Now featuring digital effects.

The Marshall MG250DFX Stereo Combo Amp gives you plenty of that clean Marshall distortion sound. Drawing on the vast experience of the Marshall design team, the MG Series amps are built to the same exacting standards as all Marshall products. Though compact in size, each one delivers a dynamic yet toneful punch, and they're all suitable for a wide variety of purposes including rehearsal, recording, and even live work. The MG250DFX is a 2-channel stereo amp with special features such as FDD (Frequency Dependent Dampening), CD ins, plus emulated line out, and emulated headphone jacks. It features digital effects including reverb, delay, chorus, and flange. With 100W (2x50W) and 2 - 12" custom speakers, this is a fully gig-capable amp, and it retains all the features that make it great for practice, too. Includes footswitch.

Marshall MG250DFX Stereo Combo Amp Features:

• A compact gig rig with a big Marshall tone
• Delivers a dynamic yet toneful punch
• 2x50W stereo power
• 2 - 12" speakers
• 2 channels (footswitchable)
• Digital effects including reverb, delay, chorus, and flange
• FDD (Frequency Dependent Dampening)
• CD ins, plus emulated line out, and emulated headphone jacks
• 30"W x 24"H x 15"D
• 48.5 lbs.

It's all Marshall, and it's priced easy. Order today.

Marshall MG250DFX Stereo Combo Amp Specifications:

• 23-1/4"W x 19-3/4"H x 11"D
• 48.5 lbs.

Marshall MG250DFX Stereo Combo Amp

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Nice Amp

Posted by Steve from SoCal on Apr 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: garage/bar bands

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, blues, 80s

Great sounding distortion and clean. The effects sound pretty cool. The knobs are easily broken - be careful when putting it in your trunk! The distortion channel is pretty good, but not much control over volume, once you roll your guitar's volume up to about 1.5 the volume leaps up - there is no in between. It is either full on distortion or clean. This amp can get load as hell. I got mine for way cheap - I think it was a floor model. I don't know if I would spend this much on it though. A couple hundred more and you could get a tube amp..

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Great Amp

Posted by Crawfish Bob from Luoisiana on Apr 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Part Time Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues, Country, Cajun

Loud rock'n'roll punch. Got the MG for Christmas '08. For a non-tube amp, I am quite satisfied. Dial up the bass on the distortion channel and a strat will sing, scream, moan, groan, cry and wail while using the bridge single coil. Power and open chords are well defined with each note crystal clear. Minor, 9ths and 7ths sound just as good. Awesome tone for a non-tube amp. I run the gain at 3/4, the bass at 3/4, the 'contour' at 3/4, and the treble at 2/3. With a very, very short delay setting and no reverb, my strat, when slaved to this amp, ROCKS. Think Classic Brown Sound.

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Good for your money

Posted by Samsara from virginia on Jan 31, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 18 years, Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Motown, everything

Bought this amp about a year ago. Have had no problems with a loud fan like others. The distortion is great, you just have to work with it to get what you want. The clean is really bassy but for the music I play it sounds good. Is definatly very loud which is what I wanted since my drummer is a caveman. I would definaly recommend it over other amps of the same price range. The effects are ok too, but nothing special. Just play the one you want to buy because two of the same models will sound different. Make your lazy guitar store employee take it out the box.

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Feedback central..

Posted by EspLtdPWN from Pennsylvania on Jan 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: In a band

Reviewer's Play Style: METAL!

This was is a really good for giving you a Good Marshall sound. That is if your in your basement or somethin like that. You wont have one problem woth this with the volumes low.()which is still loud..very loud) but once you crank the sound up to about halfway you get alll kinds a feedback.. A few of my friends own the kustom 65fdx.. I highly recommend the kustom 65dfx for a more crunchy sound and it 2 has a great clean channell being a kustom. Overall the marshall is good on low settings but once the volumes up you will get feedback and theres no escaping it.

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Worth the Money

Posted by dabob78 from Buffalo on Jan 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: University Music Teacher

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Rock

Wow, got this baby bout a year ago great sound, never go back on a marshall sound. I have a JCM 900 and I use this for practice. This thing is LOUD AS HELL, and the same tone as my 900, I strongly reccomend it to any style of music, just the only problem is my fan is loud when starting up, but it goes away after a minute. The effects are kind of lame but I dont use them anywyas, I like the true sound of an amp. Strongly reccomend this baby

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