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4.8 | 3,148 customer ratings
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
This review is more of a comparison between the 20 and the 40 than a review of how the Champions sound. They both sound great.I bought the Champion 20 at first, which is a great sounding amp that also looks cute. It also has all the sounds I wanted and it can play amazingly loud even though it is small.Then I realized that it does not
I ordered the Fender Champion 20. Being a beginner, I wasn't ready to splurge on a $600 combo tube amp, so I was looking for something simple to amplify my new Epiphone SG. In its price range, the Fender Champion 20 was one of the highest recommended products on Amazon, so I figured I'd give it a shot. Originally, I was deciding between
sad, I got to play this amp 1 time before a whitish/blue flash came out the back while turning it on and then the red led's on the front panel went out and that was it ,you could not turn it on or anything.just dead. I had heard that the power supply in these amps were junk.Starting to believe it.so I got to play it one day.that being
4.8 | 1,774 customer ratings
97% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
97% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
As a bit of a background about myself, I have been playing guitar for more than twenty years and have had a chance to try out a great number of solid state, hybrid and tube amps. This unit is the queen of versatility and portability! I enjoy the extremely wide range of options. It doesn't replace the need to buy separate pedals but it
I just purchased this amp a few days ago and it is excellent! It has 30 different presets( +20 more that you can use as replacements) that work for any genre of music. All of the presets can be adjusted manually to your liking and saved. I am a beginner and still learning, but this amp is perfect for this purpose and I highly recommend
The Mustang LT25 is an excellent little amp. It's a modeling amp, meaning it can emulate a variety of specific amplifiers and effects pedals. It comes with 50 preset sounds spanning the history of country and rock, but all of them can be modified or replaced entirely. I selected this amp primarily because it's small and can model all of
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4.8 | 1,120 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
This is my initial response to the Boss Katana MKII 100. WOW!I deliberated about whether to buy the 50 watt or the 100 watt. I decided that I'd rather have more and need less than have less and need more.The 50 watt would be plenty loud for home use and small venues.I am very impressed with this amp. I've never been a tube amp snob
Seems to be built like a tank.. I haven't used a Modeller in many years.. they surely have come a long way..At this price it is a no-brainer.. this amp is fantastic to "me" at this price point.. from clean to dirty.. add some user patches and its just a "wow" factor ..There are a few more effects on the MkII and the pots for effects are
After researching like crazy; it seems that there's a ton of Katana fans out there, so I went ahead and purchased the 50 watt version. The volume control/attenuator down to .5W is awesome for me, since I live in an apt. and don't want to disturb the neighbors. None of the amp models that this had (Brown/Crunch/Lead/etc.) went quite heavy
4.7 | 3,421 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I have been working as a full-time professional musician in Nashville, TN for several years, and have acquired tons of gear. Recently I've been exploring "desktop" practice amps. I have a Yamaha THR10X as well as a Bugera V5, and neither one comes close to competing with the Spark.First and foremost, this amp SOUNDS great. It's dynamic,
Just Received the Spark amp a couple days ago from amazon. Took it out of the box plugged it in, it blew my other amp out of the water! There are many dials on the amp itself to adjust the gain, bass, delay, reverb, etc. There are also different modes you can set such as glassy, metal, hi-gain, bass, acoustic and some others. But, where
Just to clarify, the amp itself has nothing to do with the sounds being generated for backing tracks: your phone or tablet is creating/synthesizing the sounds and Bluetooth-ing them over to a receiver in the amp. So the quality of the Bluetooth (connection, latency, etc.) plays a big part in the jam that you're playing over. I found that
4.8 | 410 customer ratings
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Small footprint is great. I use it for the Boss Katana so it required stickers that come with the amp to re-label the buttons. The lights could be brighter though.The Katana is an amazingly well designed amp. Rather than focusing on "bells and whistles" (it could use a few more of those, actually) they built an amp that sounds
Just got this and first off mine came as a Boss labeled not the Roland. That made me very happy because I didn't have to add the stickers that came with the Katana for labeling pedal switch as compared to Roland switches. Plus is got Boss labeled on so it goes with my amp. It includes a nice long enough cable to plug into amp. This pedal
It’s a footswitch that changes between channels. It works as advertised. I can’t give it higher praise because I feel like this thing should have came with the amp. You can’t change effects within a channel, I was under the impression you could. So you have to have each channel set the way you want it example if you have three
4.8 | 393 customer ratings
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I have a collection of high end vacuum tube amplifiers, I bought this as a small practice amp that I could use headphones with. After playing this amp for about 5 minutes, I covered my other amplifiers with dust covers. This little box is absolutely AMAZING! I don’t know how they did it, but this little gem sounds like a 4x12. The
