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Resources: Marshall MG-10 MKII

Marshall MG-10 MKII

10W Combo Amp (7 x 9")
Maker:  Marshall
Description:  Features include a gain control, master volume, a boost switch that utterly transforms it from tame to dangerous, and a contour control for sweeping the mids. From sweet n' clean, to dirty n' distorted, this amp does it all.
Last modified on 8/2/01 by Travis Self (235) in the Equipment: Amplifiers sub-directory
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Overall Rating: 4.8 (of 5)
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Reviewed on 8/2/01 by Travis Self (235)
Rating:
Excellent little amp for the beginning guitarist, or even for the expert. Perfect for jazz, blues, rock, metal, you name it. Good travel guitar as well.
Price: $99.00 (new)
Features:
Boost Switch, Gain knob, contour knob, volume knob, head phone jack, input jack.
Sound Quality:
Very distorted, and is perfect for the metal/rock gutiarist, yet also clean and smooth for the jazz and blues guitarist. Volume is not that high (it's not louder then your drummer), which means you might have a problem hearing yourself when your playing in your band. But for practice, the sound is perfect for an in room player. And at night, you can always use the head phone jack.
Ease of Use:
Very easy controls, and easy to understand.
Durability:
Not good enough for live play, I mean, it's too small in the first place. Pretty sturdy though, for in-home use at least.

These other members have submitted reviews of this resource:
 • 4 Star Review - Rob Hunt (56) - 12/8/01
 • 5 Star Review - Ollie Jaxin (257) - 4/26/02
 • 5 Star Review - Richard To (831) - 4/6/03
 • 5 Star Review - Lawrence Gilbey (55) - 2/7/04


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