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Marshall MG15CDR

Solid-State Combo Guitar Amp from Marshall belonging to the MG 2nd Gen series

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Published on 08/20/07 at 04:19
Value For Money : Excellent
This little amp works with transistors and dlivre 15 watt (not 5, cf Previous Notice). The instructions can be found here (http://www.marshallamps.com/downloads/files/MG15 20hbk.pdf%). It possde a clear section and a section overdrive and a qualiseur (treble, mid, bass) and rverb. The two sheets are right: from a cd and an outlet for "amp simulation lamp" for the very first record, a headphone output for the second.
For its relatively low price it is well plutt quip.

UTILIZATION

I use it in my home studio, as booster amplifier. The sound is respectable for a trs amp of this power: frankly, it should be done to get the expr "no". I prsume rptition that, this amp should have catastrophic performance. But that does not seem to be his vocation: prfrez this product for use solo in your bedroom or in your home studio.

SOUNDS

I do not use the overdrive of the amp or the rverb. The buttons are positioned qualisation half of their race.

The sound is neutral and rev a little crystal and (surprisingly good) enough "slap". The bass are not curiously absent.

I use this amp with an Ibanez Sa-120, a multi-purpose Art Ecc, and a Real Tube overdrive pedals: your exact plutt is good.

OVERALL OPINION

I tried many other models before it. APRS two years of use, it always surprises me enjoyable, even if I plan to acqurir a slightly more powerful amplifier.
The quality-price ratio is excellent: Do not hesitate if you want an amp that is reasonably priced and of good quality for use "domestic". Go your way if you are looking for an amp rptitions and concerts.
One regret, however: by taking a quick look on the back panel, one notices that this device is made in ... India. It may be that I rtorquer Danelectro, Reverend, are building their guitars Gretsch China. Certainly. But I think it is far from the legends amricaine, Nashville and Memphis, and we swapped the poetry against the sacrosanct lower production cots ch re libraux our greedy profits. Music n'chappe not the globalized economy ... and I play my rle consumer in a low note.