Marshall MG15GFX

I got this as a step up from the Boss Katana Mini I bought previously because I need a practice amp for indoors, and I prefer the Marshall overdrive/distortion.
Plenty variety of sounds possible. I would recommend getting the foot switch for ease of use and storing presets.
Warning - I use Sennheiser HD 200 Pro headphones and there is a Larsen-like whistling feedback when the overdrive channels are set, and more so when any kind of effect is used. Larsen does not happen without headphones... can anyone give me an explanation?
Otherwise happy with it. Good little amp for the price.

If you're looking to get your first amp and guitar you can stop looking. This was one of the options suggested by the website when I got my first guitar. The purpose of this amp is not to produce the best sound out there that would be a ridiculous expectation. This is a practice amp. An amp to help you get started on your music journey before commiting to spend thousands of dollars on an amp. I didn't know there are many tones you can get out of an amp and this amp helped introduce me to the vast range of sound you can get out of your guitar and amp. It also has the basic effects (delay reverb phaser flanger chorus...) you need when you start experimenting so you cant try them out before you start getting pedals for tones you don't need or want. Also it can get really loud if you need it to. Great value-for-money purchase. Never had any problem with it.

This is my first marshall amp and i happily bought it. Looks really cool with the partly gold colour. Every single knob does its job. There is nothing wrong with the amp by the means of electronic or mechanic. Panel on its back feels thin. Well, not like it is going to break with a slight touch. But...

When i first plugged my tele into the amp immediately heard the hissing in the background. Even on lower volumes there is this hiss and i dont even need to mention how does that hiss sound on higher volumes. If you are obsessive or audiophiliac, you are definitely going to feel uncomfortable. With a headset, hissing sound gets more tolerable. Tried with different guitars and sockets, nothing changed. Need to add, while playing focused of course, guitar sound dominates hissing.

Beside everything, cleans are great, gains, od's are great. 4 channels to use and save your own manual settings. Physically larger than i expected.

Final thoughts, no one can deny, amp sounds good. More than enough for couch play. Looks good. But that little hissing sound might be a deal breaker for you. Personally i dont mind but its a subjective matter.