| Marshall MS4 Mini Micro Full Stack Battery Amplifier |  | Brand: Marshall
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $80.00
Buy New: $54.00
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Seller: maggio-music
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 6,825
Color: black
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 10 x 3 x 5
You won't believe the sound from this little fella'... looks just like the real thing. Makes a great gift, and an ideal little practice amp.
MPN: MS4
Model: MS4
UPC: 962327365876
EAN: 5030463063224
ASIN: B000BVN582
Release Date: January 1, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Master Volume Control | | • | Clean & Overdrive Sounds | | • | Battery or Mains Powered | | • | Gain & Tone Controls | | • | Headphone Input |
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Product Description
If you can't leave your beloved Marshall at home, the portable Micro stack will be right up your street. You will be amazed by the might of this Micro Marshall. For those players for whom a full stack is a must the MS4 for is here. This mighty micro Marshall has switchable clean and overdrive modes. A Single tone control provides full focus of bass to treble. The MS4 also features a gain control. A full stack in miniature form standing at 25cm x 11cm x 6cm.
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| Customer Reviews:
 compact and sounds great for it's size February 1, 2010
G. Donofrio (n.y.c)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
fits in my son's gig bag outside pouch. metal fold out belt clip is real handy.he really likes the portabilty.
micro rocker! July 13, 2010
Eric Boosman (Seattle, WA USA)
This thing sounds like playing through a super loud clock radio. Just like you should expect from something so tiny and powered by a 9 volt. This isn't a bad thing, though, it's perfect for what it is.
If you want thicker distortion, just plug in a pedal. I plug my Pod X3 Live into this thing and it rocks.
The tone isn't fantastic, you're not going to play a concert with it, but for practice (where you have no space or are away from your home set up) or busking, it is just the thing.
 Don't get excited July 17, 2007
David L Murphy (Bluefield Virginia)
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
Although adorned with the Marshall logo, this little amp does not live up to the name it carries. While the clean channel sounds good at mid to low levels, the distortion, is just that; distorted, as your guitar will lose its identity when played a high levels. Although I only purchased this amp for $30, it does outplay most mini amps that I have used, but does not live up to the Marshall trademark. My advice is to save your $50 and by a good solid state combo amp such as crate or Randall (long live Dime).
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