Top Results for Solid State
Gottlieb's Caveman, released in 1981, is historically notable as the first production pinball machine to integrate a built-in video game display.
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Important video-pinball hybrid milestone, but consensus views the experiment as clunky and less satisfying to play.
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The Marshall MG30GFX is a 30-watt solid-state guitar amplifier combo from Marshall’s MG Gold series. It combines a guitar speaker and amplifier in one cabinet and includes built-in digital effects intended for practice, rehearsal, and small-scale playing. The model also provides four programmable ch...
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MG30GFX adds useful effects and power, but reviews remain budget focused with synthetic tones.
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The Marshall MG30CFX is a 30-watt solid-state combo amplifier for electric guitar in Marshall's MG series. It combines a built-in speaker with multiple digitally modeled effects and channel settings, allowing players to use sounds such as delay, chorus, and reverb without separate pedals. The amplif...
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MG30CFX is useful for practice with programmable effects, yet still carries modest MG series reputation.
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Gottlieb Spring Break is a solid-state pinball machine released in 1987 under the Gottlieb brand during the period when the company was operated by Premier Technology. Its theme uses a college beach-party setting, with bright summer artwork and a lighthearted novelty presentation. The machine belong...
The Marshall MB15 is a small solid-state bass amplifier designed for practice and personal use. It is rated at 15 watts and uses an 8-inch speaker, with a four-band equalizer for adjusting bass, middle, and treble-related aspects of the sound. The model belongs to Marshall's compact bass-combo range...
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Affordable and portable bass practice combo with useful dual voicing; limited low-frequency extension, low output, and basic construction cap ratings.
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The Marshall MS-4 Micro Amp is a compact, battery-powered guitar amplifier in Marshall's miniature amplifier line. It uses a low-power solid-state circuit and is designed to resemble a small Marshall amplifier stack, with a head unit placed above a miniature speaker cabinet styled after a 4x12 cabin...
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MS-4 adds visual charm and tiny stack appeal, but remains more novelty than serious amplifier.
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The Marshall MS-2 Micro Amp is a small, battery-powered guitar amplifier designed for portable practice. Its cabinet resembles a miniature Marshall amplifier stack, while its one-watt output is intended for private playing rather than stage volume. The unit provides a compact way for electric-guitar...
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MS-2 is iconic novelty gear, portable and fun, but tone quality is very limited.
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The Marshall MS-4 Mini Stack is a compact battery-powered guitar practice amplifier styled after Marshall's larger stack amplifiers. It provides a low-power solid-state setup in a small cabinet, with separate amplifier and speaker sections designed to resemble a miniature half-stack. The unit is int...
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Charming miniature stack with portable battery operation and slightly broader projection; toy-like tone, noise, and poor low-frequency response dominate reviews.
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The Marshall MG15CFX is a 15-watt solid-state combo amplifier for electric guitar. It belongs to Marshall's MG series and combines a compact practice-amp format with built-in digital effects, including effects intended for shaping the sound without separate pedals. The model is aimed at home practic...
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MG15CFX adds effects to a beginner amp, but tone and speaker quality remain entry level.
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The Marshall MS-2 Mini Stack is a compact, battery-powered guitar amplifier with a rated output of 1 watt. Its cabinet is styled after Marshall's larger guitar amplifier stacks, including the brand's familiar black exterior and front-panel appearance. The MS-2 is designed for personal practice and p...
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Iconic novelty design, portability, and low price sustain popularity, but thin sound, noisy overdrive, and minimal volume make musical utility limited.
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The Marshall MG15GR is a 15-watt solid-state practice amplifier in Marshall's MG series of guitar combos. It is designed for electric-guitar practice rather than large-stage amplification and uses the series' recognizable gold-and-black control-panel styling. The compact format makes it suitable for...
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MG15GR improves presentation and usability, yet remains an entry level solid state practice amp.
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The Marshall MS-2R Mini Stack is a compact, 1-watt battery-powered practice amplifier made by Marshall. Its red cabinet is styled after the company's larger amplifier stacks, while its small size is intended for low-volume practice and portable use. The solid-state amplifier is designed for guitaris...
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Functionally identical to the popular MS-2 with distinctive red styling; novelty value exceeds its thin tone, low headroom, and limited practical use.
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The Marshall MG15 is a 15-watt solid-state practice guitar amplifier combo, serving as one of the most popular and recognizable entry-level amplifiers produced by the company.
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MG15 is common and accessible, but widely viewed as basic practice gear with limited tone quality.
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The Marshall MG10 is a compact 10-watt solid-state guitar amplifier combo from Marshall's MG series. It is designed for practice use and includes a small speaker, a clean channel, and an overdrive setting for basic electric-guitar tones. Its simple controls, low power output, and relatively small ca...
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MG10 is cheap and recognizable for beginners, but weak tone, tiny speaker, and low professional regard dominate consensus.
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The Marshall MG15CF is a compact solid-state guitar amplifier in Marshall's MG series, designed for home practice and beginner use. It is rated at 15 watts and uses the carbon-fibre-pattern styling associated with the CF version of the range. The amplifier provides the basic controls and speaker out...
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Functional inexpensive beginner amplifier with simple controls, but thin speaker response, harsh distortion, limited dynamics, and disposable construction draw weak reviews.
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