All user reviews for the Marshall MG15CDR

Transistor amplifier
power output of 15 watts into 8 ohms
Headphone input
cd input
10dBV output level output
7.2kg
volume gain (od) contours treble bass reverb

UTILIZATION

The configuration is quite simple but the amp is very difficult to adjust for precise sound otherwise tros slobbering sounds and yeah! marshall forces
The setting is quite complicated
the manual is very clear and good enough (notably the examples on the back) in short all is not bad
I advise beginners to settle their amp like the sound suits them and writing paper settings.
some tips: set the overall volume of Lampl quarter and adjust the volume with the guitar
Acdc-style to gain 2nd volume 3 of 7 bass contour 3 and4-5, treble and play it rock !!!!!

SOUNDS

It suits my style even if I would change the amp, including direct me to a tube amp like laney VC15 brief ...
rock blues rockin much drooling and death and the appointment can be too ...
but with this amp is exelledans the field of hardcore punk or ska-like and old ds has the rock zztop are fat but have finally its purpose forces depends what cherche.je played with a ibanez gax30 godin freeway and that are very conplementaires ampli.l on my Ibanez is in tip top style ac / dc.avec get the ibanez sounds very very slimy fat-while that with the addition godin jobtiens crystal-clear sound fenderïen blues twang by adjusting the amplifier (a gain of just one)
I prefer the sounds that are very slobbery the amp and the sound clear and detached
sounds nice are the least distortion type sounds marshall cold or you feel that the treble that has a 10 ... fo dosing information brief but the sounds are really nice

OVERALL OPINION

I use this amp for two years
jaime what these changing its settings the amp completely notament in the type blues rock since the distortion can change dramatically while on this amp.
what I like most is its power (battery easily follows, friends who play, or meal fammille ^ ^)
what I like least is its distortion too present, too aggressive but once you catch the thing is nikel!
I have not tried the model before the
I think the value for price is right and it can be great but after that we play the style that makes the difference
I think with the experience I get information about other amp but the price was really the power and before leaving you to just say jvoulais MG15CDR critics that not everything to a zero everywhere yet would it ARGUMENTS short it is a transistor on a mesa, but it's not good enough to settle it and you get sounds very interesting!

Transistor amplifier of 15 watts.
Guitar input, CD input and output sound.
EQ acute, medium, low.
Volume for clean
Volume and gain for the overdrive.
Reverb

UTILIZATION

Simple setup, you turn the knobs to find his place and his music.
No need to book.
To have a good sound, it must look a bit and not immediately give up and say he has no sound.
Of course, lack of diversity with the little buttons but at that price one can hardly do better.

SOUNDS

I use it with my Epiphone LP Standard Plus for rock and pop with sometimes a little hard rock and blues for these styles there, it should be to train for but again, it is a fair bit
In searching for sounds, you can find everything, it sounds really good

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 1 year and demiet I'm happy.
I've tried before any other models because it was my first purchase with my first guitar.
A great amp for the guitar and learn s cause.
Good value for money
With experience, I have tried other models but I think I took that one.

Combo 15 Watt transistor
- HP 8 "Custom
- 2 channels
- 3-band EQ
- Adjustable stroke
- Reverb
- Line out jack
- Headphone Jack
- CD input

What's classic! I put 7 because there 's the reverb!

UTILIZATION

hyper use simple manual useless, just look above! at the same time there's nothing really difficult, especially in this price range!
it comes out easily, the sound was quickly that wants any less than it is looking for a specific sound, but if it's just to make noise as it works!

8, because once again the very classic and affordable!

SOUNDS

eh bein quite honestly pleasantly surprised! for a 15w spits enough, the knobs are an action on almost all of their course, the settings quite effective!
I started with a Chinese copy of faster recovery in wilkinson telecaster and I had plenty to amuse myself alone in my room (and wake the neighbors thereby!).
sounds clear to me relatively satisfied, although some are split on this point, the shiny side of the telecaster passing my taste pretty well, and with the reverb (spring) not out at all, it will out pretty good!
about the distortion, we move from a nice crunch to a distortion free playing of gain, although a bit messy at the end of the race, but the grain marshall is there, but recognizable Transistorized!
function fdd sensible lamps simulate more like a boost, but brings a little touch of warmth and amplitude significant! we can shape the sound easily, while staying in a register "Marshallian", blues rock HAD to! with a good distortion pedal it goes okay too!

go there also earned 7 Fairly!

OVERALL OPINION

I have 3 years and I am satisfied for the use I have!
being a bass player wanting to make the guitar as a hobby but have no budget delusional (even if ultimately I play more guitar!), I do not use more of the masses but it is "good at everything do ", the receiver who is not afraid of transport and evenings for the horse to hard! very convenient and compact!
Compared to other ibanez peavey rage and equivalent power, it is the one who convinced me the most, especially the reverb and the Marshall side, having a soft spot for the grain of these amps!

correct value for money, bought a secondhand fifty euros shipping included, to remake the same conditions!

but when you buy an amp in this range and this budget should not expect either to have the sound of madness of a stack tube, and the whole thing to be aware!
to start and keep the same amp as work is impeccable!

a good 8 under the conditions described above!

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.

There are two things that make this unit different from the new NG15CD amps is the added reverb in the amp as well as the emulated line out


UTILIZATION

Output (RMS): 15W

Channels: 2

Footswitchable Channels: none

CD Input: yes

Emulated Line Out: yes

Emulated Headphone: yes

Spring Reverb: yes

Digital Effects: none

FDD: yes

Speaker: 1 x 8 in.

