and feel with the bronze finish on top and all the flickering lights from each button. The rest of the design is simple and clean and the whole package has a very sturdy feel to it.

If I'm ever not recommending the Marshall Code25 then it's because I'm recommending the Marshall Code50 or a bigger version of it.

4 years ago

for practice only

Not bad modeling amp, but only for practice at low volume. It gets a boxy and fake sounding at high volumes. Many features , but in my opinion useless , it would be better with fewer features and more useable. The speaker a cheap 10" with rinny magnet.

4 years ago

Great amp for practice and small concerts

I am very surprised with this amplifier. In fact, with its functionality both beginners and pros will be completely satisfied with it.

Pros:

-100 presets for any genre of music

-a bunch of amplifiers and pre-amps

- the necessary minimum of effects and settings for them

-the ability to connect the amplifier to the phone via bluetooth and to the computer via mini USB

-may be quiet

-may be loud

-easy to carry with you

cons:

-doesn't have

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Marshall
  • Released in 2016
  • Average price : $206
  • Power rating: 25 Watt
  • Equipped with 1x 10" loudspeaker
  • 100 Adjustable presets
  • 14 Preamp models
  • 4 Power amp models
  • 8 Loudspeaker models
  • 24 Professional effects
  • Up to 5 effects at the same time
  • Bluetooth & USB connection available
  • Marshall Gateway app compatible
  • Headphones out
  • Line in
  • Tuner
  • Dimensions : 350mm x 340mm x 215mm
  • Weight : 6.1kg
  • Matching equippment: programmable foot switch (not included)
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