Hey i was wondering if anybody owns or has played a Marshall Micro stack because im extremely tempted to go halfs on one with my brother and there so Epic

cheers

I dont try this model but in minimodels i tried the MS-4 (only 4 watts) and sounds ok to practice... but when i used it with the Zoom G7 and some pedals i had.... wow!!! i cant believe the sound that this litlle thing did!!!

So my suggestion is TRY IT! and if you`re gonna to use some pedals, try it with your pedals

This post has been edited by Power_Arctica: Jan 11 2009, 01:10 PM

You mean this one : http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product...WELAID=26040248

I heard they work pretty cool considering what they are ehehhehe

Ah! I thought maybe you were referring to this when I read the title.

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product...tack?sku=482705

Anyone used one of these? Comments?

Cheers man yeah ive looked at the Ms-4 a bit and people say for how much it is you can get quite alot and ive got a Boss me 50 to plug into it also.



Yeah i did have a look at those but until i get about +$200 i was going to stick to the smaller ones but in time i probable will, they look awesome and im guessing the sound will be alot better too.




Yeah and so cheap thanks guys

im not much of a marshal fan....but ive seen youtube vids of those and they do sound pretty awesome for the price

I have this little Marshall with a double speaker. I can tell you it rocks Only make sure your battery is in good condition. It uses one 9V battery or an adaptor. Once I miked it and put on a proper PA system. Wow man, that was the sound This video of me playing Vinnie Moore song was played on that Marshall. Just its pure gain, no pedals. You don't see it on this video but you can hear and get the idea. Video is also not good quality because it was a web camera.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=YWRpXyR3xAQ

Can't say I like the Marshall Micro Stacks. The sound isn't very good in my ears.. I actually buildt an amp myself with a speaker that is about the same size (a satelite speaker from a creative PC speaker set) and it sounded a little better actually

Anyways, I would rather go for the Micro Cube from Roland (actually I ordered one two days ago ) it's slightly bigger and a little more expensive, but it sounds waaay better and it's totaly worth it IMO.

Just my two cents

I'll never play another Marshall after getting my Framus amp. It blows every single one out of the water. My Framus amp was so great I sold my 1982 Marshall JCM 800.

I'd get a tiny Orange amp but I'm not sure how small they go.

thanks Emir it actually sounded quite good even with the Web camera may i ask what Model is this Marshall that you have? and if you can remember how much it costed you

cheers




Thanks for that man ive heard some good sounding ones though, Ive also heard some of Rolands stuff and it seems pretty good With johnny De marco but doesnt the micro cube cost like $300-400? but thanks for that man




Framus huh? Please Ignore my ignorance as ive never actually heard of them before If you do have time or you know where youve seen videos and sound checks from this amp id love to hear it. and Orange amps ive heard and seen them but ive never heard one before so ill check them too, i know you can get a Orange Tiny terror or something But thanks man

The Tiny Terror is great. Framus amps start at about £1000 ($1500)

hahaha yeah Since like 1 pound is about like 2.3 of Australian Dollars i think its Waaay out of my price range but i did look at some Framus amps and they did sound pretty nice which model do you have?

Ruby Riot II in head and 2x12" cab format.

The little MS-4

Are you kidding The Ms-4 made that sound? That is so epic and there so cheap thanks man ill defiently look at getting one Aswell as for Novelty value




Yeah your pretty lucky that amp is pretty nice, when i do come around to choosing a much Bigger amp ( Head probable) ill look out for framus thanks for your help man

This post has been edited by HAMWAGON: Jan 13 2009, 03:04 PM

Well, although that Microstack has only 15W, don't forget it has 2x10" speakers, and I think that baby can really rock! The sound won't be that great, but it's a perfect gift for a starting guitar player