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Marshall
Marshall MG15MSII Micro Stack Guitar Amplifier
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Marshall MG15MSII Micro Stack Guitar Amplifier

The Marshall MG15MSII Microstack is a complete Marshall stack that will fit into any room.
The amplifier is based around the MG15CDR and features two channels, spring reverb and Marshall's proprietary FDD (frequency dependant damping) technology. Supplied with two 1 x 10 inch speaker cabinets its looks and sounds great. The dream of owning a Marshall stack has now become a reality!

Lead 15, 15 Watt Micro Stack

  • 15 Watts of Marshall Power
  • Designed by the Valvestate team
  • Twin Gain Controls for maximum preamp flexibility
  • Controls for Bass, Treble, and Contour for maximum tonal flexibility
  • Master Volume control
  • Spring Reverb
  • Headphone jack which mutes loud speakers
  • CD input
  • Line Out jack
  • Two 1x10 inch cabinets – 1 angled, 1 straight
  • Custom voiced speakers
  • Has an incredible low end
  • Looks amazing!
  • Sounds amazing!


 
 
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QUALITY:
The MG15 is very well made and extremely dependable. Even when playing cranked to the max, there are no vibrations or annoying speaker potting sounds. The worst feature is lack of digital fx.

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Again, least impressive features is that is lacks the fx of a true marshall stack. Other than that, I am completely satisfied.

EASE OF USE:
If you can't figure it out, you don't need it. It's that simple.

VALUE:
Considering that I paid the original asking price of $350 when it was first released, I still found it as a solid value. It's a Marshall, you simply can't go wrong!!

SOUND:
Has the classic Marshall crunch even in a solid state amp. Although, I would like to see a tube version released to give it a true sound, it's still a great sounding amp. Played next to my peavy valveking, it still out performs the peavy. Truth of the matter is, I can't complain. I've even played it next to the newer
 
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Overall: good materials, great instrument
 
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Subject:Looks and sounds great!!!!
Overall: It's a nice addition to have, easier to lug around than my Peavey and lots of fun to play around with. Never had a Marshall so I'm still experimenting !! Thanks AmericanMusical
 
AMS Customer from USA
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Overall: This is an awesome little mini full stack. I was really amaze how loud this amp got. I wanted that deep warm sound like the bigger amps had without the high price tag and this mini stack did the trick. Looks as cool as it sounds too! This would make a great mini crowd pleaser for beer parties. I hooked up my Boss pedals to this and was very please with the results. I think this amp would really be cool if you could put two more speakers in the amp and put the extra speakers across from each other and play in the middle of them. This would put out some serious sound for a mini stage show. Just add the lights and fog and your set to party! On a scale of 1 to 10 I give it a 9!!
 
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Subject:reliable, powerful and classic
Overall: Marshall is the best!
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