I got this today and it fits my needs perfectly. I play stuff that sounds like The Cramps, Link Wray or T.Rex and basically need two sounds for my 45 min set. I clean reverby sound and a Brit crunch sound. I was using a Fender Rivera Super Champ but playing in Punk clubs in crappy parts of town I needed something reliable,light weight,
I’m an absolute novice guitarist, but I have 40 years of experience listening and playing music. I also know enough about electronics to get myself in trouble. So, when I review the Orange 20, I’m trying to be realistic and not just validate my own purchasing decision.The amp arrived quickly and appeared to be securely packaged. It
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4.7 | 1,066 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I have owned several high-end guitar amps, so when I bought this as a starter for my young nieces, I wondered, frankly, if it would be good enough. I was particularly concerned about sound quality (especially the chance that it might hum or buzz), tonal variability, and overall build quality. Well, Fender did not disappoint. The sound
I bought my amp so that I can play without disturbing my family when they have conference calls or online classes. My headphones work well with this amp. With my headphones on, I like to have the settings with the gain at 3, the overdrive on, the volume at 4, treble at 3, and the bass at 5. Those settings give a slightly similar sound to
Great 1st amp for my 8 yr soon to be 9 yr old granddaughter for her electric guitar! She was so excited to get it for Christmas. This little amp sounds great & it can get loud if she wants it to (& low when she wants it to)! I was surprised how good it sounded. Of course, she has to take it with her when she spends the night or
4.7 | 1,025 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Just bought a Hot Rod Deluxe which is notorious for its linear volume knob. I popped this baby in the effects loop and now I can play at reasonable levels while still pushing the preamp tubes. I guess there’s a few important things to know if you’re interested in this so I’ll get info as much as I can think of...This is a passive
For years I've been trying to achieve a raw guitar tone something like you'd hear on Blitz "All Out Attack" EP, The Stooges "Raw Power" or AC/DC "Let There Be Rock." By raw I mean not much gain compared to modern high gain bro-metal amps, but still sounds like the tubes are moments away from catching on fire. This
Product is great. It performs several functions for me.1. I can provide a hotter signal to the amp (fx loop) without increasing volume.2. I can use this turn down all channels of my amp to very very quiet levels, yet maintain a lot more gain than if I attempted to try and find that spot between 0.1 and 1.0 where it's not too
4.7 | 769 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I was looking for a small, light amplifier that would work well with my mountain dulcimer, stick dulcimer and various ukuleles. I'm not in "show biz" but from time to time I'm invited to perform at small gatherings, senior centers, neighborhood clubhouse events, etc.Upon the recommendation of a professional musician I purchased
I love my new fender acustic , smaller tha i thought but really powerfull sound , nice and handy , mic , phones and guitar input , its loud even when you using mic and guitar at the same time , smaller than a fender mustang 1 as you can see and the picture
I bought this acoustic guitar amp as a practice/travel amp to use with my Taylor acoustic electric guitar. I was disappointed to find that the piezo "quack" was greatly emphasized by this amp, so much so that I couldn't stand to play my guitar through it. The amp itself doesn't sound bad; it produces a bright, clear tone with no
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4.7 | 751 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
If you're trying to decide between this and the TC Electronic Ditto, go with this. It's buffered, which helps your signal on long cable runs (true bypass can be a bad thing), and the display that shows where you are in the loop is VERY helpful. It can also run off of a 9v battery, unlike the Ditto.Here's the default behavior, which was
I bought this after buying a Ditto X2 from Amazon, which I will be returning.In my opinion this pedal beats the Ditto in every way except for one or two things.Pros:Sturdier construction - The Boss feels solidGrippy underside - There is grippy rubber on the bottom of the Boss, so it does not slide aroundIt is a pedal. I like the feeling
Son liked the unit and it worked fine but now, with no warning it wont turn on at all. Worked fine last time played. The Company wants me to send it back and their labor rates per their site are -"All Roland and BOSS products except BOSS Compact and Twin pedals: $80.00 per hour, billed in 15-minute increments. BOSS Compact and Twin
4.7 | 669 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Yamaha THR30!I upgraded to the THR30 III (from the previous model THR10x high gain version, that I used almost daily for over 8yrs) mainly because of the built in wireless capability. But this amp is heads and shoulders above every other competitive solution in this same market space.Here is what differentiates this one from the
This would be a five star review except for the choice that Yamaha made in removing the rack compressor (much finer control over the compressor) and in removing the delay effect. I like this amp. But, the compressor has too much attack for my taste. The finer control offered by the compressor in the previous models suit my needs better.
