Both channels sound good to me depending on what I am playing

Great practice amp for small spaces, even better (way better) using clean channel to use distortion, boost, fuzz pedals to rock

The 15's all have a clean and dirty channel (switchable), as well as bass, mid and treble controls

so i mainly stay on the clean channel, which sounds pretty good.

I'm more after growl rather than crunch; the dirty channel seems more aimed at the latter, as in my opinion are Marshalls in general

I'm still figuring out how to program all the channels and work all the effects- the instructions it comes with are pretty good but experience is the best teacher when you're trying to get a certain sound

Clean channel has a usable sound, but it's not a clean sound with definition and punchiness

There are four channels, the "crunch" channel (the most authentic-sounding), a clean channel that is very good and sounds like it has some built-in compression which is a good idea, and two high-gain channels that are decent but not in any way "Marshally".

When I plugged in, I first played through the "clean" channel.

The clean channel, even plugged in straight, actually sounds pretty good

Clean channel is very good

Clean and clear as a whistleOVERDRIVE Channel: as crunchy as you could ever want itI really like this amp.

CLEAN Channel

I run a Boss Metal Core pedal through the clean channel and to be honest, it has the best rock/ metal sound that I've ever heard from a small practice amp

This does more for your sound then you expect it too as its real clean in the clean channel and gritty as you want it to be in the other

The clean channel is a bit

I like the clean channel mostly and can get some nice deep warm blues and also some good rockabilly country slap with my Tele and some delay.

The clean channel sounds fantastic and the overdrive channels have all the distortion you could possibly want

ehhhh, ok...they do the job.. but honestly, distortion pedals do a WAY better job through the clean channel..., Overall review

Use a distortion pedal on the clean channel

This is to be expected on the gain channel with such little head room but it is noticeable on the clean channel.

the dirty channel is okay, and you can adjust bass, mids, and treble.

That having been said, the dirty channel, while not awesome, is serviceable, not that I've used it much

Clean channel sounds great, crunch is

The clean channel preset is one of the best clean tones I have ever heard

I mainly use the clean channel with outboard effects

A clean, crisp channel, a thick power gain channel, for power chords & a more rock/roll sound

The only downside is the constant low buzz on both clean/distortion channels, but this amp definitely gets the job done as a little apartment jam amp.

In the clean channel it sounds smooth as you would expect from Marshall, and the gain channel with give you the classic older Marshall roar

It has 2 channels (Clean and Overdrive both have a separate volume knobs

BUT WITH EFFECTS (ME-70) THROUGH THE CLEAN CHANNEL THIS AMP

The clean channel sounds fantastic and the overdrive channels have all the distortion you could possibly want

WISH THE JCM HAD A TRUE CLEAN CHANNEL,ANYWAY

I would highly recommend as an at-home practice amp.

This does more for your sound then you expect it too as its real clean in the clean channel and gritty as you want it to be in the other