"Great amp at a decent price. Quality is very good and it sounds awsome."

"5 Stars! This amp sounds perfect for Hard Rock. It does a very nice clean too but that's easy. Nearly any pro-amp can do that. Why take a Lamborghini to the grocery store? Rock this amp! I have been through a dozen amps in 30 years and this one is hands down the most focused, musical amp I have ever owned. Many other Marshalls I have owned had a great sound at ear scorching volume but the loudness made it unusable for many environments. This amp sounds the same at an entire range of volumes. The Rock Gods have answered my fervent prayers! Don't let the 50-watt power rating fool you. This amp is ultra-loud. I mean you look at it when it cranked and wonder how that much volume can come from anything! This is also a great amp for live performances due to the channel switching capabilities. It has more gain than anyone would ever need. This is the first amp that wins that statement, I actually back off the rhythm/lead gain to ¾ . This showcases the dynamics of your playing but still has a long sustain that is unbelievable. You just stand in awe because it has nothing but a guitar cable between you and it, instead of a myriad of compressors and EQ pedals. I use it through a British made Marshall 4x12 and have a Sure SKM condenser to record it. I can't say enough good stuff about Marshall everything. I played for three years on the flight deck of my aircraft-carrier (USS Constellation) for our ship's band back in the eighties with one Marshall in 115 degree heat 100 different times. I passed out but the Marshall kept going! This amp is British made the masters of rock amplification. Buy two! I will take this amp to Heaven if they let me..."

"This is one of the best purchases I've ever made. This thing is a total beast I've used it for 2 gigs since I bought it and it rips for both. I play anything from Classic rock to grunge to alt rock to metal and it does everything with ease. I either use a Les Paul or a Strat running into it with a Marshall 1936 2x12 and it just sounds incredible. But remember it is a marshall, and some people think that a JVM can sound like a Mesa or a 5150 but it doesn't it just sounds like a Marshall. It can come close tho. Some people say it feeds back a lot but it really doesn't that much. It does if you're standing 2 feet away from it but even at like 6 or 7 ft away all the feedback disappears."