The Pignose guitar amplifier is the answer to the worldwide demand for a high-quality, economical, and completely portable amplifier. It's powered by 6 pen light batteries or by an AC 9 volt converter (optional) which can be stored inside the amplifier case. Pignose gives the electric guitar the same mobility as the acoustic. Pignose weighs only 5 lbs. You can attach a standard guitar strap and sling it over your shoulder. Learn More...









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10 out of 10Feature:
Only complaint is that you only have a volume control. That also means less to go wrong, as this amp has outlived all the rest of my amps with no repair done to it.
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Great sound and power for so small a unit. Good fuzz when cranked with my telecaster turned up and tone kicked in. Love it!!!
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My pignose is 15 years old and still sounds like new
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10 out of 10Feature:
The amp has an adapter that lets you use a standard electrical outlet so you can save your batteries when you have electricity available.
Quality:
It's a super portable amp. It's made for traveling, not looks. Nevertheless, it's ...well, cute!
Value:
I can't compare it to other similar items, as it is the only super-small, lightweight, battery operated amplifier I own, but I love this thing.
Desirability:
It's practical. And cute.
Sound:
You won't play to a crowd with this amp, but for an amp roughly the size of a large Kleenex box, it's got great sound. I use it with my electric bass and it does fine. It's not going to rattle the windows, but you can sure sit around and jam with it. One reviewer complained that he couldn't get it to distort. This is a complaint? He must be fourteen. I'm very pleased!
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