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The MG15GR is loaded with pure Marshall tone. You get your choice of Clean and Overdrive channels that you can shape with a 3-band EQ. You also get an integrated digital spring reverb effect. Best of all, each channel's settings are storable and recallable. The MG15GR is loud enough to rattle the windows during practice sessions, while its revolutionary solid-state design convincingly emulates a tube amp's tone and response. Beyond that, the MG15GR supplies you with a line input for music players and emulated headphone and line outputs. Part of Marshall's MG Gold series, the MG15GR is a great-sounding practice amp.
Jim Marshall didn't start out building great amps. In fact, his entry into the amp world came about in part because the drummers that visited his music shop for equipment and lessons often brought along their guitar players. Conversations about their amplification needs led to the birth of a line of amps that would eventually change the sound of music. From those first humble creations to Pete Townshend's first monster full stacks; from the mid-'60s combos to Hendrix to backlines of multiple Marshall rigs, there's a reason why so many guitarists swear by Marshall amps. Try one out and see for yourself!
The MG15GR is loaded with pure Marshall tone. You get your choice of Clean and Overdrive channels that you can shape with a 3-band EQ. You also get an integrated digital spring reverb effect. Best of all, each channel's settings are storable and recallable. The MG15GR is loud enough to rattle the windows during practice sessions, while its revolutionary solid-state design convincingly emulates a tube amp's tone and response. Beyond that, the MG15GR supplies you with a line input for music players and emulated headphone and line outputs. Part of Marshall's MG Gold series, the MG15GR is a great-sounding practice amp.
Jim Marshall didn't start out building great amps. In fact, his entry into the amp world came about in part because the drummers that visited his music shop for equipment and lessons often brought along their guitar players. Conversations about their amplification needs led to the birth of a line of amps that would eventually change the sound of music. From those first humble creations to Pete Townshend's first monster full stacks; from the mid-'60s combos to Hendrix to backlines of multiple Marshall rigs, there's a reason why so many guitarists swear by Marshall amps. Try one out and see for yourself!