If you must go the full-on Marshall stack route, the 2000 will get you there with practically unrivaled range and power. The 2000 is so remarkable that it's tempting to urge players to forgo lower-priced stacks and save up for the real deal. It doesn't begin to duplicate the 2000 DSL's primal wallop, but that's not its intent. The Reverberocket resembles its mid-'60s namesake in name only. Our test model came with dual Groove Tube E34Ls and Sovtek 12AX7s.
Construction looks solid throughout.
Despite the fact that the two channels share the same EQ circuit, each has a distinct color. The clean side gives off lots of crispy sparkle with ample headroom. At higher volumes it breaks up slightly in a smooth and musical way while retaining its tight low end. The channel doesn't sound Fendery per se, but its shimmer and definition are remarkable for an EL34-powered amp. The overdrive channel excels at maintaining a big-amp vibe even with the master rolled back.