Danelectro Honeytone Mini Amp Black

If you are looking for a lightweight amp with good sound quality and PORTABLE, well this it. This uses a 9v battery which last a lot. Highly recommended.

Overall, great for the size and cost. Real happy with it.

The battery is loose:/ I have to smack it a few times to get it to work for a few minutes. Everytime i use it, i have to sit it at a certain angle..

I didn’t read in the description that the sound would come out vintage. Other than that unexpected part, it works great

I was really impressed at first how this small amp did and how loud it could get. After about 45 minutes of use, the sound got quieter and when I’d reached to keep turning it up it was producing no sound at all even though the light was on and the battery was brand new. :/

The only way anybody would like the sound of this is, if they only play super-distorted all the time. Just trying to play normal and not super-distorted is just very, very bad sound quality, very compressed and unmusical... like you're listening to someone play guitar over an old POTS phone line. This thing is only good for a joke. Only good quality is that it has a belt clip. I bought it for a halloween costume where I was a "rock star" and had it clipped on the back of my belt so I could "rock out" while moving around... worked OK in that sense, as a joke, but the sound was embarrassingly poor quality. If you need a joke amp you can clip to your belt, this is good, but otherwise, PLEASE look elsewhere!

I bought this amp as an experiment to see how my guitar would sound in it. If it sounded good I figured I could use it as something nice and portable to bring to church. Things started out okay when I plugged it in, but I found it difficult to get the clean tone I wanted since even the clean tone had grit. I had to use external pdeals to get it to sound the way I wanted it to. Then later when I turned it on again, it would turn on and off and I couldn't get a good sound from it as a result. then when I tried changing batteries, it turns on, but no sound comes out of it at all, meaning it's broken. Don't waste your money on this. You're better of with a more expensive mini amp or saving up for a very big guitar amplifier. I hope I can get my money back.

Bought this as an output for a Theramin. After a few sessions of fiddling around with it it just died. The red light came on but the unit produced no sound no matter what settings we used. Checked Theramin output with a good amplifier and it worked. Therefore this amp died only a short use life.