... Now, obviously it's not going to compete with a drum kit! But it certainly is loud enough for practising before going on stage, or in a class room, or just out on the street if you want to irritate people by consistanly playing the Nokia tune on your guitar!
Being a Marshall, it actually ... Read review
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Marshall MS-4 Micro Stack features 2 speaker cabs with a head, and it stands only 9-3/4" high. Includes fully functioning Gain, Volume, and Tone controls. The Marsha...
Marshall MS4
The Marshall mini stacks are the ultimate in portable battery/mains adaptor operated micro
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amps, packing a full 1 Watt of Marshall tone into a tiny case measuring just 14 x 11 x 6cm. This mighty micro Marshall half-stack has switchable clean and overdr...
MARSHALL MS4
The MS-4 is the ultimate in portable battery/mains adapter operated micro amps, packing a
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full 1 Watt of Marshall tone into a tiny case. This mighty micro Marshall half-stack has switchable Clean and Overdrive modes. A single Tone control provides full...
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! ...
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Marshalls are very loud.
It's one of their specialities.. But from the size of this you can see that isn't going to apply here. Of course, you wouldn't buy this if you wanted a lot of quality sound. It really does excel in portability, and for its size it's got a relatively good sound.
The overdrive is just as good as other models around, but you should hear yourself, because different people prefer different sounds obviously.
Durability wasn't ... ...had no problems, very stable unit.
Of course, easy to use, a manual that's informative and covers all the basics simply.
It does look a bit toy-ish compared to my 50w amp, but then, that's bound to happen.
Basically, good for its size range. There are better, more expensive portable amps though... ...
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Have you ever tried to hear your Strat in a crowded room with no amp, or worse have a new idea in your mind but don't want to wake up the whole house Try the MS-2.
The Marshall MS2 is a dinky little amp designed to look and sound like the real... more
In my personal opinion, i'm not a fan of this pedal. It's good in some places - but very. very average in others. I've split the review up - to make it more accessible and easy to read - and leave me with a calculation at the end.
LOOKS - 7/10
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If you know anything about rock music you will be familiar with the name Marshall.
Its plastered all over the front of the speakers at huge concerts as the preferred amplifier of choice by the world's bands.
No doubt you will have seen one on... more
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