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marshall ms 2 is a great pocket amp Advantages: sounds great, easy to move around Disadvantages: not many settings to chose from i strongly agree that the marshall ms 2 pocket amp is perfect for people who cant pull around a big heavy amp. it is perfect for practicing or if your on the road, it is very transportable and it can be cliped onto your belt and because it uses battery not just mains electric you can walk and play aswell. i think that it is a great value for money and wont depreciate so if you decide to sell you will get your money back. the only down side is that ... littleguitarist2000 24.09.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Marshall MS 2	Sound Quality Durability Transportability Value for Money
Stage Pressence Advantages: Great amps Disadvantages: None ...------- Jim Marshall was a London Businessman selling Musical equipment in the 1960's. Due to the lack of quality amplification around at the time, (Vox being the only decent company around) Marshall decided to start his own Amp building business. From the very start, he was producing superb equipment and soon developed a world wide reputation for syle and quality. It all started in 1962 with the building of the JTM45. A simple combo type amp which ... ...the deliverance of the smooth Marshall sound today. Design ------ Most of the Marshall amplificcation looks a standard way. This is uniform throughout the range and give the user the feel that he belongs to a much larger family, even if he only owns a little combo. The heads are finished in Black cloth with Grey/White Woven Grilles. The metalwork is all finished in either Brass or Gold with the White Marshall logo in the middle of the speakers. you ... andycharger 13.06.2001 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Marshall MR JTM 45	Sound Quality Durability Transportability Value for Money
Good classic Amp! Advantages: British made, warm tone, classic crunch & good all rounder Disadvantages: None ...even pop! I had a Marshall for a year and it allowed me to be very creative as a player and performer. Overall, Marshalls are a reliable and great sounding amps and I had absolutely no problems with mine. When using a Marshall head for liver performances you need to get it PAT tested (your nearest music shop should be able to do this for you) and it costs around £20. I highy reccommend Marshalls! ... marisapotter 30.12.2004 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Marshall DSL 100	Sound Quality Durability Transportability Value for Money
Marshall DSL 50 - Pure Rock Heaven! Advantages: All the authentic classic rock tones you will ever need. Sounds amazing. Simple. Great value. Disadvantages: Some features not foot-switchable which limits its potential. Clean/Crunch volume difference. ...you. This just screams classic marshall through and through - it does exactly what it says on the tin. With only global EQ its not over complicated so it doesn't feel like your about to land a space shuttle every time you want to make a slight tweak to your sound, but it offers versatility. I can achieve a range of different tones with minimal adjustment and the 'Tone Shift' switch which scoops the mid frequencies offers another dimension. The 'Deep' ... ...same way for decades and Marshall stick to what they know best. The DSL 50 has that unmistakeable Marshall sound and I absolutely love it! In my opinion, this amp performs best when the raw sound of the amp is left to come through, uncoloured by FX pedals. The clean setting is warm and full bodied and just sounds awesome. I've previously used a fender twin and although that clean sound was superb there is something about the marshall that i just ... TheTibbs 13.05.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Marshall DSL 50	Sound Quality Durability Transportability Value for Money
Mini amp! Advantages: Very small, portable, light, loud for the size, long battery life Disadvantages: Doesn't compete with drum kit? Hmm... ...even a bit of that marshall tone. Although nothing compared to a full 30W Marshall amp, it certainly isn't bad! You have a input socket and 9V input if you want it to be powered by mains to the left side, and a output socket to the right. There are 4 controls and a little LED light on the front. From the left, is Gain, Volume, Tone, then ON/OFF switch, with a power LED to the far right, to indicate power on. This also dims if you put it on too loud. ... ...the amp up, which is somewhat helpful, and at the bottem back of the device is the 9V battery holder. On the top there is a completely pointless fake handle, have no idea what the point in this is... Overall, a pretty good portable amp. If you're looking for a good portable amp, which costs near to nothing, this is perfect! ... joefireline 21.02.2008 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Marshall MS 4	Sound Quality Durability Transportability Value for Money