Marshall CODE50 50W 1x12 Digital Modelling Guitar Combo Amplifier (B-Stock)

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The Marshall CODE50 is a versatile 50-watt digital modelling guitar amplifier, delivering an impressive range of classic and modern Marshall tones in a powerful, easy-to-use 1x12 combo. Featuring 100 editable presets, 24 built-in effects, Bluetooth connectivity and USB recording capabilities, the CODE50 is ideal for home practice, rehearsals, recording and live performance. Powered by Marshall's innovative MST (Marshall-Softube) modelling technology, the CODE50 recreates a wide selection of legendary amplifier sounds, from vintage British cleans and classic crunch to modern high-gain distortion. Its extensive tonal flexibility makes it an excellent choice for guitarists who enjoy experimenting with different styles and sounds. This B-Stock amplifier is a customer-returned item in good condition, supplied in its original box. The amplifier is in full working order, offering an excellent opportunity to enjoy Marshall's advanced digital modelling technology at a reduced price. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Marshall | Model | CODE50 | Amplifier Type | Digital Modelling Guitar Combo | Power Output | 50 Watts | Speaker | 1x12" Custom-Voiced | Finish | Black | Condition | B-Stock – Good Condition | Item History | Customer Return | Working Condition | Full Working Order | Packaging | Original Box Included | Main Features | 100 Presets, 24 Effects, Bluetooth & USB | Detailed Features & Benefits 50 Watts of Marshall Power The CODE50 delivers 50 watts of output through a custom-voiced 12-inch speaker, providing a powerful, full-bodied sound with plenty of versatility. Whether practising at home, rehearsing with other musicians or performing in smaller venues, this compact combo offers the flexibility to handle a wide range of playing situations. Marshall MST Digital Modelling Technology Developed in collaboration with Softube, Marshall's MST technology provides 14 preamp models, four power amp models and eight speaker cabinet simulations. Players