Marshall [Microamps Series] MS-2

This is the miniature pocket amp version of a Marshall halfstack. Half top, half useful. You can power it with an AC plug or a 9 volt battery. Also features a belt loop in case you wanted to rock out on the go.Knobs are Clean or Overdrive switch,...

I've been using the Marshall MS-2 for about three or four years and I've found it to be a great little amp. If you are looking for a cheap, reliable and portable amp to practice with on the go, the...

I've been using it for about one year and I like it because it's the only really small and light travel amp. I didn't try out other products. I just wanted an amp to hear my guitar when I practice ...

I bought it from a local music shop for £21.00. I got it as a stopgap before I can afford a better amp and guitar.I like the looks of the little unit, just like a tiny half stack, and its surprisingly loud for a tiny little amp. Also the clean channel...

I purchased this from electrohill in London, for £19.95, I needed something to carry around on holiday, so I don't lose touch with my guitar (sounds sad)Its so handy to use and carry. You can clip it on to your trousers, so you can walk around with it....

i got this guitar yesterday for $40.00 from musiciansfriend.comit is really small but the sound is actually loud.great for writing songs to and just messin' around.marshall is always great anyways.i don't like how a bunch of headphones don't fit the...

Just bought the little amp today for 35 bucks via a SamAsh not too far away from my house.Well, i've read many reviews prior to actually purchasing this mini-amp, so i was at first a little hesitant. BUT, this little amp is very cool. Of course, its...

I started electric guitar at the age of 15 and to go with my guitar i bought a very cheap amplifier, i got it off the net for £22 via ebay.Its very small and light (the power pack i boutght for it weighs more) its good for moving around the house...

I bought these both at the same time at the same place at Long And Mcquade. The Marshall was $65 and the Danelectro was $70. They seems attractive, protable and quiet yet loud enough to satifsy me and my parents. I bought it with a Squier Affinity...