The Danelectro Bacon n' Eggs makes exactly the sound I wanted but didn't completely expect becuase the low price led me to believe it might be substandard. But it is NOT substandard in any manner whatsoever. It sounds AMAZING. Low-cut overdriven blues. It's as raw, raunchy and pure a driven low-cut/hi-pass blues sound as I had hoped. I was looking for a small, intimate practice amp through which I could play slide blues on a Telecaster without bothering others in the house. Bullseye. Surprisingly, this seemingly little speaker can make quite a loud sound.

Simplicity in design. Quarter-inch input and output. Small speaker with a pedal-button. That's it. Adjust tone and volume on your guitar. Thumb screw on the bottom plate for battery replacement. Unit comes with a Danelectro 9v battery which lasted 6 hours. The case is heavy sturdy plastic with a metal bottom plate. A small but weighty and substantial feeling unit.

Plug in your guitar and adjust your tone and volume on the guitar. Could not be easier or more convenient.

Heavy thick plastic case with metal late on bottom. Quality. I originally bought this as a headphone practice amp but l have discovered that this unit is not exactly cut out for that use; the on-board speaker is not completely silent when I plug a pair of stereo headphones or or a mono guitar cable into the quarter-inch(and only)output. That said, the volume is so substantially reduced that whatever sound is still coming from the speaker is negligible but still there nonetheless. I am blown away by the loud volume of this unit with my Telecaster's passive pickups.

It's hard to believe that such a cool quality and characteristic unit like this Danelectro Bacon n' Eggs is as inexpensive as it is. But it is. This is a rare thing. Great quality for a small price.

My experience with ZZounds was excellent. When I first received my Danelectro Bacon n' Eggs and discovered(as I explained previously)that the sound was not entirely defeated when a plug was inserted into the output jack, I returned it to ZZounds almost immediately. Their system of acquiring a return code and dispatching a UPS shipping label was immediate and efficient. I sent the unit back to ZZounds with the supplied packing slip and two days later had my new unit. It was easy as 1,2,3.

The sound this unit makes is utterly characteristic. Raw, old bluesman in a parking lot, on the curb, in New Orleans, on the Delta...in a portable unit.

Producer

Blues Americana

Really powerful for such a little amp. It has a slightly crunchy sound. Very unique.

Not exactly distortion. It is kind of like an extra overdrive for your amps overdrive.

very easy, just plug n play.

Smaller than I thought it would be (smaller than my hand). Good sound. Has a cool finish (kind of a vintage orangish-red). And has good weight to it, feels solid not cheap.

Easily worth the money.

hobbyist

Anything

Nice and LOUD for its size. Minimum of feedback; very sensitive to mistakes, so good for those trying to improve their technique.

Push the button, and you're set!

The amp itself is great----seems really sturdy and well-built. My one complaint is that the battery it came with died the second day I had it.

Can't beat it for the price----a must have for a beginner or anyone on a budget.

Great vintage design----attractive to match its attractive sound.

hobbyist

rock

The amp is powerful, but the distortion is pretty much just a volume booster. I haven't figured out what to do to make it distortion, but i'll try.

Buton is kind of hard to push.

Active musician

rock, alternative, punk

great for when on the road, or in a college dorm.

pocket size

cna beat that $$$

a MUST HAVE