NPAD: MG15CDR

[Chris Pile]

My gigging days are behind me, sold all my Ampeg and Hiwatt stacks decades ago. I've been jumping between little practice boxes from one to another over the years, had a Roland Cube, some kind of Behringer, a Fender Mustang 1, and all of that. Today - I found a little Marshall MG15CDR sitting in a far room of a dusty music store.

The clean channel sounds great (even with an acoustic), and the grind channel is sufficient for now. I even like the reverb. Also, no programming of FX - so lack of frustration is a bonus! Hard to beat for $50 (no tax), and it's louder than I'll ever need.

How many Marshalls does that make through the years? Who knows?

 

[ehdwuld]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

I love those cheesy little things
But I also like the Peavey Vyper amps
I currently have a VIP 2 tons of neat sounds


I also have some of the amp in a pedal things too
Plugged into a pa speaker
Are convincing enough for practice


Glad you found something you like

 

[crguti]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

I remember that I tried the MG15CDR with a real cab once (with V30). It sounded pretty cool.

 

[Chris Pile]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

Oooooh. You're giving me ideas....

I used to have one of those dinky Marshall stacks. The head sounded good through a full size cab....

 

[Hank-]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

You could also get one of the joyo British sound pedals & run it into the cd input(left or right). I had been running their California sound pedal through the CD input of my practice amp & it sounded great, just had to change the 1/4" connector on my cheap spare cable at one end to a RCA type(?).

 

[Chris Pile]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

A pal has a couple of those.... I should borrow them.

 

[ehdwuld]

Re: NPAD: MG15CDR

that's the pedals I referred to in post #2

mine are the American and British