Marshall Amplification JCM800 Series - Manual (Page 32)

From left to right:
MS-2R Micro Amp
MS-2C Micro Amp
MS-2 Micro Amp
MS-4 Micro Amp
MS-2 & MS-4 Amplifiers
MS-2 Micro Amp • MS-4 Micro Amp
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If you can’t leave your beloved Marshall at home, the
portable Micro stack will be right up your street! You can
now roam wherever you like without having to sacrifice
your Marshall tone. It’s perfect to clip to your belt or for
writing new material in the back of the tour bus.
Available in traditional black, vintage chequerboard and
red, the Micro Amp is also available as a full stack – You
will be amazed by the might of these Micro Marshalls!
MS-2 & MS-4 Micro Amps
The MS-2 is the ultimate in portable battery/mains operated micro
amps, packing full Marshall tone into a tiny case measuring just
14cm x 11cm x 6cm. This mighty micro Marshall has switchable Clean
and Overdrive modes. A single Tone control provides full focus of bass to
treble. For those players for whom a full stack is a must we’ve introduced
the MS-4 with separate Gain control. A full stack in miniature form
standing at 25cm x 11cm x 6cm.
Both the MS-2 and MS-4 have headphone output for those who want to
rock in private. This output can also be used to drive an external power
amp when your rambling is done.
The MS-4 is finished in traditional Marshall black, with white logo and
gold panel, while the MS-2 is available in three cosmetically different
versions: the standard MS-2, the MS-2R, and the MS-2C. The standard
MS-2 is finished in traditional Marshall black, with white logo and gold
panel. The MS-2R has the same features but is finished in striking red.
The MS-2C, or classic, features full vintage styling including chequered
fret cloth and gold Marshall logo – a combination of classic Marshall tone
with vintage Marshall elegance.
Photos: Rob Wyatt: Jim Marshall & Victoria Marshall, Jason Hook, Ray Toro, Kerry King (pages 26/27). Lee Edwards: Joe Hoare. Alyson Blanchard: Paul Mahon. Dave Maud: Gary Moore, Larry Hibbitt,
Charlotte Hatherley, Mani, Zakk Wylde. Al Pulford: Bernie Marsden, Corey Beaulieu, William J Brown, Stan, Lemmy (pages 52/53). Mickey Rose: Dave Navarro, Sean Martin, Dan Fisher, Simon Neil.
Wilson Lindsey: Jimmy Hendrix. Bob Thacker: Lemmy (pages 30/31), Phil Campbell, Steve Harris. Jay Banbury: Randy Rhoads. Darren Young: John 5. www.lisahuey.com: Philip Sneed.
Susan Barry: Bruce Kulick. Devin DeHaven: Jerry Horton. Jay Blakesberg: Steve Mazur. Dan Griffiths: Kerry King (pages 40/41), Aziz Ibrahim. Nick Bowcott: Jeff Hanneman. Tokio Uchida: Pierre Bensusan.