Tip- what ever you do don't put your wah in the case with the rest ;) The pedal takes some getting to know, but for quick effects changes it's not as good as using a normal channel changer or a effects pedal (there seem's to be a tiny delay in the channel change?

Compressor, distortion, auto-wah, pitch shifter, chorus, flanger, phaser and tremolo on top of the studio-quality reverbs and tap tempo delays. The JVM Series from Marshall is the most comprehensive range of professional, all-valve amplifiers ever offered. Due to the delicate nature and weight of this lovely amplifier, we are sadly not offering postage for it.Like the MG30GFX, the Marshall MG50GFX boasts four programmable channels - Clean, Crunch, OD-1 and OD-2 - which switch instantly and seamlessly. On the iconic gold-plated front panel of these beauties you'll find an array of satisfying, responsive controls. This means that when it does not suits my needs, either it goes back to Thomann or straight on second hand market.

With four channels, three-band EQ and a range of digital FX, the MG50 lets you take control of your tone. They're renowned for using valve (or tube) technology, meaning nearly every Marshall guitar amp, like the celebrated JVM210H 100W, has a warm, thick, organic tone which sounds absolutely huge. At the core of the MG50GFX combo amp’s tone however is analogue circuitry so you get the best of both old-school and new-school features.In addition, the Tilt control allows you to blend in a second, more treble-rich voice with the normal one, which was achieved on the classic 1987 and 1959 models by bridging the inputs. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.