Snag an MG Series head and cab together in one powerful half-stack.

Now you can get Marshall's MG4 Series MG100HFXRS amp head and MG412ARS cab together in one hot half-stack with striking red exterior.

Marshall MG100HFX Head
The Marshall 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 two-button footswitch is included, but with a Stompware 4-button footcontroller (sold separately), you can easily store and recall your favorite settings, playing seamlessly through your music in true professional style.

Marshall MG412 Cabinet
The 8-ohm, 120W Marshall MG412 angled speaker cab is loaded with 4 x 12" custom-voiced Marshall/Celestion speakers that really crank out authentic Marshall tone. The road-ready MG412 cab features reinforced corners and recessed side bar handles.

Marshall MG4 Series MG100HFXRS and MG412ARS Half Stack Features:

• MG100HFX Amp Head
• Power: 100W RMS
• Channels: 4
• Stompware footswitchable (not included)
• EQ: 3-stage
• Damping: FDD onboard and additional two-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.
  
  MG412A Speaker Cab
• 4 x 12" custom-voiced Marshall/Celestion speakers
• Angled configuration
• 8 ohm
• 120W handling
• Dimensions: 26-1/2" W x 26-1/4" H x 14" D
• Weight: 65 lb.

Order now and add this half-stack to your arsenal.

Marshall MG4 Series MG100HFXRS and MG412ARS Half Stack

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Tiny amp

Posted by Jeff from Rhode Island on Nov 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: daily player

Reviewer's Play Style: rock/metal

I went to GC's with the intention of seeing this amp and playing it. I was surprised to see the picture of it on the Internet looks like the grill cloth is gray, which I liked...I was disappointed to see it was actually cream colored rather than vintage grey. This was an immediate disappointment for me... The amp was set up and just needed a speaker cable connected to get sound through it. I noticed right away the input into the speaker was plastic and rather cheap. I plugged it in and tried out both channels. The first channel was good, clean sounded decent and the red light indicated crunch which was accurate. However the second channel failed miserably in my opinion. The overdrive was nothing more than crunch with a tad bit of gain...The red light indicated overdrive2 and that seemed to create more re-verb rather than lead distortion.

I cranked this amp almost all the way up on both channel volume and master gain and it seemed very weak for a so-called 100watts RMS.

I wasn't buying this amp to use for a band, it's not what I wanted it for. Truthfully had it had the gray speaker cloth and some mall ump I would consider buying it.

The red and wheat colored cloth are horrible looking... Can't Marshall make a trasister amp with more power and use the same colored speaker cloth they use on their Haze line. Offer the tolex in Red or Black with the gray front! (If they did I would buy it, I wish)...

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Massive Marshall Tone

Posted by Marshall Man from Halstead, NY on Nov 2, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: classic rock, metal, hair metal, metalcore, grunge

When I first heard of this amp I was highly skeptical that it would sound good. Having had experience with the previous MG series, I underestimated this amp. Before I actually review this amp I must tell you, This amp is for beginners to hobbyists. If you are in a serious band and are looking for an upgrade, check out some other amps. Here's what I think of this amp as far as sound,quality,and price range goes: As far as the sounds of this amp goes, it is probably one of the best sounding solid state amps in its price range. It is also one of the most versatile ones due to the dampening system and the dsp effects. I have noticed that at higher volumes this amp loses a lot of its charm, but what solid state wouldn't? The quality seems to be great, but I wouldn't attempt to tour with it because it is a cheaper amp. For the price, it rocks!From the cool red tolex to the improved "Marshall" sound, this amp rocks.

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Everything You Need For A New Stack

Posted by Simple Jack from nogsville on Oct 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: for f5 years

Reviewer's Play Style: everything

I been playing guitar for 13 years now and this Marshall has been one of the best amps that i used in my recording studio. Many people have requested to use only this amp while recording. The tone of the amp is bueatiful, it sound like a bird chirpping in the forest! When mixing with other heads its almost perfect, it sounds amazing with actually all heads.

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