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1999 Marshall G10 MKII practice amp

A Marshall Mini-Me.  It's a practice amp.  It's only 10 watts.  But it can still wake the neighbours when cranked in Boost mode.  Sure, you could just as well plug into the latest amp software, but where's the fun in digital when you've got analogue speaker-vibrating sounds at your fingertips?
A perfect, if unlikely, combination with this 1996 Gibson Les Paul Classic Goldtop.
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Specification

Make

Marshall

Model

G10 MKII

Year

1999

Serial  Number

I-1999-50-1619-H

Valve/Transistor

Transistor

Power

10 Watts

Speakers

1 x 6" Marshall Park Series Custom

Channels

Clean

Boost

Additional Features

Independent Gain, Contour & Volume

Headphone connection

Weight

4.6kg

Accessories

None

Further Information:

  • Here's a surprise.  Check out some eBay or Reverb listings for this amp and it's posted as a "vintage" Marshall.  Well, it is 25 years old, so I guess for many people looking for a practice amp, that makes it vintage.

  • It's also not the smallest Marshall you can buy.  If you want truly dinky, check out the MS2 1W - mini-mini-me.  This G10 MKII is 10x the power!

  • It is of course far from giving you a wall of sound.  But for everyday home practice, with or without headphones, this is just perfect.  Nice clean solid-state channel, cutting overdrive which, when cranked will give you a lot of fun without needing to add a rack of pedals.

  • If you haven't got an amp to hand and want something to bring your guitar to life, this is a perfect complement to one of our guitars!

Sources & Links
  • Marshall Micro Amps:  Nothing to be found, so here's the link to Marshall's current range of Micro Amps (they make the G10 MKII look enormous!).
  • Guitar Beginner HQ's Best Marshall Amps:  Widen the net and check out this lovely piece from Guitar Beginner HQ on the history and current best offerings from Marshall (including the not-quite-micro, but pretty mini DSL-1).
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