As long as they don't take notes of the MGL pricing, LOL! That is some insane prices, 4600€ translated.. meanwhile a new Marshall 1959 HW is 2000€. Maybe MGL makes more sense in the states where prices are different :P Sounds great though!
@@mglampworks8240 It's not the exchange rate but rather taxes. And also like you said, I think it matters what references we have. In Europe, most high end amps are around 2000€. Even if you and Friedman would sell tax free here, $3500-4000 is just not a very popular price bracket in Europe. Obviously the situation is different in the US as MGL and Friedman exists and sells amps in enough quantities to keep you afloat so it doesn't matter what the situation in Europe is :)
Is this with the SAT back switch on?
I think MGL just cooked Marshall's goose...
Incredible playing as usual. That Ocean sounded like Led Pantera 😂
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You demos are the best out there. Wonder how this amp compare to Wizard MCII.
What is your signal chain and tuning?
Which amp in your opinion really nails Jerry Cantrell’s tone, besides the JJ 100?
Depends on which era of Cantrell we’re talking. Facelift I think a boosted classic marshall type of amp does that sound the best for my taste.
@@blakemansfield2356 And What about Dirt? The same thing?
@@jtrocker9976 Definitely more of a recto vibe mixed in on Dirt. Boosted Recto but the Marshall still would work very well IMO
You want AIC?-Lenz Octane 100
Straight in-FTFW💯
@@jtrocker9976 my Joyo Zombie nails that tone with a boost pedal and a v30 112 cab
Sounds amazing, but already has too many options and switches (the thing I dont like in the Friedman amps)! again sounds amazing!
As long as they don't take notes of the MGL pricing, LOL! That is some insane prices, 4600€ translated.. meanwhile a new Marshall 1959 HW is 2000€.
Maybe MGL makes more sense in the states where prices are different :P Sounds great though!
Sorry for your exchange rate! $3,500.00 in the US is very fair in the US in comparison to other high end 100w amps. Friedman BE100 is $500.00 more.
@@mglampworks8240 It's not the exchange rate but rather taxes. And also like you said, I think it matters what references we have. In Europe, most high end amps are around 2000€. Even if you and Friedman would sell tax free here, $3500-4000 is just not a very popular price bracket in Europe. Obviously the situation is different in the US as MGL and Friedman exists and sells amps in enough quantities to keep you afloat so it doesn't matter what the situation in Europe is :)
Sounds like a great amp for a trusty 335 neck pick-up all night.
The articulation is awesome.
I heard no difference all the way through