Marshall MG10CD Combo Amp for Guitar

The sturdy, compact Marshall MG10CD Combo Amp boasts 2 channels, a custom-voiced 6-1/2" speaker, and 10 Watts of Marshall's famous power. The clean channel gives you shimmering pristine tones, and when cranked produces a musical crunch perfect for the blues. The overdrive channel kicks in a bunch of the Distortion that has made the Marshall name. Emulated Headphone Output gives you great tone and mutes the speaker. Includes CD input. The Marshall MG10CD Combo Amp is a great amplifier for the studio, too.

10 Watts of amplifier power

Built-in 6-1/2" speaker

2 channels: clean and overdrive

Contour control radically modifies the midrange, from traditional to scooped modern

CD or MP3 player input for jam-along purposes

Line out for Recording to MP3 or other recording device or mixer

Headphone jack for silent practice (when the rest of the world is asleep)

Unit Dimensions - 11-3/4" W x 12-1/4" H x 7-1/2" D (295 x 310 x 190mm); 11 lbs. (5kg)

110V AC Powered

MP3 player, headphones, Guitar require separate purchase

Jim Marshall started building amps in 1962. He did this together with technical friend Ken Bran. Their first amps were very heavily "inspired" on the 1959 Fender Tweed 4x10" Bassman. Marshall Amps are now considered a leader in rock music instrument amplifiers.