Which applications is the Marshall MG30 GFX suitable for?

This 30-watt guitar combo is suitable for home practice, rehearsals, studio recording and smaller performances. Its 10-inch speaker and versatile sound options make it useful for beginners and more experienced guitarists.

Which basic sounds does the amplifier provide?

The Marshall MG30 GFX features four channels: Clean, Crunch, OD1 and OD2. These provide a choice of clear tones, lightly driven sounds and stronger overdrive for different musical styles.

Which effects are built into the amplifier?

The integrated effects include reverb, chorus, phaser, flanger and delay. They provide a range of sound-shaping options without requiring additional pedals for these basic effects.

Can personalised settings be stored?

Yes, the Preset mode uses a Channel Memory function to save preferred sound settings. In Manual mode, the sound corresponds directly to the current positions of the amplifier controls.

Which connections are available for practising?

The MP3 or line input allows backing tracks to be played from a suitable audio source. A headphone output is also provided for quiet practice without using the internal speaker.

Marshall MG30 GFX

Name: Marshall MG30 GFX
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 260658
Price: 179.00 EUR
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Marshall MG30 GFX Product Details

The MG30GFX combines Marshall’s famous solid-state tonal circuitry with modern digital FX. Choose from Reverb, Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Delay (tap-tempo) and Octave (fixed).

There are four channels, Clean, Crunch, OD1 and OD2, which when in manual mode operate like any ‘normal’ amp. When in preset mode, whatever settings you dial-in can be stored, so that when you switch to that channel, those settings will be recalled.

The MG30GFX has a bigger sound than the MG15CFX with slightly lower frequency response, and is loaded with a 30 Watt, 10” Custom speaker.

Features:

Model: MG30GFX
Range: MG Gold Fibre
Technology: Solid State
Channels: 4
Wattage 30W
Iunputs: 1 (+Audio)
Controle: Gain, Volume, Bass Middle, Treble, Revers, FX Select, Master, Channel Select x 2, Tap, Store
Outpur Power: 30W
Weight (kg:) 10.8

Specs:

Channels: 4
Effect Processor: yes
Power: 30 W
Equipment: 1 x 10
Amplification: Solid State
Amp Type: E-Guitar Combo
Headphone Out: yes
digital modelling: yes
Type: Amps
Theme: Guitars and Basses

Instruction manual / Safety instructions:

Manual (3.71 MB)

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Question:	Which applications is the Marshall MG30 GFX suitable for?
Answer:	This 30-watt guitar combo is suitable for home practice, rehearsals, studio recording and smaller performances. Its 10-inch speaker and versatile sound options make it useful for beginners and more experienced guitarists.
Question:	Which basic sounds does the amplifier provide?
Answer:	The Marshall MG30 GFX features four channels: Clean, Crunch, OD1 and OD2. These provide a choice of clear tones, lightly driven sounds and stronger overdrive for different musical styles.
Question:	Which effects are built into the amplifier?
Answer:	The integrated effects include reverb, chorus, phaser, flanger and delay. They provide a range of sound-shaping options without requiring additional pedals for these basic effects.
Question:	Can personalised settings be stored?
Answer:	Yes, the Preset mode uses a Channel Memory function to save preferred sound settings. In Manual mode, the sound corresponds directly to the current positions of the amplifier controls.
Question:	Which connections are available for practising?
Answer:	The MP3 or line input allows backing tracks to be played from a suitable audio source. A headphone output is also provided for quiet practice without using the internal speaker.