This is a loud set-up; no kidding. Marshall's MS2 is a diminutive amp but used in an enclosed venue, it could get you going in terms of volume. My mini amps continue to manifest a great relationship with digital FX units, the only set back with these small players is the fact that they are only good up to a certain volume threshold, beyond which, there would be internal buzzing- a sign of driver intolerance (it's expected of speakers this size). Also, tone definition suffers with battery deterioaration- the reson I'm powering up mine with Biyang's noiseless adaptor.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Mini menace
This is a loud set-up; no kidding. Marshall's MS2 is a diminutive amp but used in an enclosed venue, it could get you going in terms of volume. My mini amps continue to manifest a great relationship with digital FX units, the only set back with these small players is the fact that they are only good up to a certain volume threshold, beyond which, there would be internal buzzing- a sign of driver intolerance (it's expected of speakers this size). Also, tone definition suffers with battery deterioaration- the reson I'm powering up mine with Biyang's noiseless adaptor.
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hey do you still get background humming when using the Biyang adaptor? feel like buying a mini amp but slightly unsure cos of the whole battery issue..
p.s. just discovered your site... great blog!!!
thanks for dropping by :-)
no humming issues with any amp(s)... the Biyang adaptor is a wonderful discovery; at least for me...
that's awesome..if thats the case adaptor basically pays for itself
BTW, have u played around with an Orange Micro Crush before? I'm thinking of either that or a Fender mini twin the tweed one..
the tweed mini twin has some issues with adaptors FYI, works fine with batteries :-)
ooh..Thanks for the heads up :)
no worries, thanks for dropping by! :-)
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