Marsh Sound Design MG10CD MARSHAL 10 WATT GUITAR AMP



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Marsh Sound Design MG10CD MARSHAL 10 WATT GUITAR AMP

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The sturdy, compact Marshall MG10CD Combo Amp boasts 2 channels, a custom-voiced 6-1/2" speaker, and 10 Watts of Marshall's famous power. The clean channel gives you shimmering pristine tones, and when cranked produces a musical crunch perfect for the blues. The overdrive channel kicks in a bunch of the distortion that has made the Marshall name. Emulated headphone output gives you great tone and mutes the speaker. Includes CD input. The Marshall MG10CD Combo Amp is a great amplifier for the studio, too. Line out for recording to MP3 or other recording device or mixer Headphone jack for silent practice (when the rest of the world is asleep) Unit Dimensions - 11-3/4 W x 12-1/4 H x 7-1/2 D (295 x 310 x 190mm); 11 lbs. (5kg) 110V AC Powered MP3 player, headphones, guitar require separate purchaseJim Marshall started building amps in 1962. He did this together with technical friend Ken Bran. Their first amps were very heavily inspired on the 1959 Fender Tweed 4x10 Bassman. Marshall Amps are now considered a leader in rock music instrument amplifiers.
  • 10 Watts of amplifier power
  • Built-in 6-1/2 speaker
  • 2 channels - clean and overdrive
  • Contour control radically modifies the midrange, from traditional to scooped modern
  • CD or MP3 player input for jam-along purposes


Marsh Sound Design MG10CD MARSHAL 10 WATT GUITAR AMP Reviews


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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Small Rugged, good sound, simple controls, June 26, 2009
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Daniel G. Lebryk (Chicago) - See all my reviews
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Paired this practice amp up with an Epiphone Les Paul Special II, ( Epiphone Les Paul Special II Electric Guitar, Black) - perfect starting electric guitar set up for a new player.

The amp plays to a decent volume, not ear shattering, and it won't fill a stadium....but what did you expect with 10 watts? The limited number of controls is a mixed blessing. Great because there's less to fiddle with, focus on playing the guitar and making good sound; less on fiddling with knobs to adjust the sound. The overdrive does make some good blues sounds. The bad part, there's no reverb or effects to make the guitar sound amazing.

This is a simple straight amp, nothing fancy. Simple controls, simple sound, and it will serve it's purpose for a good long time.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Great little amp, July 9, 2008
It has everything I need, distortion with adjustments, tone, headphones out, etc. It has a bit of line noise/gargle at certain settings (thus the 4/5 rating) but that could be my budget $200 Squire I'm using with it; who knows. I would strongly recommend buying this amp.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Terrific, June 24, 2009
Okay, we all know there are a lot of practice amps out there but this is one of the best, I say ONE because the 15 watt version of this series has everything from this plus treble, mid, and bass. But it can be loud and if you want distortion it would be enough to shame a chainsaw with pickups.
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