Asmuse Electric Guitar Amp 10W Portable, Mini Guitar Amplifier Rechargeable with Clean & Overdrive Channels, Small Electric Acoustic Guitar Amp for Practice Travel
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- 2 Channel: Unleash the versatility of your sound with our acoustic guitar amp, seamlessly switching between pristine CLEAN and rich, resonant DRIVE tones. The DRIVE channel is crafted for high-gain distortion, perfect for mastering the intricacies of metal music. Fine-tune your signature sound with the adjustable "GAIN" and "TONE" controls, letting your musical personality shine through every riff and solo
- Powerful Sound: Experience the power of our 10W pocket amp for electric guitar, equipped with dual 2x2 inch speakers that deliver ample volume for both indoor and outdoor practice sessions. Revel in the crystal-clear, pure sound that enhances your guitar's tonal performance, making every note a performance-worthy experience
- Compact & Portable: At a mere 1.3 lb (0.59kg) and with dimensions that fit snugly into a backpack, this small guitar amp is your go-to companion for outdoor practice sessions. Its lightweight design means you can take your music anywhere, anytime
- Wireless Audio Function: Embrace the convenience of BT 5.3 technology, allowing for a wireless connection between your electric guitar and devices like smartphones, iPads, and computers. Immerse yourself in your favorite tracks and practice to the beat of your own playlist
- Rich Interfaces: Our portable guitar amp features a 1/8" Auxiliary input jack for jamming along with your media player or CD, and a 1/8" Stereo headphone output jack for silent practice sessions, ensuring you can play anytime, anywhere without disturbance
- Rechargeable Electric Guitar Amplifier: With a built-in rechargeable battery and included USB cable for charging, enjoy up to 4 hours of uninterrupted play after each full charge. The battery indicator keeps you informed: a blue light signals charging, a steady red light indicates low battery, and a flashing red light warns of speaker overload
Brand: Asmuse
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Material: Metal, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Output Wattage: 10 Watts
Item Weight: 1.43 pounds
Product Dimensions: 6.7 x 4.3 x 3.5 inches
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: July 27, 2024
Color Name: Black
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Connector Type: USB, 3.5mm Jack
Material Type: Metal, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Output Wattage: 10 Watts
Size: 2.6"D x 5.9"W x 3.8"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
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I had low expectations for another small-speaker device, but this is a fine guitar amp that plays through small speakers. Manufacturers can assemble electrically compatible parts and place them in a housing in the favored style. That may lead to sound, but not good sound. Audio components need to be listened to and tuned. As for guitar amps, that's pretty much all they are. This box, though small, has been tuned as a guitar amp and behaves much as a larger-speakered amp would. There is a genuine clean (green) channel with enough overhead for wide dynamics. Start raising the gain and louder playing gets the distortion first. Hit the button for the red channel and the gain knob dials in distortion from overdrive to modern metal. I'm impressed with the sound and the feeling I'm playing through a larger guitar amp. But there is an inescapable truth.... Two-inch speakers can only do so much. Even though they are well-tuned, bass is lacking like any speaker this size. However, it is still much better than any cell phone. I recommend this for anyone needing a small amp. It's economical and familiar, and I'm certain that a nearly identical product is being sold for several times more, with the logo of a big-amp company glued on.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024 by Norm D’Gear Norm D’Gear
This is an absurdly small guitar amp - it looks very much like a "real" one, with the usual controls, only nearly dollhouse-sized. It does actually work fairly well, though it has the physical limitations you'd expect being so small - bass is weak at best, and you can't really dial it up to 11. If all you need to fill is a fairly small room though, or you're using it for practice purposes, this does quite nicely and takes up almost no space in your backpack. It contains a battery that's charged using a standard USB-C port, with enough juice to run for several hours, so you don't have to worry about finding a place to plug in to use it if you want to play tunes in the park or by a campfire. There are three inputs available to feed audio: a standard fullsize audio jack such as guitars have; the even more common mini-audio headphone-style jack used with headphones; and, yes, a Bluetooth connection so you can play tunes from your phone. There's also a headphone-out jack, though I'm not really sure why you'd need that. You can switch between "clean" and "drive" modes which affect how the gain control works. There are gain and tone dials, and independent volume controls for the main amp input and the aux input. For its size, I think it does an acceptable job, though it does seem a bit pricey for what it is, so shop around.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024 by krtaylor
I ordered this amplifier to use with my viola and electric pickup, and the sound quality really exceeded my expectations for such a small amp. The clean and overdrive channels are both solid, offering a good range of tones. The amp is compact and portable, making it easy to carry around, and it’s rechargeable via USB, which is super convenient. It’s a great little amp for practice or even just casual playing at home, and I’m really happy with how it performs.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by BearBird Workshop BearBird Workshop
This amp is portable for sure as it is about half the size of a shoe box. It would be good for a portable practice amp, but the sound is not good enough for gigs. The clean sound is decent, but the distortion sound is pretty cheap sounding. Haven't been able to get the "wireless" feature working yet and there is no info about the wireless connection in the instructions, nor does the manufacturer's webpage have info on it. Overall an ok amp for practice or for playing an electric guitar alongside acoustic guitars around the campfire. 🎸 🎸 🎸
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024 by Kilroy
Living in an apartment means I can’t make too much noise, so practicing guitar is a challenge. In comes the 10 Watt Asmuse Electric Guitar Amp. I have been very impressed with its features. First off, it has an internal battery to make it portable all charged by USB-C. The Clean and Overdrive (pressed by a button) sound great and can get quite loud. The Gain and Tone knobs help refine the sound and do the job well. There is also a headphone jack to practice quietly without disturbing the neighbors. I’m very impressed with this little amp and it has made me get back in to playing guitar once again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by Mooses5 Mooses5
There's nothing special I can really show you about this little amp. It is what you see it as. But i couldn't give it 5 stars because I wasn't real impressed with the actual sound quality I get out of it. I might have not really noticed, except I recently ordered a different amp...a little less expensive than this one and only 5 watts...but the sound is noticeably better than this one. I certainly won't name names here, its not fair to this manufacturer. If I just got this one, and didn't have a different one to compare it to, I'd likely think it was just fine...and it is fine for what it's made for. I think its more that the other little amp sounded unusually good (I don't know why) then this one sounds bad...it doesn't sound bad, it just didn't impress me as much. The advantage you have with this one, is more power. You can actually play pretty darn loud through this little amp.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Rod Kerling
As a practice amp this is decent. It's compact, rechargeable, has enough volume for practicing, and the speakers are OK. The clean channel sounds fairly good, but the overdrive didn't impress me at all. That's subjective, of course, with so many types of distortion ranging from fuzz to classic rock to metal or djent, etc. One of the biggest limitations of getting a variety of tones is the single tone knob. Most amps have bass, mid, and treble controls giving much more versatility. Also, like a larger tube amp, this unit is bone dry: there's no reverb or any other effects, so it just sounds pretty boring. You can use pedals, of course, or a multieffects unit, but that kind of defeats the purpose of a practice amp. I prefer more expensive units that have at least reverb built in. That would be difficult at this price, so some may consider this a good bargain. Personally I'd rather buy a used practice amp with reverb and/or digital effects.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by R. Lepiane