Had to return this one because one of the imitation tube lights went out after a few days. I was also fairly disappointed in the sound quality compared to the original THR 10. This new version sounds very boxy, and flat compared.The bluetooth app to control the settings is nice, but does needs to be reconnected manually every single time
4.7 | 632 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
An often overlooked pedal, especially for playing guitar live, is the ABY pedal. I am impressed with this inexpensive, yet useful device. The build quality is excellent. My guitar sounds clean through it, no change in tone. Also, there is no POP sound when switching, which I have had on other pedals. I highly recommend this little
First of all, the value of this pedal is priceless. In other words, it is truly amazing but will not break the bank. Donner has created a pedal that operates as an ABY box as well as an AB box. Let me explain further.An ABY box allows you to take a signal, such as a guitar in my case, and will let you connect to two amps simultaneously.
The Donner ABY pedal is a passive device that routes your one guitar signal into two amps or two guitars into one amp. This unit can alsao be used on an amp such as a Vox AC15 to access the two seperate inputs and combine them. In describing these possibilities on th accompanying video I mixed up the two into one, but you get the idea.
4.8 | 243 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
This is a good multi-purpose amplifier. It has two dual-purpose inputs, (meaning you can plug in either 1/4-inch or 3-pin cables) so you can plug in two mics, two instruments, or one of each, with separate volume and tone controls for each input. Its 40-watt capacity means you can use it as a PA in a small venue, and you can also use it
Great acoustic amp. Small, lightweight, portable and powerful. This little amp will make your acoustic guitar and vocals sing. You get that awesome Fender reverb, the versatility of XLR capabale inputs, and the standard EQ adjustments to pack a punch dialing in that sound you like.It has a line out for audio recording or using this as
I have an older style Acoustasonic 30 that is much larger, has "chorus" effect and sounds great with an acoustic. I thought this was an upgrade of the older model, but I feel that this is just a cheap dual clean amp without any special sound for acoustic guitars. It does have a very generic sounding reverb, but no chorus. My guitar also
4.7 | 523 customer ratings
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I hate giving such a great pedal only 4 stars on Value for Money but having an AC power adapter would be nice. In my excitement to buy it I missed the fine print. AC Adaptor Not Included. But hey, batteries ARE included! Thanks ZOOM! On a positive note the pedal can be powered by USB so that's cool but we all know that micro USB
First of all, been playing bass for 30 years, and I don't gig with this, so can't comment on gigging durability. I'd been looking into building a pedal board, but realized every pedal I wanted was gonna cost me hundreds. Stumbled across this and bought it, and I LOVE it. Every pedal I wanted to buy is in here! Love the Sansamp, the
I love everything about this pedal: It works great, I appreciate the 40 pre-installed patches, the quality is good... everything about it makes me happy I purchased it. I would give it 5 stars except for a couple minor things. I hate to deduct a whole star, but Amazon doesn't give the option for half stars.The things I don't like are
4.7 | 475 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
BACKGROUND (REVIEW BELOW): As people are often more interested in the views of people who share similar interest & taste,, I'll start by saying that I've been playing for 30 years, I own a variety of guitars and amps. What I play most often is my American Fender Deluxe Strat through a Fender 4X10 Blues De'Ville tube amp, usually coupled
this amp is amazing, it comes with nine preset effects, reverb tone and volume. It also has a headphone jack which I love since i'm not comfortable right now with playing loud enough for people to hear.Right now I'm using the metal zone mt-2 pedal with it and the sound if fricking epic. if your on the fence then jump over. this is the
I fix guitars for a living and needed a second amp for my shop. I have a Spider 30 watt that I've used and abused in the shop for 12 years and it still works perfectly so I figured I'd go with a Line 6 again. I have to say I was surprised that that this little amp with its 8 inch speaker sounds as big as my 30 watt with a 12 inch
4.6 | 8,098 customer ratings
91% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
91% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I'm a musician of some 50 + years not to be confused with a good musician. I know a few things. I've had a number of amps big and small. I have most of my gear in our man cave. Wife happy!!! But I like upstairs..so an acoustic has to do. Bought this little guy to keep peace. It absolutely fit the bill. Great sound, decent overdrive,
