Sounds great from playing Jimmy Page to Gary Moore to Slash.......... Very powerful amp will blow you away.Very warm tone for the clean setting so great for any blues or jazz player.

Dual reverb (each channel independent), the best amp I've ever owned and heard.

Its built like a Rhino, will outlast me............

You get what you pay for.......

Never had a problem, so I have to give it a "10"

Great design, make you look a good as you sound

Changed from career to hobby

Rock and Blues

after 36 yrs of playing, 20 yrs on a pro basis, i like this amp better than any i have owned. finally a marshall that is not only control-able at low volume but has a great clean sound good enough to play serious country if you need to. i have never been an effects man but have used pedals in the past. just throw the damn things away.this amp has so much great guitar tone that if you know how to play pedals are not necessary for most music. i suggest that if you buy this amp make certain that you pair it up with a 1960 av vintage cabinet. use a srat on the classic clean channel and get a great poppy country sound. swith to ultra gain 1 and rock!!!this amp works well with my paul as well, but the weaker single coil pick-ups allow the player to crank the amp more which i like.

standard foot switch. works well...the reverb is this amps are the weakest feature. fender has a much better reverb, but a much weaker sound..

i have owned several marshall amps. all seem to be satisfactory in quality

all amps are expensive . this one seems to be a good value all things considered

i have not contacted support

this is a good looking amp, however i bought it strictly for the tone..i would like to note that the 4x12 bottom allows 2 of the speakers to point upwards, thus no need to set the amp up on a stand tabe,chair,etc.

active musician

rock,country

As far as tone is concerned, the DSL100 and TSL100 are amazing. They're really thick, ballsy and a the same time really smooth. They'll never have as much gain as a mesa, however, they do rock. Great sound.

Marshall definately kept it simple, there's only two channels, but the e.q. is simple and the tone shift allows you to really customize your sound. Reverb is really clean too.

No problems yet. small tear in the vinyl, my fault. Build solid, haven't had to change the tubes yet.

Definately a better value than Mesa, but still only for serious guitar players who want a great sound.

No service needed yet.

Classic marshall style. Looks like brit-pop and rocks like grindcore. fan-damn-tastic.

indie rock/hard rock

I always liked the Marshall sound from Zeppelin to Slash, than I read Gary Moore plays thru these and was sold.

I got rid of my distortion boxes after I purchased this.

Built to last

Great value, its considered an investment

never needed support so its a "10" as well

I already got it, don't want anything else

Previous active, now just jamming and recording on my own

Rock - Blues

This amp is a monster! I played through Mesa Boogies, Peaveies, Soldanos, and Fenders and this amp just sounds better than them. It has an amazing low end but also responds very well to higher pitched notes. The clean channel is also very good. You can use this amp for everything from Earth, Wind, and Fire to Metallica.

What more do you need??? It has an amazing clean channel and it has an amazing distorted channel and it has built in reverb. It also comes with a footswitch. For me, it is perfect.

...a two year old could operate this amp...its very simple, but it still has enough features on it and it can produce many sounds...it is once again, perfect.

So far, I have had nothing go wrong with and the amp seems reliable. It seems very sturdy and solid and has no "flimsy" or delicate parts to it that I can see.

It is worth every dollar spent. I would not trade this amp in for anything. Yes, it is expensive, but it is totally worth the money.

I am not sure...nothing has gone wrong with my amp.

It has a very good "I want it" value. The Marshall head just looks menacing, plus, you can brag about it and no one will be able to say anything about your amp. lol. But seriously, the Marshall name and the fact that almost every great guitarest has used and/or owns a Marshall makes this amp "just that much better."

Classic Marshall sound. Good classic rock overdrive and decent clean...not great.

Should be able to set different tones for each channel (can do with reverb but not freq).

...even a caveman could do it.

Been in the shop twice....need I say more?

Gives you what you want and is louder than you will ever need.

I'm out of warranty...no idea.

Come on...it's a classic tube Marshall!

it sounds bloody great. the first time i played it in the shop i used a jeff hanneman esp, and i sware with emgs and the gain cranked on this thing, it seriously blows a recto away. its tight, focussed, and just seems to bite back harder the harder you hit it. responsiveness, that is what this amp is all about. i also used a tokai love rock and managed to get a beautiful singing crunch out of the crunch setting on classic gain. a real valve tone, that even an army of distortion pedals cant begin to mimick, let alone represent. great clean as well, not as weak and distorted as past marshalls ive used. it goes from death chunk metallica 80's stuff to hendrixian biting, back to 60's cream rock. great stuff

i love the features, especially the dual reverb, because i always use a little more reverb clean than distorted. my only gripe is no separate EQ sections, but this is no big deal as i use an eq pedal if i want a mid boost, or as to do it the other way round, a mid cut. other than that, 4 channels is great, and its so easy to use, just plug in and nearly instantly have the tone you want.

i cant rate here as ive had mixed reviews on marshall quality. this one thankfully has lasted 2 years no problems. its heavy as, and is solid. i always run my marshall away from the wall with a fan behind it just in case a tube or two combust!

you get what you pay for. you want a marshall you know you will have to fork out. think of it as a major investment, not an expense. you wont want to sell it, unless you like muddy rectifiers or overprocessed peaveys with no open valve roar

never even spoken to marshall, and went back to nz rockshops to say how much i love it and how it was worth a mighty. good stuff

its a marshall. everyones heard of marshall, even the girls who crowd around it. it has appeal, but i dont wish to make love to it, that would be kinda messy and disturbing. it does look nice, the black on gold never gets old, EVER!

the sound is great, good in clean channel, better in the ultra. It produces a lot of power and good sound. A great amplifier if you like rock, metal and stuff like that.

It will be better if the reverb was footswitchable.

a very good look, perfect construccion.

Its a very good price.

rock , metal , progressive rock.