Marshall MG50GFX 50W Guitar Combo Amplifier — Floor Model

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Amp it Up - The Marshall MG50GFX 50W Guitar Combo Amplifier The MG30FX is purposefully crafted with FX pedals in mind. First off, it features built-in digital FX, allowing you to instantly push your sonic palette to new heights. It also seamlessly accommodates the use of external FX pedals so that you can further develop your own sound. Combining these two attributes gives you a versatile foundation on which you can express yourself without ever having to hold back. 50-watt solid state combo amp with 1x12" custom speaker for powerful stage-ready sound. Four programmable channels with built-in digital effects including reverb, chorus, delay, and more. Versatile connectivity with AUX input, effects loop, and speaker output (minimum 8Ω load). Intuitive controls with tap tempo, damping switch, and onboard tuner for full tonal flexibility. Recording directly and practicing silently is now more effortless than ever, thanks to the emulated speaker output. This feature not only simplifies the direct recording process from the amplifier, but also allows silent practice sessions for the times when you need to keep things quieter. And when you just want to play the classics, the MP3/line input feature allows you to play along with all your favorite songs. Your next playing session is about to get even more memorable. SPECIFICATIONS Model: MG50FX Range: MG Gold Channels: 4 (store and recall) Technology: Solid State Output Wattage: 50W Speaker Output: 1 x 1/4" jack (min. 8Ω load) Inputs: 1 x 1/4" instrument, 2 x 3.5mm AUX in Effects: Reverb, Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Vibe, Octave, Delay Effects Loop: Yes, 1 x Series Speaker Configuration: 1 x 12" Speaker Model: Custom (8Ω, 50W) Unit Impedance: 8Ω Weight: 16.6 kg / 37 lbs Width: 520 mm / 20.5 inches Height: 505 mm / 19.9 inches Depth: 280 mm / 11 inches Box Contents: Detachable power cable included Manufacturer: Marshall Amps Model: MG50GFX-U SKU: I577238-2-WHXX We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Cente