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This little headphone amp is small enough to toss into a guitar case but sounds great for its size. The controls are a little cumbersome and the angle of the plug is awkward but it is a lot of fun. It has some simple effects like chorus, delay, and reverb. This model offers 3 levels of gain, so doesn't really have a pure clean mode like others.
The sound was more fun to me than some of the other models but that is a matter of taste.
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Sounds more digital than tube Marshalls, but this little amp is a great starter / small practice amp. Can get the essence of "the Marshall tone" without the size, weight or cost. Has emulated speaker out for headphone use, "MP3" line in jack, and a decent spring reverb. Can be found new for < $115 (on sale).
