BOSSKtn-Mini Katana Portable Guitar Amplifier, A Compact, Go-Anywhere Amp That Runs On Batteries - Rich, Full Sound

This thing is incredible. Very good sound, good battery life and with the accompanying app has a massive range of uses.Very happy with the purchase and would recommend to anyone.

What a fantastic practice amp. I have it’s 50watt bigger brother and in comparison where quality of build and sound is concerned they are on a par.Obviously this doesn’t have massive amounts of effects on board, but it gives lovely clean tones, great dirty tones and excellent delay, there is a switch to select clean, crunch or brown, you then alter the settings using the volume, gain, bass, middle, treble, time and level controls. All of the settings are excellent and no matter what your preferred tone is, you will find it on this amp.There is an audio input to attach a microphone or allowing you to play a jam track, drum app track or favourite song to play along with from a phone or mp3 player, this input is totally unaffected by any of the controls on the amp, even the volume which is altered using the phone/mp3 players own controls.There is an output for headphones or recording device i.e. pc, laptop, voice recorder.It is light and compact and can be carried anywhere when used on batteries, 6x AA batteries required. I haven’t changed mine yet since purchasing this amp and it’s used daily.

Amazing kit. Makes me sound better than I am. Need to learn to use even 10% of what it can do.

Great sound for such a small unit. Worth the price in my opinion.

Update - I gave up on this amp, okay for stringed instruments but completely unsuited to the harmonica or indeed vocals so I’m afraid I had to return it. No issues with returning it and a full refund was issued. Surprisingly loud for a little practice/small gig/busking amp ! Can’t say about battery life as I’ve not had it long enough and I tend to use it via a power supply anyway but sound is pretty good for both my electric acoustic ukulele and electric ukulele. Shame it only has one input as I would have liked to use it in conjunction with a harmonica but then after trying it today I don’t actually like the sound I’m getting that much via a bullet mike ! Of course time and fettling could prove me wrong because at time of writing I have only just unpacked it so can’t really do it justice ! Maybe I’ll come back at a later date, if it proves to be a compatible match for harmonica use and if so then so much the better. Anyway, for the money I think it’s worth a punt and I’m certainly not unhappy.

Looks good and trusting other reviews but don't have any worries, it's just for the living room, I'm happy it's battery operated less faffing about, fits in my unit perfectly so happy 😁

This is perfect for around the house it's very versatile and sounds pretty good. It's early days yet but for now I'm well pleased with it. You can't expect to much from these little amps but there a whole lot better than the mini amps of twenty years ago.

Wow what a cracking little Amp the Boss KTN mini is. The output of sound belise the size of the little 7 watt amp. My 20 watt cube and 15 watt mini cube are Roland's, and a bit heavy to shift about.This lives up to the Roland name with knobs on. Works great with my Epiphone Sg 400 and Guild Acoustic along with my Taylor acoustic guitar. Really nice Amp. Decent price tag quality product despite being plastic a really good build quality. No problems in recommending this Five stars.👍🎛️