Yeah, Baby! This minaturized version of the Tone-Master boasts glorious tone for its size. Check out the details from the amp corners and grill cloth to the vintage white knobs. Authentic looks with the sound to match. Learn More...









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9 out of 10Value:
Should be lower cost.
Desirability:
They need a black version of this, even though, I know, there never was a black version of the bigger amp made.
Sound:
Use Headphones for best sound. The 2 inch speakers cant reproduce the lows as good as larger speaker amplifiers, although, I must admit it sounds better than I expected.
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6 out of 10Feature:
amazing gain and ouput
Quality:
the absolute best amplifier i have used
Value:
made by fender (the best)
Ease of Use:
works for long periods of time on small battery and is very loud
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3 out of 10Feature:
The features are ok. I love the tone knob. Go figure.
Quality:
The quality is decent.
Value:
Well that product isnt worth 50$, I got it for 30$ on sale. 30 $ is more reasonable.
Desirability:
The design is verry crappy, it looks good but you tend to find out the fakes and eal on this product.
Sound:
Well I opened it up and I was very dissapointed. Two little 2 inch speakers. I took one out and pushed on it, it doesnt bounce at all. No insulation at all, I added my own and it sounds much better. Also where the battery is held, the cover tends to raddle at a certian volume. Also with headphones it sounds good, depending on the headphones.
You should add a specific place for bigger speakers, I took a 140 watt car amp and some speakers and its annoying using the headphone jack. But I love that it is portable. But come on a fake handle.
I made modifacations like little round feet at ther bottom so it does not slide and added rubber on the kickstant and now it doesnt slip.
Overall:
Personally its ok, but when I opened it I laughed it didnt know it was so small. I whish things with MINI would be compared to something.
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10 out of 10Feature:
There where no accessories included however none where really needed to make this amp very useful. I suppose that a 9V to 110V wall wart could have been included but I find that I can get about 8 hours playing time out of a single 9V battery.
Quality:
This amp demonstrates a high degree of quality especially at the low cost. I use this amp for practice only of coarse however I have miked it up through my PA system and it sounds great! It has plenty of volume and really is amazing, you sometimes forget it is so small and sounds like much more than one watt.
Value:
This amp is very well worth the asking price.
Desirability:
A practical and useful tool.
Sound:
This tiny amp has amazing tone and at a very useable volume. The tone and gain controls are very active and can be set to achieve many combinations.
Support:
In six months of everyday use this little amp has not failed once.
Overall:
I expect to have and use this amp forever. If lost or stolen I would buy another one the next day.
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10 out of 10Feature:
the distortion on this beutiful little sucker is incredible, i've never seen anything like it
Quality:
battery life could use some expanding butother than that its amazing
Value:
very nice
Desirability:
its makes all you friends incredibly jealous
Sound:
the sound is incredible, until the batteries get low
Support:
fender has one of the best support staff ever
Overall:
beutiful!
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10 out of 10Feature:
It's incredibly compact, lightweight, has a bar so it can lean without falling over, and has a Price you can't beat
Quality:
It Looks...okay at best, Whatever was around the guitar jack must of fallen off, and although it is built pretty good it's definitely not worthy of playing even a small gig. (It's designed for practice on the go, not playing gigs)
Value:
Hey the thing's cheap, if you buy it DON'T expect the volume or tone of a marshall, BUT it is worth it if you just want to be able to practice Whenever you get the chance
Desirability:
This thing "Sex Appeal"??? A Chick might find it cute but SEXY sadly no.
Sound:
If gain is 0 it's silent even if Volume on your guitar and the amp are at 10, The Gain is so fuzzy after about #4 that it Sounds Terrible. This is more for person who wants minimal distortion but is a guitarist on the go
Support:
I'd say it the best because I didn't HAVE to deal with Fender at all It Plays just like it did the day I opened it
Overall:
I'm set with this mini amp for when I want to play like at school or on a road Trip, and allows me to get lessons from my friends who play better than me
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10 out of 10Feature:
Pretty basic, but what more do you want for the money.
Quality:
It could be built a little better, But for $40. Maybe out of wood with real Tolex, but of course that would cost a little more.
Value:
This is really worth the $40.
Sound:
Well since this is really a collectors thing, sound shouldnt matter. It sound pretty good for what it is. Of course it's not 2 12"s.
Support:
Never talked to them
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