Marshall MG10G

Good overdrive

Out of every beginner amp, this Marshall MG10G is the best one for overdrive channel. The clean sounds are okay but do the job very well. Has every basic feature you need including input and output for headphones and to play along with backing track.

An okey solution for a small room , but not much else.

I recently got back into the electric guitar after years of hiatus. Used to have a 15 Watt Line 6 Spider that had all the goodies a guitarist would ever need. Bass Mid and Treble , dedicated channels for soft or hard distortion and effects of all kinds.

Obviously I knew this amp would be simple and minimalistic , and indeed , for the purposes of just studying , the clean channel is absolutely fine. The distortion channel however is not. Gain cranked all the way up and it barely qualifies for distortion. More like overdrive. I am also not a fan of the Contour knob at all. Supposedly it changes the overall tone by manipulating the Mids , whether that's true or not , all I know is that just one knob is not enough to get my sound where I want it.

Good looking, cheap, but...

Wouldn't buy again. Didn't like the sound. If you want a Marshall amp, don't be cheap like me :)

Better buy a 300€ Marshall

You really can’t blame the product at this price point, you get amazing value. There’s no discussion, product is well made, and it will be enough to practice if you’ve never played before. If you played just a little on a big Marshall, forget this product. I bought it because i needed a small practice amp, it’s just too small. I ended up returning it and bought a 300€ lamp, just a bit bigger, but with the classic Marshall sound.

Simple great sounding amp

Having played guitar through DI box / audio interfaces and a virtual amp for last 10 years, I decided to treat myself with a small amp, just to get some sweet clean sound. And I did. As soon as I played a note via clean channel, my wife commented it sounds awesome, so that means something. The overdrive is also great, you can tweak the sound via contour knob. The only downside is that it's a bit too loud (but not a dealbreaker for me - I keep volume between 0 and 1 and sounds just right for my small apartment). Also, it may be a bit too simple if you're really looking for something with FX loop, EQ and reverb... But that's not my case - I can always find my way around. Also the Marshall design looks great on my table.

Great vfm practice amp

I use it mainly for metal and it has great gain on it

Amazing beginner amp

Great cheap practise amp for anyone wanting to get into playing electric guitar. While lacking in the features department, it certainly delivers in sound, especially considering the cheap price tag. Also, it looks great, though that's a personal preference.

Good for a complete beginner like me

At first, I didn't like the amp, because there was always a hum. I hunted around on the internet for a solution. I found that I shouldn't be plugging the amp into an extension cord and that I should upgrade the guitar cable I used. When I did these things the hum dropped to an acceptable level. I also dropped the volume down to about 2 on both the clean and overdrive channels. This also helped control the hum. The amp sounded good in overdrive with the gain cranked up to 8, the contour at 2 1/2 and the volume at 2. The amp is plenty loud at these settings for use in an upstairs office space. Now I'm happy with the amp. Great for a beginner like me.

Perfect for playing in an apartment

It's a small Marshall amp that behaves as you would expect. And when switched off, it's a really cool interior element that always puts a smile on my face. Since I don't need additional features that other amps might have, this one is perfect for me.

A great budget amp

Great amp with good overdrive and clean sound