Marshall MS-2 Reviews

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9 years ago

Nice

For practicing when you have nothing else, it's perfect! :)

9 years ago

Marshall MS-2

The speaker too small for any decent sound. Even on clean channel the sound is distorssed. The product is rated 1W power but in fact the internal speaker is marked 0.8W. Totally waste of money!

10 years ago

Marshall MS-2

A great little amp to go touring around the house with. looks really cool. Surprisingly LOUD and the battery lasts ages too. Great tone also!.

makes you want to collect all the ms series!

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11 years ago

great little amp

Great for practice in the garden and a bit of a novelty item for those that cant stretch to buying a full marshall stack..the sound is pretty good for just 1 watt of power and the controls feel well made and solid..very happy with it in all.

11 years ago

Perfect for Study!

Great Sound!

Small and light...

12 years ago

Nice little low volume practice amp

I bought this amp for my daughter who is currently learning to play. The main advantage of the amp is that it is portable and is not going to disturb anyone while you learn your favorite riffs. For beginners it's perfect and you can plug headphones in for silent practice. It also makes for a great amp for practicing outside on a sunny day.

The sounds are okay, the tiny little speaker is never going to sound like a full size amp but it does a decent job. There's a clean and overdrive setting so you can get a good array of sounds. I would recommend this for a beginner but more experienced guitarists might be under whelmed by the small sound.

12 years ago

MS2

A bit of a novelty really. Distorts far too easily for my liking. Headphone out provides a noiseless rehearsal option,with a more true sound than the actual speaker. Handy clip on back of amp to attach to guitar strap. Heavy on battery consumption even when not plugged in.

12 years ago

A real amp

I use this to amplify steel stringed acoustic guitar while playing with a choir. A sixteen piece choir will easily over power plain acoustic guitar but with this amp, the guitar cuts through just nicely. It may look like a decoration or toy but it really can be used. The sound is usable for strumming and even for leads, at least on acoustic guitar.

12 years ago

Lovely Tone

Lovely tone out of this for a pocket amp, was hoping for a bit more volume but I suppose it's very good for such a small amp! Only fault would be I find you have to put it on it's back to avoid it falling off wherever you've put it!