Cardboard

I use this as a second amp in stereo for that flabby cardboard sound and it's awesome, great texture when used in collaboration with a more capable amp

it does its thing

I love battery powered mini amps in the studio. When I was collecting vintage Marshalls before I got into Vox my dad got me a Marshall mini-stack as a gag gift for xmas. thing is I loved the skronky tones it created thru that tiny speaker. I actually recorded it with a cheap radioshack reporter's microphone from the 70s or 80s a bunch of times for lofi parts in the studio. Mostly other people's music,but that mini-stack and cheap microphone are a recipe for perfect lofi goodness with a little noise-gating and high/low rolloff! Get a mini-stack, its fun to have around. Try putting a wah into it... WOW! Total nastiness!

More for Decoration, still has that Marshall Tone

Exactly what it looks like: Extremely basic micro amplifier. I actually bought it as a desk decoration to sit next to my Funko Pop James Hetfield figurine. (YES; I'M VERY AWARE THAT PAPA HET DOES NOT PLAY THROUGH MARSHALL's) I have plugged it in many times however, and I'm still impressed at the tone it can actually produce. The OD setting leaves something to be desired, but it takes pedals very well; believe it or not. Pretty cool little amp.

Blur's " Wa'oo Waa'oo ! "

Blur's Graham Coxon revealed that the " Wa'oo Waa'oo ! " sound in the refrain of Song 2 came from running their bass guitar through this little thing!!

The song was idly thrown together as a piss take finger up at their record execs but the execs didn't twig; instead they loved it and put it out - The joke backfired when it became a hit! https://youtu.be/OEy5LBHq6OQ?t=415

Nice portable amp to play your guitar on the go

If you want to practice your guitar skills on the road, or simply do not hate your neighbours enough to blast a real stack of speakers at them at home, then this is something you could givee a go. It does well enough for guitars, not that much for bass guitars, but you cannot expect a really big sound from something the size of a coffee mug.

Nice for decoration. And surprisingly loud

Nice marshall tone, and works quite well with bass guitar for distortion. and also, nice for decoration.

From Gear Setup

could be louder

cons: i wish this amp was louder. we haven't test it on the streets, but i have a feeling it wont do well in noisy environments. the clean channel is sligghtly dirty. this amp doesn't produce bass notes well, at least my ms-2 doesn't. the tone could be a better.

pros: i bought the used at a pawnshop for $6. the overdrive mode will give you sharp/cutting carlos santana like leads. i'm happy with the purchase. it's small, light and you can clip it onto you guitar strap. go for like play at school. if you're looking for a street performance portable amp, i'd say look for better. we haven't played a street performance yet, but we have played it outdoors. it's not that loud while playing outdoors in a quite environment.

It does what you expect.

It's a mini amp, it's nothing special but it's a neat little novelty thing and nice when you're on the go and just want to practice. It's also good for me because my laptop doesn't have a microphone port, so I can plug my SM58 into the amp and plug the amp into my brother's computer and use my 58 for recordings. It's a weird setup, but it works.

Amazing recording amp

I know some of you know this, but most of you would think i am joking. Place an sm57 in front of it and listen to the results. This amp can give you a great spacious distortion tone very few amps can deliver.

this thing is badass

got it today april 14 2019 it was awesome when i first plugged it in i love this amp very good tone and the distortion if it is fantastic and its fun to move around with it hope to play this in conventions