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This full Marshall MHZ15 stack delivers exactly that Marshall tone you seek, and its compact design won't take up your whole playing space. Grab the MHZ15 head and 2 of these MHZ112 slanted cabs and bring Marshall tone and power to the living room.
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I bought a Marshall Haze full stack in June of 2010. It looks great and the quality seems to be OK (mine was made in India, but I hear some are from Viet Nam too) It is plenty loud for 15 watts (all tube with two 6V6 power tubes) and will easily be loud enough, un-mic'd, for small to medium gigs. I've used it in venues that hold 100 - 300. Perhaps at the end of a 4 1/2 hour gig in the larger venue I felt like I could use a bit more power, but overall it is a great amp. The effects are real easy to use. I have mine setup for a mild chorus on the clean side and delay on the OD side. If you have the effects on, it switches by itself when you change channels. It didn't replace my pedalboard, but is very useful. My main guitars are a PRS Custom 22 and a Gibson Les Paul Custom and it really gives you that Marshall sound at reasonable levels. It works well with all types of guitars; I've used an SG with P90s, a Strat with Lace Chrome Domes and a Firebird V with mini humbuckers, all with good results. My band plays 90's alternative rock covers, so I am using the overdrive channel about 95% of the time. This channel cleans up well when you turn down the guitar volume, which is very important to me. The OD channel is a bit dark, but there is a global bright switch if you need it. The clean channel starts to break up very early (to be expected) and sounds very much like a Vox, even though the 6V6 tubes are more associated with Fender amps. If you're looking for a sterile clean sound with lots of headroom, this is not your amp. You can get a real heavy sound out of it, but think JCM800....it is not a metal amp. For those types of songs, I use a Radial Plexitube through the clean channel and it sounds awesome. I've used this amp on every gig since I bought it. Considering that I also own a Vox AC30CC2, a Mesa Nomad 4x10, and a Mesa Mark IIb, that is saying a lot. My ideal setup is using the Haze and the Nomad in stereo. The Mesa adds some bottom end girth that the Haze just doesn't have (but you probably shouldn't expect it from a low wattage amp anyway). Overall, a great sounding amp at a good price, I can push it hard for good tones at reasonable levels, plus its light and easy to transport. I've had big amps and power brakes, hotplates and variacs to calm them down; this is the way to go for me.
This stack is a great package for those looking for a quality stack at a reasonable price. Small in size, but very powerful @ only 15 watts. And even for its power (especially for its size) no tone gets warped or fuzzed out. even a heavy distorted sound comes out clear as day. A little difficult to navigate at first, especially with the footswitch, but once you get familiarized, it is really easy to get full versatility out of the stack. the onboard effects are really simple to use and provide a lot of flexibility in both channels.
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