Marshall MS 2 > Reviews

Advantages: It goes anywhere you want.
Disadvantages: None

...whole house Try the MS-2. The Marshall MS2 is a dinky little amp designed to look and sound like the real thing, the best part being it's, portable and even clips on your belt like a mobile phone. This wicked bit of kit only weighs about half a pound including it's battery (pp3), and really kicks out a groovy sound, and if you want to you can run it via a power pack to save cash on batteries. The MS-2 is based on the original 100 - 150 watt ... Read review

Advantages: Very Cheap For a Marshall : ) Portable and Simple
Disadvantages: Batteries Won't Last Long

The Marshall MS-2 is the smallest amp I have ever seen and it can be taken anywhere to use as a practice amp. The MS-2 is so small I have had people ask me if it actually works and then be amazed when I plugged it in, it is so small you can attach it to your belt with the clip on the back! If you ever wanted an amp to carry around with you and practice with then this will be a good purchase. Even though the amp is so small it is actually quite loud. ... Read review

Advantages: Small, portable, practical
Disadvantages: Slight loss of sound quality at high volumes, eats up batteries

...extremely good value for money. The Marshall MS-2 is an amazingly practical device, it is 100% portable since it is powered by a 9V battery but if you don’t want to spend a lot of money on expensive batteries then it can also be powered by a 9V DC cable (which can be purchased for around £15). There are three main controls on the MS-2: a volume control, a tone control (alters the bass and treble depending on which way you turn the knob) and ... Read review

Advantages: Cheap, Small, Excellent Sound
Disadvantages: Maybe too weak a sound for real enthusiasts

Owned my Marshall MS-2 amp for a few years now and thought i\'d write my thought on the little blighter!! lol If you are not familiar with this amp, i believe it is the same one ad used by Jack Black in School of Rock. This little blighter is almost perfect if you\'re looking for a small, portable practice amp. For strumming on the couch, taking to your mates, camping or a jam session at a friend\'s house or on in your garage, shed or wherever ... Read review

Advantages: Cheap
Disadvantages: Doesn't Last Long, Bad Quality

"You Get What You Pay For" Never has this phrase been more true for me. I went in to a guitar shop after my 14th birthday with £300. I expected to be able to buy a guitar, a half decent amp, straps etc, but the guitar cost more than expected so I bought this. Anyway, I took it home and plugged it in, and I was fairly impressed with the sound. Not top notch, but I wouldn't expect it to be for it's size, price and Watts. I could play some of ... Read review