Very high-quality construction and very satisfactory sound. Full of bass both in clean channel and in distortion. I have had it for a week and I use it with a Squier Stratocaster with single-coil pickups. In terms of appearance, it is as vintage and classic as you can find out there. As a first practice amplifier, I don't know if there is a better one (although the matter of sound is subjective and some may prefer Fender, Orange, or something else, the sound of Marshall has the right balance and covers all the tastes of an average user).

Good Practice Amp, it does its job very well for its money. Ideal for beginners and slightly advanced players. Rich in bass on its Clean channel, the Overdrive is satisfactory. On Clean, when it is VERY loud, the sound distorts a lot.

Excellent guitar amplifier for home and even for studio. If I turn the volume above 50%, the whole neighborhood will hear me and the sound quality, price, and construction are unreal.

It is a very good amplifier with nice sound quality. It has a decent size and weight so you can easily carry it. For a home amplifier, it is great, if you turn it up all the way, the sound starts to distort but you will never need to turn it up that loud when using it indoors. The distortion is very reasonable but don't expect better results than pedals. I highly recommend it.

Super entry level Amp, I am not the most experienced but in my ears it sounds very high quality in the clean, I haven't delved into the distortion but I like it there too. Overall, it has a very high quality and sturdy construction with the classic vintage design of Marshall that makes you want to show it off visually. I got it because I was afraid that fewer watts wouldn't be enough for me.. But really, you can't easily use it above 35% volume because it will call the police.