Awesome little thing! It does its job. Don't expect distortion and gain, but for practice and clean sound it's super! The plastics are below average, I would say, and it's a shame that the little handle on top doesn't work (it's just decorative, to resemble the larger models). It doesn't come with a power supply, you'll need to buy a 9V to plug it in (the ones with the round plug), otherwise, you can use batteries.

Well guys, the amplifier is very good, I had the ms-2c and I can judge. First of all, the battery lasts a long time (depending on how much you play and what battery you use), the sound is cleaner and louder than the other ms models and its construction is perfect. In clean sound, it sounds pretty good if you know how to adjust it, and the gain is good for such a small amplifier and for its price, so don't expect it to be super wow, but it does the job, it's convenient, and it's a very good choice for someone who wants an amplifier to take with them and play. It's also quite powerful for its size. In conclusion, it says to buy it (battery or power supply not included).

Simply good for practice.
The battery lasts quite long.
I consider the cost it has for what it offers as a negative.
I would also prefer the Gain to work even when the speaker volume is low. Unfortunately, you have to turn the Volume all the way up for the Gain to work.

I have had it for two weeks and I can honestly say that it is worth every penny. Good amplifier for practice and outdoor use. The battery lasts a long time. I have had the same battery inside for two weeks now. Now, for saving money, it is better to buy a power supply. Overall, a very good amplifier and worth its money.

Short review,

I bought it for my second guitar purely for casual practice (I am new to electric guitars and my previous amplifier was the Marshal MS-2).

Positives:
- Strong sound
- Lightweight and easily portable (especially if you use batteries instead of a cable)
- The distortion is satisfactory for the €35 I paid for it (with a little more money, you can get something more powerful)
- Quite clear sound even at max settings

Negatives:
- It does not have overdrive (but you can turn all the settings to the maximum and achieve the same effect)
- Compared to using electricity, the battery significantly diminishes the sound quality

Therefore, I believe that for the €35 I paid for it, and specifically for casual practice, it is worth its money.

I would like to ask something because I don't have it, and that's why I put "I have no opinion." Does it include that cable that connects to the device, and if so, does it fit with everything? Because I don't know about these things, please tag my name to see the answers. Thank you very much!! Raphael

This little miracle "devil" will pleasantly surprise you! It may not seem like it, but it can do a lot! I highly recommend it!

Excellent amplifier with Marshall quality, satisfactory for its size and ideal for home practice. User-friendly, with a battery you can take it with you and play wherever you want. When everything is turned up to the maximum, it is logical for the speaker to get overloaded and distort. (Transformer not included) Good value for money for its target audience.

For its size, it is ideal for someone to practice at home. It is convenient that it also takes batteries (It does not come with a battery or the cable to connect it to a socket. You have to buy that separately.) It doesn't have the best sound in the bass, but it is sufficient to learn to play or practice. It is generally value for money and I recommend beginners and more generally called beginners to get it.

Initially, I bought it so that I could play electric guitar when traveling without having to carry the regular amplifier, which is big and heavy, but I didn't expect anything amazing in terms of sound. My impressions are better than I expected: (1) For 4 Watts, it has a very powerful speaker. (2) Overall, it has good sound quality and reminds me of a regular Marshall amplifier, although the gain could sound better (logical for 30€ and for its small speaker). (3) The build quality is quite good and gives the feeling of a real Marshall amplifier and not an imitation you bought at a fair. (4) The only negative is that it doesn't come with a 9-volt battery or a power cable, so you have to buy them separately (it may work connected to the power or with the battery). Overall, it is a very good amplifier for practice or playing music while traveling, outdoors, etc., without needing a regular amplifier and power

Perfect! Small but amazing. Clean sound without noise, nice distortion. Simply the brand says it all. It outperforms samic type amplifiers easily.

Initially, I bought the Marshall MG 100DFX which is huge and difficult to move. For this reason alone, I wanted to get a small and portable one.
- It is very convenient because it operates with 9Volt batteries and they have a long duration (there is also the option to connect it to electricity).
- For 4Watt, it has a very powerful sound.
- The build quality is average, but for the price it costs, I didn't expect anything more.
- The sound quality is not very satisfying, but for a beginner who wants to learn guitar, it is more than enough.

I give it 4 stars because it is 4 watts.
But it sounds like 15, it is very small, it doesn't take up space, but in its use, it even breaks glass. It is an amplifier that everyone would want and that doesn't take up space