JOYO Zombie-II BanTamp XL Series Mini Amp Head 20W Hybrid Tube 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier with Bluetooth (No Sound, Need Extra Speaker)
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Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
Color: Grey
Features
- Channel Switching & Independent Control: The BanTamp XL series features a dedicated footswitch for channel switching and six knobs. This allows you to independently control both the CLEAN and DISTORTION channels, giving you precise command over each channel's Volume, Gain, and Tone for ultimate tonal flexibility.
- Versatile High-Gain Platform & Clean Pedal Foundation: The ZOMBIE-II excels at lower gain settings and responds brilliantly to your favorite overdrive pedals, letting you push into higher gain with their unique character. Its high-gain structure pairs perfectly with a noise gate for tight, articulate heavy chords. Its pristine CLEAN channel is also an exceptional pedal platform, making it a flexible and portable companion for any situation.
- Big Amp Feel in a Mini Head: Don't let its size fool you. Once you start playing, the ZOMBIE-II delivers a rich, responsive tone that feels like a much larger amplifier. Its impressive 20W output is remarkably loud and dynamic, perfect for practice, recording, or small gigs.
- Hybrid Design & Studio-Grade Features: This hybrid amp head combines a genuine 12AX7 tube in the preamp with a solid-state power section for rich harmonics and reliable performance. The studio-grade FX loop lets you place time-based and modulation effects (delays, reverbs, choruses, flangers, phasers) after the drive stage, keeping your effects clean and defined.
- Bluetooth & Silent Practice Ready: The built-in Bluetooth connectivity makes it easy to stream backing tracks or lessons directly to the amp for practice. For quiet sessions, use the headphone output with its integrated speaker cabinet emulation to play anywhere without disturbing others.
Brand: JOYO
Color: Grey
Compatible Devices: Cabinet, Guitar
Material: Metal
Output Wattage: 20 Watts
Compatible Devices: Cabinet, Guitar
Output Wattage: 20 Watts
Number of Bands: 2
Speaker Size: 14 Centimeters
Power Source: Corded Electric
Output Channel Quantity: 1
Amplifier Type: Tube,Hybrid
Connector Type: 6.35mm Jack
Color: Grey
Enclosure Material: Metal
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.5"D x 4.3"W x 6.4"H
Item Weight: 1.2 Kilograms
Brand: JOYO
Model Name: JOYO ZOMBIE-II
Manufacturer: ShenZhen JOYO Technology
Model Number: Manufacturer-JOYO-BTP-ZOMB2
Mfr Part Number: 041-ZOMB2-0011
Built-In Media: Amp Head (Requires extra cabinet speaker), DC18V/2A Power Supply, Footswitch, Footswitch Connecting Cable, Speaker Cable
Item Type Name: Mini Guitar Amp Head
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Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
Color: Grey
I ordered this amp to downsize from a 100 watt head to something more appropriate for my home. The reviews and videos I watched about this amp were spot-on and I couldn't be happier with how it performs. The main feature I needed was an effects loop so that I could plug other modellers into the effects return and send the audio out through my 1x12 cabinet. I've reached the point where I am stale on emulated guitar speakers and I want an actual speaker with a microphone in my signal chain. Since this amp handles 8 ohm and 16 ohm speakers, I was covered and many others should be as well. You can also use the headphones as a line out since it has an emulated cabinet in that signal, but I don't think it sounds the greatest, and I wouldn't use it in a mix. I was expecting to be disappointed with the lack of traditional tone stack controls, but what's cool is you can come up with some really decent high-gain tones with different combinations of the gain, tone and volume controls. I have found some really nice settings fairly quickly just trying out different knob positions. I've used it with a guitar directly plugged in, and I also have re-amped several sources through it to take advantage of this amp's great tones. I think using it to re-amp has been more fun since I can set up loop points in my mixes, then adjust the 3 knobs until the guitar tone sits nicely within the mix. Don't be fooled by the 20 watt power size....this little lunch box gets LOUD. I have mine running through my speaker at full volume in my isolation box and it does its job well. I don't play out or in a band, so I don't know how it would function in that area, but for home use it is more than ample. In case you're wondering, since it has a solid state power amp, you do not need to have it connected to a speaker at all times. You are free to use just headphones with it if you prefer. I haven't tried the bluetooth line in stuff yet as I have never done that with any amp, but I assume it would work just fine. It also comes with a foot switch to change amp channels if you want to do that. After working with this amp for a few days and enjoying how it sounds, I want to also get the Jackman (JCM 800) version as well to have most heavy sounds covered between this and the Jackman. For the price point, I am not certain you'll find a better deal that has so much to offer. I sweated this purchase for far too long and I'm glad I took advantage of an Amazon sale to get it for around $150 USD.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by MICHAEL R MYERS
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Color: Grey
I bought the Zombie 2 for the dual channel option and I'm glad I did. I wanted a high gain amplifier for down tuned metal, hard rock, and rock guitar playing but I didn't want to have to sell a kidney on the black market to get it. After watching a couple YouTube videos with positive reviews I decided to give it a shot. I own several joyo pedals and have learned to appreciate their products. Just because they're inexpensive doesn't mean they're junk. The good: The high gain side of the amp is amazing! Having a tube in the preamp section gives the high gain channel a definite warmth and push. It's responsive even without using added overdrive and with passive pickups. While I do recommend an eq pedal to get the most out of the tone, it's got great power and tone just as it is. An eq, and a little added overdrive(really recommend the joyo maximum od) and she's a raging beast. Great lows, clear highs and a fine balance with the mids. Power to spare too. I run mine into a Marshall 2x12 with celestion V30 speakers and I can bury a drummer. Easily enough