You definitely do not have to worry about it being loud enough. I had to buy another amp because my last one was stolen. I was worried this one wasn't going to be loud enough but I was wrong. Sounds
I was torn between this amp and the 20 W version but liked the small size. When it arrived I could not wait to plug it in but it gave off a terrible buzz which I just could not get rid of. I returned it the next day for the 20 W Champion which arrived yesterday and I am very happy with. I highly recommend spending an extra $40 on the
4.6 | 2,871 customer ratings
89% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
89% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Guys...guysSo, i am a professional musician, spending billions of dollars on things like Nord Electro keyboards and fancy boutique pedals, vox amps, Fender Telecasters etc etc etc.I got annoyed having to lug my fancy expensive pedal board back from my workplace to home whenever i needed to track some stuff in my home studio. So, i
You would have been unlikely to find a more staunch opponent of (affordable) multi-effects processors than me, until I came across the Zoom G1on. Multi-effects processors promise the ultimate value - a one-stop shop for all your effects needs in a single package - but invariably fall short. Well, in recent years, the entry prices of
UPDATE:After a couple of months on my pedal I have to say I stand by my original review. I practice, write and record using this pedal and it's effects every day. It has helped boost my creativity and given me hours of fun and utility. Again, this pedal would not handle the rigors of gigging, imo. However for practicing at home or as a
4.8 | 182 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Pretty darn versatile. In a way, it's a lower gain version of the Mojo Mojo. Same sort of feel - percussive, giving a DOD 250-like snap to the attack. The three-way switch allows it even more EQing versatility than the bass/treble knobs. I'd use it in much the same way I'd use a Timmy, but it's got a different kind of feel. I'd say,
This pedal works exceptionally well as a perfectly clean boost with a versatile EQ that allows you to add that famous Echoplex pre-amp "secret sauce", with a three position toggle to select overall tone. Keep the gain below 9 o'clock on the clean setting for clean boost. Gain will add grit and overdrive above that, and more when you
Hi.True evaluation of this pedal rates 2.5 vs 3.Disliked the moderate-@-best boost power.This is another faceted booster pedal that is slack on boost without high-levels of "Gain" which typically produce much-more manufactured distortion than I desire.WHEN WILL TODAY'S PEDAL-MAKERS GET THAT DISTORTION IS NATURAL SUBSEQUENT TO THE AMP
4.6 | 925 customer ratings
91% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
91% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Great noiseless performance. It’s plastic, so treat it kindly and it will serve you well. Every bit as good as the ones costing 4 to 5 times more as long as you are careful with it. Tons of cables included. I really like this power supply. I mounted it under my PedalTrain Jr. using large zip ties. Works perfectly and due to this
This is what I needed for my bass pedalboard. I was skeptical at the price when compared to other products of a similar nature. I decided to purchase it anyway.It arrived promptly thanks to Amazon Prime. First impressions upon unboxing were positive. I was impressed this is actually metal instead of cheap plastic. I really like the low
This thing actually works pretty good. I’m not entirely sure every jack is isolated, but so far I’ve been very happy with mine. I’ve got every pedal jack hooked up and no noise to report. I’m not sure how gig-worthy it is over the long haul because of its plastic case, but if it’s pretty well encased in a metal enclosure
4.7 | 269 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
My main purpose for this was to have a decent bedroom amp.This is that all day plus more. There isnt alot of reviews on the smaller 15 out there. Most of the reviews i have found are on the 25 model. As a practice amp the HD15 has an amazing deep clean tone when used with my 5 string Sterling bass. I wasn't expecting that coming from
I had been playing my U-bass through my Bose L1 and it has a great sound. I recently acquired a Goldtone Micro-Bass and I wanted a light-weight amp to go along with it because I don't like toting heavy gear around and I wanted something that wouldn't break the bank so I went with the HD25. When I unpacked it and plugged it in, the first
I've always read good reviews on Hartke products, and I wanted to try one out for myself. The price seemed right and the reviews were great, so I purchased it. I couldn't be happier. The new speaker "technology" they've incorporated was nothing I've ever heard of, but it sounds stellar. I've never owned anything above 10 watts,
