Monoprice1x10 Guitar Combo Amplifier - Black, 40-Watt, Spring Reverb, 10-Inch 4-Ohm Speaker, High & Low Inputs, Headphone Output - Stage Right Series

I am really amazed by the quality of this econo-amp. Has excellent features for the price. Two inputs for active or passive inputs, multiple output options, pedal rig loop on the back, reverb on the main channel, and an overdrive distortion. Very intuitive controls and as a super fun little detail, the volumes go to 11 (spinal tap reference). Just a really snarky little fun detail on a very high quality amp for the money (shockingly good rig considering the price). I bought one to run through my live gig rig, and think I will buy another to have as my practice home amp. Time will tell on longevity but initial usage (played about ten hours on it so far) shows it to be a great little amp. Highly recommend.

Llegó un día antes de la fecha estimada, bien embalado, y todo en orden, su sonido es muy bueno fiel y potente, sí es funcional para escenarios pequeños, ampliamente recomendable, ahora sólo espero qué sea muy durable y tenga una larga vida ..!

Although I haven't used it more than maybe 10 hours in total, I can comment on a few things. First of all, the sound is excellent and the speaker is very powerful. It's easy to customize your own sound and the added reverb effect is a nice bonus. Construction and fit/finish are not "perfect", but that's about the only problem I have with the amp.There were extra import charges for bringing an item this large into Canada, which was not made clear to me when I purchased it. However, this is an excellent product at a fraction of the price you'd pay for the competition. Highly recommended.

The Monoprice Stage Right 40 watt amp was everything I expected for a $99 amp and a bit more. It has a great sound for the price point. It seems to be well-made. The overdrive/distortion is reasonably good but since I have four pedals it's kinda academic. I was able to turn it up pretty high in clean-tone (without pedals) before breaking up some. Again, for the price, a great loud/good tone practice amp. The spring reverb works pretty well and can be well-controlled-it sounds a heck of a lot better than another amp I once had that created it electronically. A minor peeve: I can hear a teeny bit of reverb in whatever I'm playing with the reverb turned off. I'm running two of my pedals straight into the high input jack and the other two (an equalizer and pre-amp/tube modeler) into the Fx send and return jacks. That really cleaned up and sharpened the total sound. The other two pedals are compress/sustain and a morpher. I then ran a line out to a 15 watt Fender amp to split out some of the bass separately. The MP SR amp drives the smaller amp very well with no issues. I hear just a smidgen of hiss at low volumes with or without the Fender amp. The Fender had zero hiss on its own. Overall, I'm very satisfied. Monoprice: consider adding an XLR input and output. I think people would pay a bit more for that feature.Update 11-21-2021: I'm still loving it. I see the price has gone up (hasn't everything?) but it would still be great at that price. Lots of learning curve for two months has ironed out a bunch of sound issues that weren't this amp's fault (like maybe my playing.) The fx circuit and spring reverb (I stopped noticing the slight reverb with the control turned down, or maybe it healed itself) are worth the price! I'm considering a Celestion or other speaker upgrade down the road. Moving pedals around and doing different things with line in/out took care of a bit of the hiss. It's now liveable. You cannot go wrong!

La verdad por el precio me sorprendió bastante, la distorsión no es muy buena, pero si tienes pedales se defiende bastante bien. La potencia es perfecta para ensayos en lugares cerrados, y perfectamente se escucha aún con un baterista muy ruidoso.