power for small venues and practice. Fx loop in the back and it takes pedals extremely well both through the fx loop and in the front. I do recommend a noise gate at the end of the chain on the gain channel. The ok: the clean channel is ok. No reverb with the amp but it's clear, clean and responsive again thanks to the tube preamp section. You really can dial in solid clean tones. Add delay and a little reverb via pedals and you can rock out blues and r&b with ease. Both channels take pedals well so if you add a little overdrive you can have dirty blues to vintage rock tones with a twist of a dial. Really inexpensive combo for vintage rock is the zombie 2 on the clean channel and the joyo vintage od. Got the pedal used for $20 at a guitar shop and plugged it in. About 5 minutes later I was jamming on my sg copy playing Sweet Emotion and grinning like an idiot because my cheap little setup sounded so good. The bad: no built in reverb. That's it. Seriously that's it. That is the only con I can find with this amp head. I've played it extensively, run every pedal combination I can come up with through it, played a semi hollow Gretsch, an ibanez 6 and 7 string through with passive and active pickups, a Les Paul, a Fender Player series stratocaster, an SG copy, and a Charvel hsh super strat San Dimas model, and two squier guitars(50s classic vibe and affinity telecaster). Thing sounds amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2022 by Matt
Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
Color: Grey
I bought this expecting it to be a cheap toy. It’s actually an excellent amp. It really does sound like a rectifier. The clean channel is amazingly touch sensitive—it has the kind of dynamics usually found on high end tube amps. The sounds of pickups and pedals pass right through transparently which makes this amp incredibly versatile. Play one of these and you’ll hardly believe it’s not a $2,000+ tube amp. I don’t know how they can make an amp this cheap that’s better than amps costing five times more, but they did.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Lungsman
Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
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I cannot say enough good things about this amp. I have an original 120w 6505+ from the USA factory that I absoluty love, but I also like my neighbors so playing that beast at home is not an option. I was on the hunt for a smaller amp to run through my Orange 1x12 and a buddy of mine brought his zombie 2 over for me to try and I pulled the trigger on one that day. Great cleans and gain for days. You will need to run an EQ through the FX Loop if you want to tone chase, but other than that this amp is awesome for practice. One super cool thing to highlight is that the headphone out has a built in IR that sounds really really good. I plugged the head directly into my 2000w HeadRush 1x12 FrFr and was blown away by the tone. If you are on the fence don't be. For the price this little practice amp brings all the heat.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026 by Dustin Thompson
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Color: Grey
Amp is amazing, clean tone is good and distortion sounds amazing but using headphones sounds horrendous. Clean sounds ok but when you switch to distortion it's is terrrrible
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Fernando
Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
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Pro, 1. It's small, sturdy build and easy to put on a pedal board. 2. It has Bluetooth, an effects loop, a headphone out and foot switch for changing channels. 3. Has two independent channels for clean and distortion. 4. The clean channel is super clean and the distortion channel has a ton of gain on tap. 5. It takes pedals extremely well. 6. Has a very tight distorted sound. 7. For a hybrid amp it didn't cost a lot. 8. Loud enough to keep up with a drummer. Cons, 1. It only has a tone shift know, not a treble, mid or bass unfortunately. I'd use an EQ in the effects loop if you want better control of your tone. 2. This is a hybrid amp head, not a full tube head so don't expect it to sound like a real tube amps. 3. I'd modeled after a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier, but it doesn't quite sound like one. I'll admit it sounds great, but it's too tight to sound like a real Dual Rectifier IMO. Even with it's short comings it's an extremely worthwhile amp head that can easily keep up with a drummer, practice and do small gigs with. I don't feel the short comings are really short comings for me personally.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Steven Tarren
Style: American,High Gain,Distortion
Color: Grey
I got this to be my office practice amp and was surprised how good it sounds. I have 2 other amps, a Marshall JCM800 and a Peavey Classic 30, and this doesn't compete with those, but it is fantastic for practicing alone. I hooked this up to a 2x12 and tried to use it with my band... did not work. 20 solid state amps just can't keep up with a drummer and bass player. So if you're looking to use this in a band setting I'd recommend not getting it. But if you're looking for a great sounding little amp in your house this is amazing for the price. I've had this for maybe 2 years now and it sounds exactly the same as it did when I got it (even after diming it to try and keep up with the band). If this ever dies I'll probably get another.
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Ok where to start. I have multiple tube amps. I decided to try this bantamp zombie 2 for a spare when I just wanted a quick jam in my studio. Well done. I love the dirty channel. Pretty loud through a 16 ohm Evh 1-12 cab. I tried it with a 2-12 8 ohm cab. Wow. The clean channel is a lot lower than the distorted channel. No problem I always roll back the volume on my guitar when I want it a little cleaner. Works for me. I’m impressed with the effects loop. Makes my Boss RV-6 sound great. Also using a delay as well. Is it a rectifier? No. But great to jam with. Could you use it in a band situation? Depends on how hard hitting your drummer is. In my situation I could use it in the band. Great head. Sounds decent to me. I also use a Hughes and kettner grandmeiser 36 and have a Evh lbx2. I gravitate towards this little guy. It’s less fussy for me to dial in a tone. Not sure if the tube is doing a whole lot in the preamp, but cool little amp.
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