Marshall - MG30GFX
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The Marshall MG30GFX is a 30-watt electric guitar combo amplifier that delivers authentic Marshall tone with modern flexibility. Featuring a full digital effects section, footswitchable channel storage and recall, and instrument and auxiliary inputs, this amp is perfect for guitarists looking for a powerful and versatile rig. Its compact size and headphone output make it ideal for personal practice, while its power is ample for live performances in intimate spaces.
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Presentation
The Marshall MG30GFX is a combo amplifier for electric guitar that combines the power and legendary sound quality of Marshall in a compact and convenient format.
This 30-watt amp, suitable for both home practice and small gigs, offers a wealth of tones and remarkable flexibility for guitarists of all levels.
With an impedance of 4 ohms and equipped with a 10-inch speaker, the MG30GFX delivers the clear and powerful sound that is characteristic of the Marshall brand.
Guitarists can choose between 2 basic channels, which are transformed into 4 channels thanks to the use of the optional Marshall MG Stompware footswitch, allowing custom configurations to be easily stored and recalled.
The integrated digital effects section is particularly versatile, offering effects such as Chorus, Delay, Phaser and Flanger, enriching your sound without the need for external pedals.
The digital reverb offers two options: Studio Plate for a subtle, clean resonance, and a spring reverb emulation for a deeper, more traditional effect.
The MG30GFX also features a tap tempo function, allowing players to sync the delay effects to the tempo of their playing. The three-band EQ provides precise control over bass, mids and treble, ensuring the guitarist can sculpt the sound to their preference or the demands of the song being played.
Inputs include a standard 1/4" jack for guitar and a mini jack for connecting an MP3 or phone, ideal for playing along with backing tracks. The headphone output provides a convenient solution for quiet practice sessions.
Finished in classic black and gold, the Marshall MG30GFX is sure to look stylish, and its rugged construction ensures it will withstand the wear and tear of frequent transport and live performances.
This 30-watt amp, suitable for both home practice and small gigs, offers a wealth of tones and remarkable flexibility for guitarists of all levels.
With an impedance of 4 ohms and equipped with a 10-inch speaker, the MG30GFX delivers the clear and powerful sound that is characteristic of the Marshall brand.
Guitarists can choose between 2 basic channels, which are transformed into 4 channels thanks to the use of the optional Marshall MG Stompware footswitch, allowing custom configurations to be easily stored and recalled.
The integrated digital effects section is particularly versatile, offering effects such as Chorus, Delay, Phaser and Flanger, enriching your sound without the need for external pedals.
The digital reverb offers two options: Studio Plate for a subtle, clean resonance, and a spring reverb emulation for a deeper, more traditional effect.
The MG30GFX also features a tap tempo function, allowing players to sync the delay effects to the tempo of their playing. The three-band EQ provides precise control over bass, mids and treble, ensuring the guitarist can sculpt the sound to their preference or the demands of the song being played.
Inputs include a standard 1/4" jack for guitar and a mini jack for connecting an MP3 or phone, ideal for playing along with backing tracks. The headphone output provides a convenient solution for quiet practice sessions.
Finished in classic black and gold, the Marshall MG30GFX is sure to look stylish, and its rugged construction ensures it will withstand the wear and tear of frequent transport and live performances.
Other features
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Marshall MG30GFX
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Electric guitar combo
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Power: 30 watts
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Impedance: 4 ohms
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Inputs: 6.35 mm jack + minijack to connect an MP3/phone
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Headphone output
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2 channels / 4 channels (storable and controllable using the optional pedal)
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Digital effects section (Chorus, Delay, Phaser, Flanger)
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Digital Reverb (Studio Plate and spring reverb emulation)
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Tap tempo
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3-band EQ
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Speaker: 1 x 10”
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Finish: black / gold
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Dimensions: 480 x 420 x 225 mm
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Weight: 10.8 kg
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Optional Marshall MG Stompware pedal
To find out more...
Drummer Jim Marshall is at the origin of the myth. In 1960, he opened a small music store in London, where he sold drums and gave lessons.
This was the explosion of British blues, a local interpretation of black American music, which arrived in the GIs' packs in the 50s.
Drummers came to Marshall with guitarists, who encouraged him to also sell guitars and amps, which were difficult to find elsewhere. Among them were young rockers like Pete Townsend, not yet in The Who, and Ritchie Blackmore, the future Deep Purple.
Marshall welcomed them with open arms and quickly, his small store became the meeting place for musicians who were fans of the devil's music. They talked and recruited each other there.
The sound of the amps available at the time did not suit all these musicians who asked Jim Marshall to create equipment for them, playing louder and more distorted. With his technician and an apprentice, they designed and built prototypes. The first tube guitar amplifier made for rock'n roll came out in 1962, already with that unique, warm and powerful sound.
This was the explosion of British blues, a local interpretation of black American music, which arrived in the GIs' packs in the 50s.
Drummers came to Marshall with guitarists, who encouraged him to also sell guitars and amps, which were difficult to find elsewhere. Among them were young rockers like Pete Townsend, not yet in The Who, and Ritchie Blackmore, the future Deep Purple.
Marshall welcomed them with open arms and quickly, his small store became the meeting place for musicians who were fans of the devil's music. They talked and recruited each other there.
The sound of the amps available at the time did not suit all these musicians who asked Jim Marshall to create equipment for them, playing louder and more distorted. With his technician and an apprentice, they designed and built prototypes. The first tube guitar amplifier made for rock'n roll came out in 1962, already with that unique, warm and powerful sound.
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