I have tried the MS-2C with a stereo Cab Simulator hooked to the headphone out. It is possible to get a better sound this way than using it's own speaker. I've been using it to play harmonica and it is very convincing. For guitar, well, you can't expect much of this device, but try it. It will be interesting, but nothing close to a Marshall tone.
Not really a huge amount of difference between them is there? From a price point of view I'd just buy whichever is cheapest, the difference is so scant.
Am I the only one that noticed that he never switched on the overdrive? The third knob on the right says "Off On OD" You have to turn the knob one more click. These little amps put out a lot of distortion for their size, but you have to turn on the "OD"
I have tried the MS-2C with a stereo Cab Simulator hooked to the headphone out. It is possible to get a better sound this way than using it's own speaker. I've been using it to play harmonica and it is very convincing. For guitar, well, you can't expect much of this device, but try it. It will be interesting, but nothing close to a Marshall tone.
I bought and ms2 but im using a cable from a previous amp that doesn't work with the ms2, what cable do I need?
What do you mean, like guitar cable?
Not really a huge amount of difference between them is there? From a price point of view I'd just buy whichever is cheapest, the difference is so scant.
It doesn't get very mean sounding does it?
Yes it does I have one you have to turn the od on and volume to 6-8
nah trust me it does
ilike both
Am I the only one that noticed that he never switched on the overdrive? The third knob on the right says "Off On OD" You have to turn the knob one more click. These little amps put out a lot of distortion for their size, but you have to turn on the "OD"
Did you even noticed how that were only background images and the Guitar wasnt even plugged in?