Affordable Marshall tone in a gig-worthy rig.

The Marshall MG100HFX amp head combines 100W of raw Marshall power with the versatility of 4 storable, footswitchable channels. You also get digital effects including: reverb, chorus, flanger, phaser, and delay.

MG100HFX Amplifier Head
The MG100HFX amp head packs fully analog tone circuits, providing the distinctive Marshall tone and pure organic flexibility. Using digitally controlled analog functions, the MG4 Series MG100HFX also delivers precise control and superb flexibility without masking your guitar's own sound or making your tone sound processed and artificial.

The Marshall MG100HFX head also features a frequency-dependent damping circuit. This circuit ensures that the sound reproduces the same interaction between amplifier and speaker that occurs in professional valve amplification, making the MG100HFX amplifier sound and feel alive.

A 2-button footswitch is included, but with a Stompware 4-button footcontroller (not included), you can easily store and recall your favorite settings, playing seamlessly through your music in true professional style.

MG412 Speaker Cabinet:
The 8-ohm, 120W MG412 speaker cab is loaded with 4 x 12" custom-voiced Marshall/Celestion speakers that really crank out that authentic Marshall tone. Choose angled (MG412A) or straight (MG412B). It's designed for maximum road-readiness with reinforced corners and recessed and side bar handles.

Marshall MG4 Series MG100HFX and MG412A or MG412B Half Stack Features:

• MG100HFX Amp Head:
• Power: 100W RMS
• Channels: 4
• Stompware footswitchable (not included)
• EQ: 3-stage
• Damping: FDD onboard and additional 2-way selector
• Custom Effects: Reverb, chorus, phaser, flanger, delay
• Emulated MP3/Line in
• Emulated Headphones Out
• Effects Loop
• Dimensions: 23-3/10" W x 9-4/5" H x 10-4/5" D
• Weight: 25 lb.
  
  MG412 Cabinet:
• 4 x 12" custom-voiced Marshall/Celestion speakers
• Angled-front configuration
• 8 ohm
• Handles 120W
• 26-1/2" W x 26-1/4" H x 14" D

Order now and snag yourself true Marshall tone and power with this half-stack.

Marshall MG4 Series MG100HFX and MG412A or MG412B Half Stack

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Great Amp!!

Posted by saadi_kral from Dhaka,Bangladesh on Nov 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock,metal,blues,progressive

Its a great amp with great features.The overdrive is much better than previous models of MG series.you can really make this amp very good sounding if you have a EQ stompbox or rack EQ unit.just put the eq in the fx loop and you can get almost any tone you want.clean channel is great.so r crunch.od2 channel is a bit muddy with lacks of high.but can be sloved with the help of EQ.effects are fine.delay is great with tap tempo features.overall its a great amp for the price.

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Lets get real

Posted by Big Daddy from Illinois on Aug 20, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: club musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative

I have an original crate blue voodoo 120 and that amp has a way better tone and feel then any solid state amp made by marshall. When you play through an amp you want meat and potatoes. The meat being the tone and the potatoes being the low end woof when you chuck a chord. This marshall amp has the meat but takes expensive pick ups to give you the potatoes. If you want the amp to get meat and potatoes your guitar will need a dimarzio super distortion pick up and an air norton for the neck to get the sound most of us tube guys are looking for. Trust me i have tried all guitars with every type of pick up in them on this amp. The effects sound ok but you can tell they are week. This amp is loud enough to play small to medium size gigs but not clubs. This amp has to be drivin to hard for a big stage and makes the cab sound over drivin. That's the real scoop on this amp.

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This amp is pretty good

Posted by Anonymous from VT on Jul 27, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal

I have only been playing guitar for a little over a year and started out with an epiphone starter pack. I ordered this amp and had some trouble with shipping and backorders, but don't let that affect your purchase/review.

I lke the tone it has although I have not had any experience with tube amps. Most reviews will rag on the effects, which I found are not really that bad. You can choose reverb, delay and either chorus, flanger, or phaser. They may not be the best effects but I found that it is more the amp you should buy, and have the effects just be a bonus.

Overall it is a very nice amp and worth the money, and if I could change 1 thing it would be to give more definition to the crunch channel because I feel it is either too close to the clean or to the overdrive 1.

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Dont be afraid to take another look at the MG

Posted by play it loud from Cortland NY on Jul 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: weekend warrior

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative

I recently bought this amp to play over a drummer because my peavey classic 30 wasnt loud enough at the "sweet spot." I have always preferred the sound of a tube amp but unfortunately I wasnt willing to invest thousands. I took a chance on this amp and I must say I was surprised. It sounded good at practice volumes but when you really turn it up and work the cabinet the tone comes to life. So if you have played this amp at a guitar store you probably didnt get a great representation of what this amp can do. For those of you out there looking for an amp on a budget, listen to the reviewers who own the amp. I think it is the best value in the 500-700$ price range for a stack.

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COME ON!

Posted by Get-A-Tube-Amp from Lake Charles, LA on Jul 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Semi Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock, Metal, Alternative, etc.

For all you guys looking for a cheap deal and think that a Marshall half stack looks cool ... Come on ... If you're really looking for an amp that will sound awesome and not just like every other mediocre solid state amp, invest in a tube amp. This amp is nothing special. Sure, it's a Marshall, but a solid state beginner amp. Besides, how many of you people out there actually need the volume of a half stack. If you do, then you already know NOT to buy this amp. A 50 watt with 2 12's is plenty. PLEASE, do your homework guys and invest in a better amp. Don't just buy this to show off to your friends that you have a "Marshall Stack"

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