Marshall MG30GFX

Pięknie grający wzmacniacz, łatwo da sie połapać z tymi wszystkimi przyciskami i pokrętami , wzmacniacz posiada 4 wbudowane efekty, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser i mój ulubiony delay który strasznie dobrze brzmi, ma również 4 kanały: Clean, Crunch który idealnie nadaje sie do stylu nirvany oraz dwa kanały overdrive idealnie do rocka lub metalu, moim zdaniem wzmacniacz idealnie nadający sie do grania w domu lub do grania na próbach ponieważ jak na takiego średnio dużego wzmaka gra naprawde głośno

For a beginner or practice amp, I'd honestly say this one is very good. The knobs and controls are straightforward and easy to understand, and the store option is incredibly useful, especially since I often switch between channels and don't want to keep adjusting everything manually.

One thing I do find quite unpleasant is the amount of noise the amp produces when using the OD2 channel, which is the high-distortion channel. I usually play with the gain around 7 or 8, and I like to push the mids and treble quite high, so as you can imagine, that tends to make the noise even more noticeable. A noise gate pedal would probably help with this, but honestly, it's not really an issue while I'm actually playing. When I'm not playing, I usually just turn down the volume knob, which solves the problem well enough.

I also think this amp is a great option for beginners who are interested in experimenting with effects. It has chorus, phaser, flanger, and delay, and you can adjust the intensity of the effects, which I personally find really appealing. It's nice to have so many options built into the amp without having to immediately buy a bunch of separate pedals.

The OD1 channel is probably my personal favourite. With the gain set around 6, or even pushed up to 8, I find it works really well for genres like alternative rock. Turning the gain down to around 4 or 5 gives you a really nice sweet spot for classic rock, while the Crunch channel can also do a surprisingly good job when you want something with a bit more gain.

Overall, I'd say this is a really solid amp for beginners and anyone looking for a good practice amp with plenty of features to experiment with. The noise on OD2 is definitely its biggest weakness for me, but considering that it's mostly noticeable when I'm not actually playing, it's something I can live with. The variety of channels, built-in effects, and the ability to store settings make it a very versatile amp, especially for someone who's still figuring out what kind of sound they like.