GLARRY Electric Bass Combo Amp, Portable Amp with Headphone MP3 Input, 20W Practice Bass Guitar Amplifier Speaker Accessories with Bass, Volume, Treble, and Middle Controls

Nice Amp. Good Sound, with great quality. Not heavy. Very affordable. And a good buy.

Really easy to use. Can get really quiet or really loud. Has good sound. It’s a small beginner amp so it’s not too heavy. But it has a little weight to it. It’s a good quality little amp. It has good performance for how small it is and how small the wattage is. It could be versatile. Definitely recommend.

Overall it is agoid amp. I would classify this as a bass amp as it lacks true low end. It is, however, good enough for practice in my office to help me relieve stress during my work day. It has three knobs for tonal control, treble, midrange, and bass. There is a main volume control that regulates the volume of your guitar, and a power switch that provides both tactile and auditory freed back. I do love the 1/8 inch auxiliary input for piping in music from a device such as a phone or computer. Overall, it is a nice amp in a very small package.

Love the product for the price everything I need right now works great I'll give it five stars

Easy to use and set up, loud , and clean sound.

If you're wondering whether this is worth the money and you're concerned because it's very inexpensive, just get it. You will not regret it. It's a great little amp and a fantastic value for the price. I am gushing here, but it's rare to find something that's such a great value for the money. This isn't the most powerful or hi-fidelity amp, but it's absolutely amazing for the price and everything I needed.

Not very loud, and you can barely hear the bass over the interference. Cannot hear it over my wife's drums at all. Way too much interference noise. Bought it as a cheap portable amp to take around the house, but it is woefully inadequate. Upgraded to a cheap used Fender amp within two weeks of purchase.

Purchased this as a Christmas present for my granddaughter who is just learning bass. It is minimally satisfactory for a student player. They can hear themselves play the notes but that really is about it. The tone is way too tinny even for a practice amp. The volume is very low, hardly enough to fill a small bedroom. On the plus side this has a very small footprint and is easy to transport. I will probably get her a Fender Rumble 15 in the future so she can be encouraged by a better sound when practicing.