MarshallMini Stack Series MS-2R Micro Guitar Amplifier

On its own the Marshall ms2 doesn’t sound all that good. But put a boss metal zone pedal through it and it becomes a little beast of an amp. Battery lasts about five days of operation playing about three hours a day. It’s a high gain amp that needs a distortion pedal to sound good. Not very great at clean sounds as it breaks up as you turn up the volume. I love these little ms2s.

I purchased this amp for my sitar before I discovered the Marshall mini full stack (which is essentially two of these little guys in one unit). This one works just fine if you're seeking to give your instrument a little more volume. It's hyper-compact and fits in the palm of your hand. I would recommend the full stack Marshall mini, however, since it's almost as lightweight but produces more volume.

It is good for those who want to play equivalent to acoustical with an electric. Really convenient for the silent performer. The wife loves hers but I am a rock and roller.

Look, this obviously is not going to give you JCM 800 tones, but it’s a really fun, operational, talking piece on your desk.I’m really happy with it. As long as you’re not expecting something to bring to a rehearsal or to record, you’ll be happy with it too.

I had the black mini several years ago. I expected nothing more and nothing less with this MS-2R purchase. Its a great little gadget to annoy people, nothing more. Rock on!

Disappointed. I purchased this for my Yamaha Silent guitar. For the price, compared to other mini amps, the sound quality was poor. It was very tinny even with the tone controls adjusted. Though it allows for a 9v plug in or a battery, you’d think for the price, they’d throw in a 9v adapter. They don’t.

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It's light weight and portable and you can attached it to your belt buckle.