Marshall Code 25 25W 1x10" Combo Modelling Electric Guitar Amp

The media could not be loaded. A great Purchase for £140.If your like me £140 is a big pay out, looking at reviews on the Internet / YouTube there were a number that after using the amp I feel were unfair.So here's what you get for your money?1) A very good versatile amp, most pre-sets are very good starting points and quite generic for you to alter to your taste, yes you can get the classic Marshall sounds and other classic amps too Fender and Vox , so you get a lot of good amp sounds..2) The app for the phone is ok3) The app for the pc which is good.4) Guitar lessons from Paul Gilbert5) Patches either made my artists of fans to download to the amp (or your phone)6) In built effects distortions (there are 2), overdrives, modulation fxs, delays & reverbs.Yes you can use your own stomp boxes and multi-fx.Full disclosure the video is shot using my phone, I'm using a £200 Shine guitar H, S, H pickup configuration.Update after using the amp for over six months the amp continues to impress and deliver fantastic tones. With normal modeling amps you can dial in classic amps and effects but with the Marshall code you get the same ability with amp and effects but also power amps and cabinets giving a lot more tone shaping options. So the amp can be as simple or complicated as you choose, a really fantastic piece of kit.

Purchased this as I have a couple of Marshall amps each giving a completely different tone and wanted to explorer the other amps in the range.I absolutely love the range of tones this amp offers and the fact you can store each under its own preset. Makes switching between each simple without the need to tweak settings.I thought the 25 watt version is plenty loud enough for me and the amp itself comes in a neat compact format.Highly recommend this amp for Marshall fans and would recommend you get the pedal board to enhance your experience.Given it comes with a selection of pedals/effects I don't think you can go wrong with this. It's completely reignited my desire to play again.

I've been playing guitar for about 20 years now and have used various amps. I bought this as I've always liked Marshall and I needed a new practice amp for playing in the house. To my surprise there was a lot of bad reviews but I trust Marshall and bought it anyway. I've only had the amp for a few days but I'm very pleased with my purchase. I wish something like this was available when I first started playing. It's true that the prests are pretty naff however it is so versatile that with some tweaking you can find a huge variety of great sounds without plugging in any pedals. You wouldn't by any other amp and start playing without dialing in your own settings. It's certainly not the best amp I've ever had but for a small bedroom amp it ticks all the boxes. Would highly recommend for anyone just starting out as it has everything you need in one package.

For the money guys this is one great little amp! There are a huge variety of sounds obtainable from this amp either from adjusting the controls or via the free gateway app- either way it's very easy to do. It's also, for 25w, very loud indeed! My only criticism of it is that it does buzz a little on some channels more than others but this isn't noticeable when you're playing it. Overall, very satisfied for the money.

Very happy with this little amp. It certainly packs a punch and I was torn between the next size up the 50, but I am glad I didn’t as for studio and home use this is plenty loud !. Yes the Bluetooth is a bit buggy but does work with patience. I’m certain the app updates will prove to iron out these minor issues. It’s real win for me is the digital DAW integration ability and how I use it for recording through Studio One and AmpliTube. Seemless connection via USB. The selection of presets are quite something to behold, This with the ability to create your own is great. For a fraction over £150 you really can’t complain and oversee the Bluetooth issue. It’s footprint is very small but again handy for home or studio use. Would happily recommend this amp to anyone looking to experiment on a digital platform and home/studio recording...

Sounds amazing, I've got a Epiphone SG and a Yamaha guitar and have had other amps but this is a lot better, it gives every thing from clear clean sound to a real balsy rock sound lots of options and some effects make this the perfect amp for playing at home or in small hall. I'm very pleased with my purchase

Lots of pre sets on this quality amp it has a great sound which you would expect from a Marshall amp

The volume is very hard to control, either too quiet or too loud the knob doesn’t work properly, it’s completely non linear. It’s not loud enough for gigging and way too loud for the house. Stump up a little more cash and get a DSL1 if it’s going to be used in the house.