Still trying to play simple stuff!

Classic rock, 80's pop...not much else!

I am new to playing the bass and have little expertise on the matter, but it seems to me this practice amp sounds fine. It produces what you need for practicing alone, nor with bandmates.

It's simplistic and does what I need it to do.

The amp seems very solid yet not too heavy. It's small size is ideal for what it is intended for. Cosmetically it is very appealing.

Again, very good product for what it is intended, a practice by yourself amp. It's loud enough, sounds good enough, and performs well enough. That's all there is to it.

40 years, but new on bass

Varies

sounds really good, getting it at full volume with out it sounding distorted takes some practice

good features i guess, i wish it had gain but the presence control is really nice

very solid and very well make, i feel like if i dropped it, it wouldnt even notice

it's a good deal, but do yourself a favor and spend the extra 20 bucks to get the ibanez 20 watt amp

dunno, but it's ibanez, and their pretty good

one girl told me that she would have sex with my amp

just started playing bass

rock and metal

The sound is about average, but it's an absolute waste of money if you ask me. If you really need a cheap amp, buy used. You're wasting your time with this 6" speaker amp. It's way underpowered, plus the 6" speaker can't handle a 5 string or anything lower than standard E tuning without distorting the sound to a fart like distortion which sounds terrible. Obviously it lacks on bass, the mids and highs are there, but very thin on bass.

It's a puny combo amp, what accessories, it's as simple as it gets volume, bass, mids, and treble, and plug for your input jack.

You really can't modify it too much, it's very simplistic and very thin on bass so you're pretty much narrowed down to mids and highs

It's about average, don't know how the quality really is as I just gave it away after purchasing an Ampeg

Not worth the money!!! save your pennies and buy yourself something for around 300$ which will have 200-300 watts. Wattage and sound somewhat works like units per dollar, the more you pay the more you get per dollar. By you paying 70$ for this amp, you only get a miserable 10 watts which is next to nothing, you may as well get a portable direct plug in Vox amp jack which is cheaper and a lot more useful. At $300 you can already find a good name amp such as Ampeg, Fender, Behringer, GK, Hartke, etc. except of course for super high end stuff like Markbass, EBS, and Warwick, there the price point is insane, more for those tweek-picky bassists. But most well known brands mentioned above should be more than enough.

Never dealt with

it sucks in every way possible, I'm shocked it's still on the market after 13 years.

active musician

industrial, rock, dnb, jazz, progressive