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 Sun 4 May 2003, 09:23
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Does anyone have thoughts on the new Marshall MG15CD studio amps? these appear to be adding digital EFX like chorus, reverb, delay and flange... and have inputs for CD players??? One even says CDR-does it handle burning to a MAC?(say what??) that said-Marshall amps I've owned in the past never let me down. And what do they mean by emulated headphones out?  [B]
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 Sat 31 Jan 2004, 21:34
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I agree Quinda but i would say that the older G series 15 watt with twin gain pots and spring reverb was a better sounding amp. Our lad still uses his at the local studio now and again even though his main combo is a DSL 401. I really rate those cheap Marshalls. You should get an2/3 year old G15 cd for £ 40 UK or so. Best of luck and have fun. Chiz
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