MGR/Stone « Fender Amp Can »
Published on 12/01/02 at 15:00I bought it from Chris' Guitar online for $125.00. I bought it because I wanted a small, battery powered amp for practice and to play outside at a campfire or picnic.
I almost the exact same size as a one-gallon can of paint. About the same weight too. It holds it's charge for several hours of playing at moderate volume and has great tone for such a small package. It has two separate channels, so you can plug two guitars or a mic and a guitar in at the same time. Most people think it's a much bigger amp until they see it. It's small enough to fit in a small backpack like a school kid would carry the books in. That makes it really easy to transport.
About the only thing I don't like is it's distortion channel. It sounds kinda of cheesey, but I never use it anyway since I only play electric acoustic soft rock and folk songs anyway.
Very solid. I don't treat it roughly, but I think it could withstand being dropped from waist height.
Very Happy with the product. I recommend it highly for acoustic amplification.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I almost the exact same size as a one-gallon can of paint. About the same weight too. It holds it's charge for several hours of playing at moderate volume and has great tone for such a small package. It has two separate channels, so you can plug two guitars or a mic and a guitar in at the same time. Most people think it's a much bigger amp until they see it. It's small enough to fit in a small backpack like a school kid would carry the books in. That makes it really easy to transport.
About the only thing I don't like is it's distortion channel. It sounds kinda of cheesey, but I never use it anyway since I only play electric acoustic soft rock and folk songs anyway.
Very solid. I don't treat it roughly, but I think it could withstand being dropped from waist height.
Very Happy with the product. I recommend it highly for acoustic amplification.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com