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Title: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: sucker punch on April 24, 2007, 03:29:11 AM Im going to get a new amp, i want a marshall one but not sure what one to get, dose anybody no a good marshall amp i need to play gigs with that i should buy. how many watts will it have to be to play clubs, bars and still have a good sound coming out
Thanks :beer: Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Red1 on April 24, 2007, 04:25:13 AM You really need to give more info than that....
What style of playing? What guitar are you using? What is your budget? That'd be a good start. Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: sucker punch on April 24, 2007, 01:03:29 PM I use a Les paul copy and an ibanez superstrat style, and i play heavy metal/ hard rock style music. I dont really have a budget, i want to see how much it costs first and then il work from that.
Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Genesis on April 24, 2007, 01:16:47 PM I use a Les paul copy and an ibanez superstrat style, and i play heavy metal/ hard rock style music. I dont really have a budget, i want to see how much it costs first and then il work from that. If you really want a good Marshall amp, it's going to cost you, upwards of $600 and no matter what anyone says don't go for the crappy MG series, b'coz they just suck. Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: thenextslash on April 24, 2007, 03:11:09 PM MG series doesnt suck at all. How Does they suck? all Marshalls are great
Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Neemo on April 24, 2007, 03:15:33 PM MG series doesnt suck at all. How Does they suck? all Marshalls are great some people done like the tone...they prefer the tube sound instead Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: darkmonth on April 24, 2007, 03:29:47 PM MG series doesnt suck at all. How Does they suck? all Marshalls are great Compared to a JCM xxxx the MG's suck donkeys. Sorry dude ... they just do. Most Marshall fans don't even class the MG series as Marshall. In fact, the Marshall MG series is based on the old Park range, which was a company Marshall bought a few years back ... Sorry man. It's just the truth. MG is Marshalls' 'budget' range. For kids or people who don't have enough cash for a 'real' Marshall. Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Skeba on April 24, 2007, 07:13:20 PM The 'real' marshall hasn't been the 'real' marshall for a few years... (kinda depends on what you think are the real marshalls?)
There's a lot of opinions about good amplifiers out there, and only few of those have actual facts behind them... Don't believe everything you read, (like this for example), use your judgement, and listen to the amps and then make up your mind. Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Genesis on April 24, 2007, 11:22:49 PM The 'real' marshall hasn't been the 'real' marshall for a few years... (kinda depends on what you think are the real marshalls?) Yeah, if you have real money to splurge, go for Bogner, Splawn, Aiken or one of those. If money is not an issue, it basically comes down to what kind of tone you want. Listen and buy. Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Aero on April 25, 2007, 05:47:47 PM Buy an old used JCM 800 or 900 and get new speakers.... cheaper and better than any new marshall. Valve/non valve... try to put LOUD a non-valve half stack (clean channel) and see what happens then do the same with a valve amp : ok: :peace: Title: Re: Marshall amps, i need advice on a new one Post by: Skeba on April 25, 2007, 07:08:59 PM Like I said a few posts before... listen.
Like Aero said... you _really_ can hear the difference. And if you have some money, don't decide after hearing the first two valve amps after comparing them to the state-ones. Do try as many as you can and make your decision after that... |