Marshall MS-2 4-stars Reviews

Surprisingly big sound!

At first i switched it on and realised that i needed to turn up the tone on both the amp and guitar a bit, however the thing that shocked me the most was when i turned the overdrive on. I was blown away by how loud it was after that. The micro amp is insanely light and can be carried practically anywhere. I also love how i can do quiet practice sessions too with the amp's headphone connection!

Good for traveling, but not a great practice amp.

Great consideriung the price though.

Awesome Micro Amp

Very loud compared to its size which I liked about it, and it Rocks !

very useful outdoor and it fits in any gigbag and very light also

Pretty cool little amp, feel like Jack Black in The School of Rock!

Fun

Brash,buzzy,noisy bit of fun.Good for a kids first guitar gift.Surprisingly loud.My son's one still works after 5 years.

Good!

Obviously, it's not a rel amp. Although, it's good for it's purpose, wich is to allow the freedom to play anywhere. Nice!

A handy thing

Nice tohave in gigbag easy go use

Cheap portable amp

It's very small and can be used with a standard 9V powercell. After a while the chassis started to make noises. I was able to solve the issue by sticking some dampening stuff in it.

The sound is, as you would expect, pretty bad, but it sure is enough to rock outside for a bit or if you're somewhere where you can't take your actual amp with you.

It's pretty loud as well. It'll be heard in the whole room .

Marshall MS-2

I purchased this because "I want a Marshall amp", this small amp is amazing. The clean sound is very clean, the Overdrive is very dirty.

the 9v battery compartment held the battery - just, when the cover is released the battery easily falls out.

Great Amp

Great amp for it's size but definitely not the price

impressive volume from such a small amp

the tone adjustments on it is great

definitely great for someone who just wants to play in their bedroom to themselves

Nive price for the kind of amplifier

The sound is cheap, as the money you spend on it, is very useful essential for travel or something like that, or as a backup amplifier.

Makes its job, but could be better

This small amplifier is good to carry around, but the sound quality could be better, and the output gives me a delay. Might be good if you use it on the quite settings, but when you turn the volume up you get the cracking sounds, like you have put overdrive even if you didn't.

Good for quiet practice

Good for taking places and practicing where you might not be able to play loud music. It doesn't have a fantastic sound, but still great for practicing. quality varies a bit, since the clean sounds pretty good, while the overdrive sounds a bit too crunchy if you don't set the tone right.

Fun piece of Equipment

Sure, the sound quality is not great, but what else would you expect for 26 euro? Fun to play with, portable, does everything I expected it to do. Good product.

Babobabooo

Its a one watt amp aint a miracle.

nice to play at home, bu don't expect a great sound

The mini amp MS-2 is a nice toy to play or practice at home. Or maybe even play at a park or beach, since it's very easy to take it with you wherever you go.

On the other hand, do not expect it to sound great. If you want to have a nice kind of "practice amp", to play with headphones, with more effects and better sound, take a look at the VOX amPlug AC30.

The finishing is really good and it makes also a very nice home decoration when you are not playing.

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.

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.

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!