The 2 10" speakers are housed in very efficient lightweight cabs. The separate cabs help the sound while keeping the weight down by not needing baffles to counter 2 speakers in a single enclosure. The sound projection is noticeably better than a combo with 2 speakers mounted horizontally just off the floor.

I was somewhat surprised that this came packaged together, obviously intended to be sold only as a single sale, but didn't include speaker cables. Not that I was short speaker cables but for anyone buying this little rig might have to make a trip to the music store just to try it out. No pedals, nothing fancy and I like that.

The input gain stays moderate until about 3/4 of the way up. Then it gets very good without distorting. With the gain at 2/3 and the volume about halfway, my passive Fender P sounded very good considering the size and intent of this rig. The deep in/out actuallu works quite well. The 3 adjustments for bass, mid and treble are wide ranging in sound.

Very well made. Solid. The stacking corners work. It's size and weight are why I bought this as a practice rig to take somewhere else. My 4 X 10" cabs and Peavey Firebass head or my 2 Crate BT-350 heads I use in tandem in biamp are a load. I do worry my cat might knock it over so I unstack it after using it.

This is, in my mind, one of the best choices for a combo. The sound and portability make it worth 50% more than it's sold for.

Don't know & hope I don't need to find out!

This thing is so cute that even if it didn't work well it's a nice decoration. Especially sitting next to my big stacks. Like their puppy!

Active musician

Rock, Blues rock Texas style, Chigago & Electric Blues

This is the best little practice rig I've ever used. Great tone,volume,looks and construction. A real step up from those under powered, crappy beginer's amps. I couldn't be happier with the Ashdown so far. I live in SLC so I thought a NJ dealer would ship from back east and it would take a week to arrive. My mini-rig came out of Sparks Nevada and was here in just two days! The "Perfect Ten" really lives up to it's name IMO. It is perfect for practice and small gigs. @$200 it just can't be beat. Great little amp and at a great price. Very good service from Zzounds as well.

The small size,cool appearance,quality construction and clean power are major pluses. I can't find a thing to fault about this little power house. Perfect (10)!!!

Stack it up, plug it in, set the tone and you are groovin'.

No flaws, cheap materials, or malfunctions. Looks to be a high quality, well designed piece. Quality control appears to be first rate. Even the cool VU has a convex clear lens instead of a cheaper flat plastic piece. A nice touch and an indication of attention to detail in it's over all design and build.

I've never seen higher quality or heard better sound for such a small amount of money. Great value!

N/A haven't need them yet.

It's a sexy little amp. Very, very cool.

Professional rock musician in the 70's, Hobbyist now.

Hard Rock

Very nice practice amp. Too small for anything but practicing but wonderful sound if you're going to mic.

Above average features. Very fundamental piece of gear.

Can't get much easier to use - plug it in - power it on.

Top notch construction.

For the price, it's the best amp I've played.

No need for it, can't say.

Great looks, great sound, not much beef, but not expected at this price.

30 years pro/retired

Classic Rock

what a grate little amp.... I was getting a bit tired of hauling my tnt160's around.... especially to a practice... I look around at such things as the Ashdown five-fifteen, and, though it seemed great, I felt as though I would still be hulling something. I figured id try the cl210, especially for the size, and the price. this thing just sounds wonderful, even with my 5 string.... its really clear, and rather punchy, and the 65 w is enough (I certainly hope) for nights in the practice room.... I very neat looking, wonderful sounding, and seemingly well built piece of gear.... glad I added it to my collection.

plugged it in, and away I went.

can't be much more simple

Seems to be made real well.

Oh, at the around 200 I paid, im callin' all my bass playin friends, and tellin' them to pick one up.

have not..... id have to imagine, being across the big pond, it won't be all that easy... Just hope I don't have to.

looks good.... (though the head is a bit large)

38 years, Active Musician

rock and roll, only rock and roll