Marshall MG30CFX | Combo Amp & Gibson Les Paul Standard

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Marshall MG30CFX Combo Amp
What we say:
Without doubt, Marshall are the most famous name in guitar amplification. That cursive logo with the accompanying gold and black livery is a readily familiar and comfortable sight for guitarists in every single country of the world. Iconic doesn’t begin to describe the amp name that has been behind more legendary players than any other brand, from 1960 until today. Marshall defines the ‘British’ sound and every player knows exactly what you mean when you say ‘Marshall crunch’: it’s one of life’s most glorious sounds!
The MG range are carbon fibre looking solid state amps with multiple channels, digital FX and excellent pricing. For players on a budget who still want that classic logo behind them as they rock out, the Marshall MG range is a very valid option.
This model is the 30w version and has one 10"speaker within its chassis. There are four channels to play with here, all delivering progressively filthier shades of that classic Marshall roar. These can be liberally sprinkled with digital FX that include delay, chorus and reverb to sweeten the flavour for you. This MG gives a lot of bang for the buck!
Specification
Output: 30 Watts
Channels: 4
Reverb: Digital (Studio or Spring)
Modulation FX: Chorus, Phaser, Flanger or Octave
Delay: Yes
Tap Tempo: Yes
Number of Simultaneous FX: 2
Speaker Size: 1 x 10"
Programmable: Yes
Stompware Compatible: Yes
Damping Switch: No
Headphone Output: Yes
MP3/Line In: Yes
FX Loop: No
Gibson Les Paul Standard 2018 Heritage Cherry Sunburst #180032488
What we say:
Gibson's most iconic guitar is treated to a range of upgrades this year that preserve the classic beauty of the model and make it one heck of a player's guitar! Is this the best production Les Paul Standard yet?
Starting, as we normally do with the woods, this 2018 LP has ultra weight-relieved Mahogany for the body, capped with no less than AAA grade figured maple for a top that really pops! These are the kinds of tops you normally have to go to the Custom Shop for! A Mahogany neck is customary too and this one has not only an asymmetric taper for playing comfort right up the neck, it also sports a rosewood fingerboard with a compound radius to provide you with an uncompromising playing experience everywhere, on every fret. Locking tuners complete the features for the neck.
A pair of Burstbucker Pro pickups supply this guitar with a hotter than PAF output but a tonality that's vintage Gibson all the way! That's not all: each of the four control knobs double up with extra functions via a push/pull: you get a coil tap for each pickup (for skinnier, P90-ish tones), a phase reverse for all of your Peter Green moments and a 'Pure Bypass' which wires the pickups straight to the guitar's output (passing by the tone controls) for an altogether hotter signal. These are all useful additions rather than pointless gimmicks and we applaud Gibson for adding these player-friendly features.
These beautiful guitars (this one is in the most iconic finish of all: Heritage Cherry Sunburst) play and sound like Les Pauls should! And fear not: the circular plastic pickup selector ring is included inside the case! Lots of people have been concerned about that from seeing photos but its a simple matter to fit it on for that classic look! Treat yourself to one of the greatest Les Paul Standard models that Gibson have ever offered.
Specification
Body Mahogany w/ Ultra Modern Weight Relief
Top AAA Figured Maple
Neck Mahogany
Neck Profile Asymmetrical Slim Taper
Nut Width 1.695"
Fingerboard Rosewood
Scale Length 24.75"
Frets 22 - Medium - Cryogenically Treated
Nut Tektoid
Inlay Acrylic Trapezoid
Binding Cream
Bridge Aluminum Tune-O-Matic and Stop Bar
Knobs Amber Top Hats
Tuners Locking Kidneys
Plating Nickel
Pickups BB Pro Rhythm Neck, BB Pro Lead Bridge
Controls 2 Volumes, 2 Tones, 1 Toggle Switch, w/ 4 Push-Pull

[@senorpotato8657]

I have this amp it’s amazing

[@efecihaner1576]

Hi, ı am looking for my first amp and ı am researching for days. I could not decide. I found the mg 30 cfx and gfx. And than ı found marshall code 25. Which one is better for you?

[@dinoalis496]

@@efecihaner1576 I would suggest the MG, the code is kinda bad

[@medaner1974]

@@efecihaner1576 cfx and gfx are the same...they different in materials made and colour...i prefer cfx for carbon look..code is digital sounding and i dont like it

[@efecihaner1576]

@@dinoalis496 thanks buddy ı bought 30fx

[@efecihaner1576]

@@medaner1974 thanks man

[@FretFriendGWaL]

No comments? I just bought this amp for £65 delivered on eBay UK. My VS65R is too loud for me so wanted something smaller. I only bought it for lower volume and a clean channel for my board but these built-in FX are getting me excited :P

[@gabrielmarchigtr]

Hello, can you select more than one effect?

[@johncecilia4517]

@@gabrielmarchigtr Can do Reverb same time as others.

