Price: $80.00
Where Obtained: Music-go-round

I have found this Minx anp to be great for practicing, and even playing with guitar and drums.

I run a 40 year old Italian hollowbody bass through this amp and get any sound I'm looking for without using any effects.

This amp does not compare to older tube amps like the Ampeg B-15, but then it was way inexpensive in comparison.

This amp is well constructed with metal corners and a solid mesh front. I cleaned it up one day with a vinyl cleaner at it looks new.

Price: $179.00
Where Obtained: Margarites music store

It has a 3 band equalizer, 35watt speaker, and a 75 watt amp. its a pretty basic amp, but its loud enough for my raging metal. no channel, or reverb. but it has an effects loop, also a parellel output, so i can record a demo.

I use an ibanez pd7 overdrive/distortion. its a lil fuzzy, but my sans-amp foot pedal clears her out. i once had a crate, but i blew the damn speaker. but this one has a strong input. i never had any problems with this one.

It takes a lil fiddleing, but i usually keep my controls the same. i dont mess around with the equalizer, i like the way it sounds already.

It has metal edges, so its structure strong. it would be OK in a live gig. but id rather have a stack.

Model Year: 2003
Price: $240.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Sam Ash

As everyone has said its great. Lots of controls. Lots of power.

Sound quality is great, if you could spare the extra hundred for this instead of a Microbass, do it. Its a way better practice amp.

Very easy to use, all knobs are self explainatory.

I played it every day since around Thanksgiving of 2003, and its great. A nice solid amp.

Model Year: 2001
Price: $220.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Daddy's junkie Music

Clean sound louder than the Soundwave 50 wt slanted version

Love my Peaveys guitar, large electric guitar amp and now this one

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Model Year: 2001
Price: $170.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Link's Music, Hanover, PA

Excellent little practice amp... 10 inch speaker, DDT speaker protection circuit, 50 watts into 4 ohm or 35 watts at 8-ohms...1/4" external speaker jack in parallel with internal 8-ohm speaker...Normal/Bright button, pre gain knob (my only complaint - the pre gain knob also serves as the main volume control...should be separate in my opinion), Low, Mid, and High controls, post EQ effects loop, headphone jack... Plenty loud for a practice amp, and even to play out for small gigs...

I use a Carvin BK4A active/passive that I built, a Fender Standard P-bass, and an Ibanez GSR100... I do get some line noise with the passive basses, but none from the active... I play mostly older hard rock, metal, and some new alternative stuff.. This amp handles these styles without skipping a beat... For effects, I use a Dunlop crybaby wah, and a Zoom 506II.. Both work great through this amp...

Simple contols, easy to adjust for different styles of play...

Easily portable, tough, solid construction, solid state electronics... I've used this amp daily for 8 months now, haven't had a single problem....

Model Year: 2001
Price: $220.00 (new)

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Luft, und luft, und luft ...

Model Year: 2000
Price: $140.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Skip's Music

Simple controls, volume and three tone controls(low, mid, and high*my guess is these are an attempt at a cheap parametric EQ*). An effects patch point is included although unnecessary if you use stomp boxes. I was very surprised at the power of this little amp. More than enough power for stage use.

This little amp sounds great for its size. It could use a two inch port to help the speaker breath. Compared to other amps of the same size, this amp blows them away.

Very easy to use. For the obvious reasons.

Very steady during live play. I haven't had to repair this unit. Construction is excellent. However I have added a two inch port to allow the speaker to breath when I hit the low B on my bass.