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Marshall MG50DFXCombo Amp Review!Marshall MG50DFX There are nine in the series, and they are the way for musicians to get that great Marshall tone and power without paying as much as they would have previously. 
These new amps, such as Marshall's MG50DFX combine digital aspects with traditional ones to create a traditional sound with modern convenience and budget pricing. Surprisingly, these hybrid amplifiers sound pretty great! There is a little thing in the MG Series amps that makes them sound almost like the powerful all-valve amps of the “top shelf” music market, and that is the FDD circuitry. FDD stands for “Frequency Dependent Damping.” This means that these inexpensive amps sound and “feel” much like the more expensive ones that are so popular. There are a few more features that all the amps in the MG Series (the MG50DFX, MG100DFX, and others)…
There are some models that offer digital effects, including Chorus/Delay, Delay, Chorus, Reverb, and Flange. Marshall's MG50DFX is a great middle-of-the-lane model that is compact enough to carry around, and perfect for practicing at home, or in your garage. This one is also powerful and loud enough to be good for gigs. Turned up, it still sounds good, and will rattle neighbor’s windows. There are plenty of good artists out there who play some good-sized gigs and still use Marshall's MG50DFX, because it has followed them from novice to success, and still fits in the trunk of the car. Tell us what you know about this ampUpload your images, or send us the url to your video. We'll embed it on this page, and give you plenty of feedback. Marshall MG50DFX to Marshall Amps |