[@grizz1887]

Ok, I've checked out the gold and silver finish,nice amps..Am I missing something here? They both have the same features

[@Luminario64]

I think that the golden one it's an upgrade

[@JackCarroll1998]

I think it's just upgraded tech inside the amp

[@j.t.cooper2963]

@@Luminario64 They are exactly the same except this one here has a Carbon Fiber wrap and a silver control face.

[@dedeiduy4416]

It's an awesome room amp , but it sounds too Bright for me , so i choose to take Roland Cube 20 GX , it's perfect ,, Middle - and low tones are sound terrific

[@j.t.cooper2963]

Thats what the tone controls are for.

[@MarioBohorquezE]

Sounds awesome!

[@JeremyBlant]

My mg30cfx must have a bad ground cuz it makes way more noise than this one lol

[@Jugnaut]

It's the cable that's causing the it not the amp

[@poprostu37]

Thanks for video

[@rareform6747]

I have that same amp and it's way too bright . Nice strange playing !

[@j.t.cooper2963]

Try using the tone controls or add an EQ.

[@MrMjp58]

I'm interested in this amp. I only ever play clean sound, but I think Marshalls have the best sounding reverb, or did. Are they still as good on the modern ones - anyone?

[@savvasdarkthrone7964]

Have the 30gfx it is perfect...

[@pedrogarciarobleto]

I have this amp and the cleans are indeed amazing! Would never choose Fender or Vox cleans over Marshall's.

[@beck8880]

I had one for years, its fucked now though. So I'm going to buy the exact same one cos its so good!!!!

[@paulissus8974]

Can anyone suggest if this amp would 'pair' well with a 2018 Ibanez RG550?

[@j.t.cooper2963]

It will pair up well with any shred style guitar.

[@onezuriothman6003]

What different gold or silver

[@j.t.cooper2963]

One has a silver face and carbon fiber wrap and the other has a traditional wrap and gold faceplate. Otherwise they are identical.

[@josephmoosavi6295]

All cfx are combo is it means that they are Vietnamese?

[@denace1385]

Is this a tube amp?

[@Steve-tf1wv]

No. It is solid state.

[@kuroshaliyar]

Tnx 🙏🙏

[@jaysonledesma9798]

Hey guys whats is the difference between cfx and gfx can someone help me?

[@Shitcakes26]

Jayson Ledesma they’re the same, the prefix ‘c’ stands for Carbon and ‘g’ for gold.

[@alexvieira7945]

@@Shitcakes26 damn would have never thought of that lol

[@portorosa8245]

eu comprei um desses mas a distorção é horrivel! tem que comprar um pedal p usar. o resto é mais ou menos. antes de comprar experimentem na loja

[@senorpotato8657]

It's funny that my delay sounds like harmonizer in this amp...

[@JeremyBlant]

Raghav Garg the knob maxed turns the delay into the harmonizer. Backed off a little it’s the max delay. Took me a while to figure that out.

[@taimahmed8484]

Jeremy , I’ve got it from eBay as well £70 delivered . But I don’t feel comfortable with it .. maybe the the amp speaker quality is poor as the sound is dirty not clean . Is it from the amp itself or my guitar is not matching the amp . !! Thinking to return it though it looks like new with pedal. Should I ?

[@loraljohnson]

I don't own this amp, but, is the knobs on this amp on a knotched pot or is there a set screw on the knob? If it has the screw, maybe it is just in the wrong setting position. You could turn it to an effect you know, see where the knob is facing; if wrong, loosen the screw and adjust to the correct setting. THEN see if it is still off from what you are expecting. Just a thought...

[@DancingTakosMonkey]

what kind of degenerated dud puts the gain at max?????

[@constantdoodle32]

DancingTakosMonkey I do

[@senorpotato8657]

I do

[@derickburke7171]

Lol thinking the same thig

[@omithehomi8568]

Metal heads lol

[@94SexyStang]

It's a good amp, but it's only $200......it's not really a Gig amp, I bought it for a cheap practice amp, because it has MP3 line in.

[@omithehomi8568]

What would you say for a gig amp

[@rajarams5988]

I dont know what but...give a guy a world class guitar and a world class guitar amplifier....and he makes it sound like a railway accident. Has he never heard of Hank Marvin or Mark Knopfler and the revolution they initiated in the sound of the guitar ?

[@elmundodeyery8547]

horrible!

[@DarioMD666]

CF line is absolute trash

[@jimshelton115]

No wonder rock is dying you're killing music with that noise have you ever heard of Clapton ( Rock ) Montgomery ( Jazz ) ? Guess not

[@gabrielaldwin2331]

This nigga

[@jumphawk8836]

@@gabrielaldwin2331 gay

[@profd65]

STFU.

[@theveira]

I swore to myself I'd never say this unironically, but now this is a once in a life time opportunity to say this and mean it: ok boomer

[@bigbossbird9444]

What the fuck