Marshall Amps Guitar Combo Amplifier

I've had a lot of free time at home because I'm recovering from an accident, so I thought I'd pick up my guitars, which I haven't really had time for over the last several years. I wasn't happy with my old Line 6 amp, and wanted to upgrade, but I'm also not playing with anyone else, or planning on performing live, so I didn't want to break the bank. This was a perfect option. You get the quality of a Marshall with tons of sounds options, and you cannot beat the price. I recommend getting the pedal that allows you to switch between overdrive options without having to use your hands. Really helps when playing something that goes from clean to distorted, solos, etc. You can program it to your liking, or stick with the stock options they load into the amp. Takes a little work to get the sounds the way I like them, and I'm still experimenting with the delay options and stuff, but I highly recommend this if you're looking for a practice amp. It would also work for smaller live performances, especially if you mic it into a house system.