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Marshall AS50R
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Average Ratings for Marshall AS50R

  • Sound Quality4.3 stars
  • Appearance4.7 stars
  • Value for Money4.8 stars
  • Overall rating4.6 stars

7 Reviews For Marshall AS50R

  • nickbarney 7th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Sounds clear, is easy to set up, easy to carry - one guitar, one mic, one satisfied customer. Quick word of warning, knobs on front are vulnerable when loading into car / van if gigging with it. Good sounds - all you need for most venues - unless you're going to play the Albert Hall!

  • Colb 2nd Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The AS50R is a superb amp for small venues, or larger when fed to the house PA.

  • Guest 8th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    As usual if you buy Marshall you know you are buying quality, and it has that wonderful Marshall "look" - brown leatherette retro cabinet with polished brass facia - Just Great!

  • MrStrat 20th Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    It's easy to use and doesn't weigh a ton. I've used this in a variety of venues and it always makes my low-end Yamaha sound great. The chorus is good and it's a real spring reverb.

  • Clive Melton 30th Oct 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Although you can use the Marshall AS50R acoustic amp to amplify your stuff in a small venue, and I do mean small, I tend to use mine as a personal on-stage monitor. I have it pointing straight at me, (I play seated) set the amp to the sound I want, set the eq's to zero (I use a boss for eq), set the chorus and reverb controlled by a foot-swicth, then send the whole lot to the pa via the di output, giving the sound engineer instructions to leave the sound alone, except for any feedback. This way ...

  • grayn Rank: Staff Sergeant 27th May 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    The Marshall AS50R is a portable combo that has two channels, each has independent volume and tone controls. It has a built-in chorus, assignable to both channels, withs reverb and parallel effects loop that can be balanced between the two channels. Feedback controls include a phase switch and notch control. It has 2x 8" speakers and a piezo tweeter. It also has an internal limiter which deters distortion.
    A lot of features for little money.

  • seamore Rank: Major 19th Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I hate it when you go in into a guitar shop and they don't have Marshall gear in stock. What is it with all these digitalised musos these days? (devoid of soul). Marshall are the tops. This is perfect for acoustic players who want to sound a bit mean also - ideal for blues, alternative folk or rock types. It has a built-in chorus, reverb and parallel effects. Loops that can be balanced between the two channels. It is quite powerful and meaty, and is perfect for rehearsing in the garage, or for d ...