Dimensions: 380 x 375 x 205 mm

Weight: 7.2 kg

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

The thing isn't going to sound like your Marshall JCM 800 or Marshall JVM amp or anything but it was never built to compete with something like that. These amps are made for entry people and people who just need a cheep practice amp. 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.

Transistor amplifier with an output of 15 watts. Line in / out, headphone jack. Connector jack in 6mm. EQ: trebble, bass, contour. 2 independent channels, no footswitch. reverb springs integrated process that emulates FDD more or less the sound of a tube amp.

UTILIZATION

Configuration does not exist. Whatever it is plug and play settings. Manual? bah ... not open. Do you get a good sound easy? uh ... Is obtained easily and it's not bad. He collects everything, including dynamic microphones and mp3. I'm pretty sure that with a low there would be no problem.

SOUNDS

Marshall is the legend! but without proper lights ... it is a little less legendary. We come to an agreement right away: this amp is not made for a pleasant sound. is made to send some of his home to train, develop barre.le clear sound is quite steep, but with a bit of reverb it gets pretty. The FDD switch is required 100% of the time, otherwise we will retouve with a raucous "hidden" ... I do not know if I'm making myself clear. ith the button, it is far from the lights but the sound is a bit more now. I do not understand the point of having replaced the Middle adjustment for me indispensable EQ contour by a button rather ineffective. I find more distortion propore inoperative, but quite enjoyable for a student. on the other hand is a nice testing ground for the pedals, that much cash, and the amp is quite clear in its friendly character of the guitar (stratocumulus and paul for me.) Brf, the sound is not great. Besides, very few of breath, and cash almost anything (bass, microphone, mp3)

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 3 years, it was my first amp. It is no longer manufactured now, and I replaced by a more powerful vox. Incidentally I always use to travel. First, because the clean sound is exploitable, and the animal is especially robust in robust! No digital, real connections that hold the road, cash anything (except a knife, the grid is a simple cloth). He traveled in the Pyrenees, in Germany, southern France, and is currently with me in Austria. No loss of sound, no power loss. it's solid solid home. In the hold of a bus or in a rickety plane, it is equally at ease, arrived safely at their destination, and even if he falls he gets up.
With my experience, I tell myself that the resale price of the craft will never be equivalent to the services it continues to offer. For coffee concerts it is even sufficient for an apartment that's cool. externalities well received, power friendly, spring reverb, portability, with the new battery amps I do not know if it would be a good choice, but 3 years ago, it's worth it. Afterwards, as the main amp, for sure it is light.

15 Watt Marshall amp transistor with an input pr skyscraper, a CD input for connecting an audio source and a headphone jack. Strong and small, Lger.
The only effect on this amp is reverb ... all this is a bit simplistic, but still effective all the same, especially for beginner, it's good!

UTILIZATION

Very simple, just a volume knob for clean and one for the overdrive, a gain, one treble, one bass and a contour, and finally settle for a reverb (+ a button to activate the famous amp simulation lamp presents all the amp MG series, which has ultimately serves boost the sound a bit).
The manual is clear, but almost useless (except for beginner but you still even be head picks for tampering not understand a bit).
Is obtained easily because the little knobs and the sound is not bad for an amp of this Category:-small-not much, doing office Gnrale first amp (it was my case included in a pack with a guitar) but you can find better and more diversified for a 10-15aine euros more (see review overall).
But it keeps deserves to be simple!

SOUNDS

Good this amp really act first amp or amp booster ... not anymore.
The sounds are clean ... clean. The overdrive is not that great, but you can get good sounds ptit blues, crunch, rock, hard rock and pushing a max, almost a little mtal (palm-mute). But hey c is not exceptional, it remains less than 100 amps!
I played it with a Whale (guitar beginner's pack) and then with my ESP LTD KH-202.
I then changed to a line 6 amp SpiderValve 212 (lamp so), ba is the day and night at his level ... but also size and price ^ ^ "
In short, it's still good sound, you can dpatouiller with. I even managed to make some repeated pushing to half 3 / 4 volume.

OVERALL OPINION

I used it to end 2005 end 2009, and it served me well! For a first amp, he was so pretty, but maybe the prfrez MG15 DFX (for effects and more).
It can also use extra amp, but I think microcube are better quality and its diversity. Because it's true default is to have diversified sounds not truly possible (you can go get ... ... 5 sounds really DIFFERENT while in overdrive).
But hey, qualitprix report is good, but if I had to choose, or if I had several tests / advice before buying my first amp in the same price range, I would port to the MG15 DFX or better microcube of Roland (100 and tip top).

Originally written by rmrdu33 on Audiofanzine FR.

15-watt solid-state amp
Guitar input, CD input, line output.
Three-band EQ (high, mid, low)
Clean volume setting
Overdrive volume and gain controls
Reverb


UTILIZATION

Very easy setting: just turn the knobs to get your tone.
No need for a user's manual.
Dedicate some time to finding a good sound, don't give up immediately and say the amp sounds awful.
Yes it lacks versatility due to the few settings available but, considering the price, it's hard to get more.



SOUNDS

I use it with my Epiphone LP Standard Plus for rock and pop (also a bit hard rock and blues). The amp is perfect for these music styles at home, but the output power is somewhat low for rehearsals with a band.
If you take the time to look for a good sound, you can really get it.


OVERALL OPINION

I've been using it for 1.5 year and I'm happy.
I didn't try any other models before: it was my first buy with my first guitar.
A great amp to learn and practice guitar.
Good value for money.
Based on my experience, I would try other models but I thing I would have chosen this one.