Leo Jaymz 20W Electric Guitar Amplifier - Clean and Distortion Channel - 3 Band Equalization and CD Line Input - Recording Studio, Practice Room, Small Courtyard (6.5", Black)

This little speaker amp ROCKS. Lots of sound. I've been buying small amps for my EWI, electric wind instrument and the others couldn't handle the high notes my flute puts out. This unit on medium volume blows me away . Finally a great product. The power cord could be longer though. Otherwise I love this power amp. Can't wait to play outside. It's winter now but I'll keep practicing indoors until then. Great price. A must buy!

Very good and inexpensive guitars anplifier and it sounds pretty good. Would buy again.

If you spend some time with this small amp, you are going to get A LOT MORE out of it than the average purchaser. With this quality (mid-low quality, but can be mitigated) amp, there is only one reason to buy it - you can't afford a Fender or something clearly better, but a lot more expensive. Like $400 There is nothing wrong with getting an inferior, but workable amp unless and until you can buy a good one OR (in my case) you want to see what kind of unique sounds you can produce with it. It makes perfect sense at this price point to buy this 20W amp and play with it. PLEASE go the extra step and work with the amp. The first thing that turns folks off is the distortion. I have read 10 or more reviews that say something like "this amp is ok if you just use the clean setting". YES, the clean setting (no distortion) is easier to figure out and sounds pretty darned good out of the box by just adjusting volume, bass, mid, and treble. I encourage you to work with the distortion on because this amp CAN produce a nice, steady fuzzy tone and even a heavy metal AC/DC level of distortion by reducing the volume about 50% or more from the clean setting and adjusting the gain button until you have a nice, controlled distortion sound...go from there to explore the other settings and increase volume SLOWLY until you approach total distortion, then back it off some. Buying a Rushhead Max or similar plug-in headphone guitar amp with distortion and effects, and attaching it to this amp. That will allow for an even greater range of sounds for an extra $30. You will be able to go from a clean, small room acoustic feel all the way to full stadium grind overload, and everything in between for under $100. TAKE THE TIME. Explore the settings. IF you wanted a "plug and play" amp, you would have spent $400 and bought a Fender, but it would not be 1/2 as fun as trying to improve the sound from an amp like this an 1000% more original.

THE SOUND QUALITY AND ITS SO LOUD FOR BEING SO SMALL. it's convenient easy to store. It's a good price for what your getting. I like the volume control and the tone control lots of vitality with a clean tone. It doesn't buzz(unless your too close face away when you play) It's pretty light and easy to carry. Good for practice or small band practice. Uhm dose it have a battery!?! I dunno I haven't tried it like that so uhm yeah.

As a beginner, I lack the trained ear to tell you if this amp is superior in any way. However, I do find this amp to be of good quality, packaged well, and works when you need it to. I think it is a great value and compares well to the Fender Champion 20.

Blown away by this guitar amp, I was going to buy a fender amp 20 watts and $98 and this amp much better amp for the price and the quality is great. I have been playing for over 40 years and own many amps but got little place in Florida and I needed amp for my 1976 Gibson J 200 artist with K&K pickup and it sounds great. 20 watts and small killer amp.

Very good amp for the price. It sounds as good as my much higher priced amps.

Great amp for the price! Mid size, able to move easily, easy to use. Seems to be good quality.