Gets the job done

My first ever amplifier that I purchased with my first electric guitar. Don't expect the greatest tones given the price. I don't recommend this for heavy distortion given that it is a 10 watt practise amplifier. Also starts getting pops, cracks and noises as time goes on having owning it for just over a couple of years. If tone is not a concern and you just want to practise, this inexpensive amp has served me well but don't expect to gig with it.

Good clean, disappointing overdrive.

I got this for my fourteenth birthday, it has a good clean tone-- it's better than my Orange's-- but a rather awful overdrive. I can't seem to dial in anything decent for a song. With my music taste, clean can only do so much. It's perfect for just practicing, especially back then when I had only been playing for three months, but I don't think I have or will record much with this amp.

This thing kicks ass

Little tiny thing has a nasty overdrive channel which I have used in recordings multiple times but otherwise is a loud and clear amp despite its size

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Pretty good and simple room amp

I have a family,i have not so much space to play and first of all,i am a room player,so this little guy works perfect for me,the clean sound is the strongest point in my opinion but i can´t complaint about the overdrive channel,simple and trusty.

Fairly decent practice amp

I got mine for about $160 NZD ($119 USD, $91 pounds) brand new from the Rockshop. It was my first amp as I was only 14 years old at the time. It's great for home use, two channels for clean and overdrive. Contour runs as like a treble-ish option. I'm still a beginner so I don't need any fancy setups yet like I want but this does the job. Very easy to get some tones, sounding almost like EVH or Angus Young but realistically far off. Good overdrive tones but only cons of this would be a slight hiss it makes when you're running overdrive high. Apart from that a great amp for a first timer that may wanna feel like he's playing a real Marshall.

A great first amplifier.

It does it's job extremely well and its an amazing amp for the price, but there are not many options without using pedals. In conclusion it makes a great first amp or a spare that you can take with you to a friends house.

Does its job

Very useful for testing new sound, a bit deeper, but with a warmth that allows you to feel comfortable during home rehearsals.

Good beginners amp

This is a great beginners amp from a good brand. I have had no problems with mine, it sounds great. I mostly put into overdrive and gain for that rock tone. Its a decent size too, good for playing in a bedroom without it annoying the neighbors!

Cool Amp

Cleans are nice, but I can't seem to dial in the right overdriven tone.

ok.

It's okay I guess, not alot of effects (Well two Clean and Distorted) you can obviously change the gain or clean-ness of your sound, small, compact, ok for begginers.