Feature:
The belt clip is cool and shot cord and headphones and you be jammin!

Quality:
Have had mine for over 4 years and it's still working fine. Great for going on travel.

Value:
For a small mini practice amp this one is my favorite and sounds better than the Zinky but not a powerful

Desirability:
Looks Cool sitting anywhere you put it

Sound:
Put on a great pair of Studio headphones and be amazed? You may find yourself turning down the volume some!!

Support:
Never Called them.

Overall:
Would probably buy another one if and when this one dies I also have a Zinky and they do not play in stereo but they put out more power than the Marshall and are more durable and smaller

Feature:
Good features for a $30 amp

Quality:
Well made......deserves Marshall name

Value:
Great value

Desirability:
A Marshall amp for a fraction of the price......what more could you ask for?

Sound:
True marshall sound

Overall:
Overall, a spectacular amp. Greatly exceeded my expectations

Feature:
It doesnt have amazing features but the belt clip and overdrive are very convenient!!!!

Quality:
The quality is so incredible. It looks identical to a larger marshall. I know i can depend od this forever!

Value:
This is worth your money all the way! I looked at a lot of other mini amps but they didnt quite cut it like this one!

Sound:
The sound is so clear and clean you can hear every little thing out of this baby!

Support:
it wasnt the easiest trying to reach them.....

Feature:
Not a lot of the usual amp features, but what do you want for $45? Its best feature (and the reason I bought it) is that it is easy to transport from place to place. It is great for a travel amp. It might even fit in the compartment of some guitar cases or one of the pockets of a gig bag.

Quality:
It is hard to judge its long term durability yet, but the plastic is about the same as the kind of plastic used on toys. For $45 I don't expect the highest quality speaker. However, it works, and at $45, if it ever stops working it won't be the end of the world.

Value:
Inexpensive, and works for its intended purpose just fine. That is a good value in my book.

Desirability:
I liked it enough to buy it. A decent sound out of a convenient travel amp, that was pretty desirable to me. Even the 15W solid state amps or 5W tubes are decidedly less travel friendly.

Sound:
The sound is decent, better than one might expect from something that looks like a toy (it isn't a toy). Gain is actually pretty good, clean is a bit weak. Both gain and clean are decidedly better through headphones, the puny speaker just can't do it justice.

Ease of Use:
Volume, off/clean/gain switch, tone. Not very difficult to use. Battery compartment is easy to get into, no screws or strange configurations as I've seen on some electronics before. Light and small so easy to move around.

Support:
I haven't needed it.

Overall:
It is a good amp for its purpose. As a primary amp, I doubt I'd be very happy. As something to occasionally bring to work (for down times) and for travel, with a low enough price I won't be unhappy if it is broken in frequent travel, it is fine. If it dies or is stolen I might replace it (there is nothing wrong with it) or for a bit of a change I might get one of the mini Fenders. More likely, I'd spend a little more and get one of the $100-150 5W travel sized amps that come with a power cord and also run on batteries- something like the Vox DA5 or Roland Micro Cube- and get more features and something that is less of a novelty and more of a full scale amp.

THE MARSHALL MS-2 MICRO AMP IS PERFECT FOR SMALL BACKSTAGE WARMUPS; AS WELL AS STARTERS IN THEIR BEDROOM. ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE ABOUT THE MS-2 IS THAT IT IS BATTERY OR MAINS POWERED, SO YOU WOULD NOT HAVE TO WASTE SO MUCH OF THE BATTERIES. I ALSO LIKED THE WAY IT LOOKED.

Feature:
I like it that it is so small, it looks great (got everyone's eye at the guitar group) ... and a couple of other guys are going to order one.

Quality:
I dropped it a couple of times, and it still works! So I guess I'd have to say it is built pretty well.

Value:
I reseearched this pretty carefully ... I got what I ordered. The price was right.

Desirability:
2 other guys in my guitar group are going to be ordering one of these because they thought is was "really neat" and worked so well.

Sound:
The sound is "darned good." Of course it is not a big Peavey or something ... heck, it runs on a 9 volt battery! But it does exactly what I expected it to do. I play with a group of about 25 guitars and banjos ... I "finger pick" and couldn't hear my own guitar. So I plug the earphones into this little amp, and now I can hear what I'm doing. So my need was specific, and this amp fits my need perfectly. I can also "jam" with it when there are about 4 guitars playing and it "shows up" very well. I got my money's worth.

Support:
The best support is when you don't need it! So I haven't tried to contact the company that made it.

Overall:
Of these "mini amps" this one has to be the best.

When you look at it, you think it will be some dinky, scratchy amp, reminiscant of a pair of headphones turned up too loud. You couldn't be more wrong. Although it cannot compare with the power of larger amps, it has characteristic Marshall sound, and performs admirably for such a tiny amp. It's certainly the most portable amp I've ever seen. More than just a novelty, it holds it's own.

Feature:
2 channels (clean/OD), tone knob (sweeps low to high), volume... I wish it had a separate gain knob, but the tone knob seems to do that job a bit. Battery operation is neat, cuz i can walk around and play.

Quality:
Looks good, built well, and everything is in place. The knobs wobble a bit when i turn them, but it doesn't hurt anything.

Value:
For a novelty or even a travel practice amp this thing is great.

Desirability:
Gold knobs, and it looks like a half-stack, except for way smaller of course.

Sound:
Less bass than usual, but it is a mini amp. This thing does have that Marshall tone, though, complete with distortion on the upper volumes of the clean channel.

Support:
havent dealt with them

Overall:
This thing will have a prominent place on my shelf for a looooooong time. I love it.

Great practice amp, now I want to retire my Fender full size for a full size Marshall! Only complain is it battery cover rattles when it's cranked up to hire volumes.