This totally solves al build quality issues, so it looks as well build as my Roland cube, but with more of a vintage look

Totally good stuff

Very sturdy, strong stuff, heavy quality, tried 2 days

Its distortion isn't enough for reallyheavy stuff like death metal but for blues and early hard rock its perfect

The tone from this little amp would be good for say: a car

and I was able to get some great tone thru the amp itself or my Yamaha DG pedal (preamp).

The tone wasn't horrible, and the overdrive wasn't bad either

But the most important thing you need to know about this amp is that it CANNOT make a clean tone.

So just keep in mind you won't be able to have clean tones with this amp.

I highly recommend you purchase this if you are looking for a great, portable practice amp

Dead as can be

I really like the overdrive sound, the tuner works really well, I dont like much the clean channel it breaks up fast to a not so clean channel, but overall its a great product,

But as long as I keep the guitar volume there, the clean channel is really clean, with a little tweed feel to it

Of course it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the Micro Cube, it's basically got a clean channel, an overdrive channel and a tuner

If I crank the guitar volume on the clean channel, I get a little overdrive if I play hard

So volume wise is perfect for practice, will not match to acoustic drums, but is pretty loud for solo practice or warmup.sound wise, this is where this amp shines the most, the clean channel sound pretty good if you keep the guitar volume to 3/4 ( this is probably because I,m using Texas specials pickups which are pretty hot and shiny

So volume wise is perfect for practice, will not match to acoustic drums, but is pretty loud for solo practice or warmup.sound wise, this is where this amp shines the most, the clean channel sound pretty good if you keep the guitar volume to 3/4 ( this is probably because I,m using Texas specials pickups which are pretty hot and shiny

Volume wise, Is a LOT louder than the marshal mini amp, which I also own, I normally used my Roland Cube 20w to practice, which I loved because it has a "power squeezer" feature which converted it to a 2w amp, which is loud enough for any practice session, specially at home

Volume wise, Is a LOT louder than the marshal mini amp, which I also own, I normally used my Roland Cube 20w to practice, which I loved because it has a "power squeezer" feature which converted it to a 2w amp, which is loud enough for any practice session, specially at home

Have fun keeping the battery and the flimsy wires attached if you are moving this thing around

Works well, long battery life, and it sounds decent for what it is.

Dead as can be

I put what I thought was a fresh battery in

This thing is amazing, I use it more than my big amp now

But the most important thing you need to know about this amp is that it CANNOT make a clean tone.

Aside from a little distortion at high volume (expected), this thing packs a punch

The only thing I don't like is that it's hard to get clean tones from it, and with a Les Paul it's harder, beside that, it's perfect.

This thing is a like little tank.