All user reviews for the Marshall MG15CD

Muscians friend, it was cheap and I wanted a cheap Marshal amp, I paid $100.

Its small, has great tone and lots of features. Its the best practice amp you can buy if you are just starting to play guitar. Plays weel at high and low volumes and can be used for any style of music. The CD in and emulated line out are great plusses too. Its not too heavy, not too light, not too loud, not too quiet and definately not too expensive. Its just right.

Not quite loud enough for jamming with a band if you have a loud drummer or bassist. I dont like the contour feature on the EQ that much.

Very durable. Has survived 4 years of college and several viscious attacks from my dog.

The best practice/beginner amp. Make this your first amp.

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Bought at Sam Ash.sold for 99.99 but out of the box so 5 dollars off. marshall is like top of the line and has a lot of distortion.

it has a lot of distortion and it is easy to set the equilizer (seeing as the equilizer has only three knobs).it is of decent size and sound.i thought 15W wasnt loud but if you turn the volume to 5-7 it is enough to hear from your driveway.

it has i lot of backround sound and that's about it.

it is of good quality seeing as it is Marshall.

good beginner amp or to practice backstage

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I bought this little amp at a pawn shop for 90 bucks. I'm in a band, just started playin the guitar about 2 years ago. I needed an amp that could be heard over my friends drumming. So I bought this little baby to try out.

This amp is the best. I didn't have a whole lot of money so I was looking for quite a while to get a good one. Man it sounds great. It is extremly loud. Lol my friend's mom is always yellin at us to "Turn that damn thing down." I've got a fender srat and it just goes perfect with this amp. Best lil amp i'll ever buy.

Well I wish it had some mroe effects on it but theres the MG15cddfx for that other than that its awesome!

Solid. thats all I have to say here.

Best amp for the price. And if your like me and don't have more than 200 bucks to go with pick one of these babys up today!

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First Class is a 15W amp transistor.Je have the REU in 'heritage' of my brother who bought a tube combos ... Although the MG15CD is one of the smallest of the Marshall family, he is pretty well ... the little button FDD (simulation lamp) is very well done, compared to a 5W all-tube amps Harley Benton GA5.Mais good c is not the same as light ... sounds Cot rglage are not masses of opportunities ... In his clear enough rglo c ... c in overdrive is not really bright ... button to gain you can not put more than 6 / 10 draft and if c is drooling and even before ... If the EQ is quite efficasse.Ah yes ... I also 'scratched' with a stratocaster (Alba) and a Harley Benton Duke 100.Malgr gnre it all a lot of volume , I have often in trouble with my voisins.Le qualitprix report ... is much better, for example: a lamp combos Harley Benton GA5 cheaper and c is that of happiness (my brother and I play it often ...) and then the famous Vox Pathfinder 10 ... n I've heard that the boxes ...

UTILIZATION

- The configuration is it simple?
YES
- Gets it easy to sound good?
6 / 10
- The manual is clear and sufficient? ...
J Eeeeeh ... I never had a manual! And all fawn yen is really no need

SOUNDS

See above ...

OVERALL OPINION

I use and the cost (c my brother before silent) from about 2 to 3 years.
The only thing I can say is that it c can buy much better for that price ...

This thing is quite amazing for the price. This is a 15 watt practice amp by Marshall that sounds fantastic. It has two channels and each channel shares the same EQ such as bass middle and treble. What is also great about this amp is the ability to plug an MP3 player of CD player and play along to your favorite backing tracks or MP3 songs.

It is rally a simple front panel with just the few eq's and the gain and volume. It has a small button to go from the clean channel to the dirty channel.


Marshall MG15 15-watt Guitar Combo Amp Features:

Output: 15 watts RMS
Speaker: 1 x 8"
Channels: Two (Clean and Overdrive)
3-band EQ control
Line in for MP3 and other music players
Headphone/line out with speaker emulation

UTILIZATION

Details
Type Solid State
Number of Channels 2
Power 15W
Speakers 1 x 8"
No Effects
No Reverb
EQ Bass, Middle, Treble
No Amp Modeling
Preamp Tubes No Tubes
Power Tubes No Tubes
Inputs 1 x Instrument, 1 x MP3/Line (1/8")
Outputs 1 x Headphone (1/8")
No Footswitch
No Effects Loop
Height 14.92"
Width 15"
Depth 8.07"
Weight 16.31 lbs.

SOUNDS

I love the way this sounds with a Gibson Les Paul. Marshall and Gibson even though were created by different people on different continents somehow were eternally designed to match each other. They just absolutely make the best sonic sound that music can probably make.

The clean channel isn't too bad abut the thing sounds best to me in the dirty channel. Even when the gain is turned up all the way it still managers to retain the note clarity and string separation needed to be audibly desirable. The is a very promising attribute when jamming along with this amp.

OVERALL OPINION

At new these amps come in at around $ 99 which in my opinion is an absolute steal of a price for what you get. You get a two channel amp that sounds superb for being a solid state amp and the price is just to hard to pass up.

I would recommended this to anyone looking to buy an entry level Marshall amp and doesn't want to break the bank to do it either. Also, for someone who would like to play and jam silently at home or in the office and wants to have a decent tone as well.