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Power 15W Speaker 1 x 8" Channels 2 Shape Ported Cabinet Reinforcements Metal reinforced corners Top Handle Yes Controls Modern/Classic switch
Modern channel: volume knob, compressor knob with switch and LED
Classic channel: gain knob, volume knob
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The Marshall MB15
The MB15 was a serious bass practice amp. At just 15 Watts with single 8” speaker it still packed an impressive Marshall punch. With two channels, Modern and Classic, and a three band passive EQ network featuring a mid Voice control, the MB15 was sonically flexible, while its small size made it very portable and easy to store.
The MB15 also features an emulated DI out and a built in Compressor on the Modern channel, which made it great for home or project recording.
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This is a good amp, I own it along with many other considerably large amps, and I have found its tone very good, taking into account its size and price etc.This is a good PRACTICE amp, not a gigging amp.
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