Rockville G-AMP 20 Watt Guitar Amplifier Dual Input Combo Amp Bluetooth/Delay

For the price, this amp offers incredible value. The sound quality is crisp and clear, and the 20 watts of power are perfect for practicing at home. The dual input feature is fantastic for connecting multiple instruments or even practicing with a friend. It has good sound and the Bluetooth is awesome. I really liked the delay feature, but the second channel doesn’t have a dedicated volume, which sucks. The amp gets plenty loud for practice and is built well.One of my favorite features is the Bluetooth capability. It’s so convenient to connect my phone or tablet to stream music, which is perfect for play-along sessions or even backing tracks. The built-in delay effect is another awesome touch, giving my sound an extra layer of depth and character. The amp itself is compact, lightweight, and very portable, making it easy to carry around or even just move it around the house. It's built well and feels solid.But if you're looking for a budget-friendly amp with a lot of versatility, the Rockville G-AMP 20 Watt is an excellent choice.

needed an amp for my acoustical guitar; works perfect, good sound quality

Has good sound and the Bluetooth is awesome. Good delay feature. The second channel doesn’t have a dedicated volume, which sucks. The amp gets plenty loud for practice and is built well. Very good price for what you get.

This is an awesome amplifier especially for its size and I've owned a lot of them in my time but this is a really nice little unit well worth the money yeah I don't know what else to say it's just a real awesome unit I recommend it to anybody

Surprisingly good sound and effects at an excellent price.

I like the light weight, the small size, the powerful sound, all the controls, the built-in bluetooth, etc.With it, I can listen to tracks on YouTube on my iPhone and play along on my bass to keep in shape.

For me, there is no point in paying 65 bucks for this poorly and tinny sounding amp when I can have a decent modeling amp like Fender Mustang for $150 that has tons of presets and emulations and can connect to and be controlled, if needed, through a computer. This amp essentially just has two line-in ports and a built in bluetooth. While it doesn't buzz that much from the interference from other electronic devices, it's sound is actually not much better than of a $15 Joyo JA-02 mini amp. For mere practicing of just playing a clean guitar, the cheap Joyo or similar device will be all you need and there is no point of paying $60+ for a sumilar experience. If you really want an affordable amp that matters, buy a modeling amp like Fender Mustang, or slightly more expensive Line 6 Spider V and enjoy tons of models and emulations. As for bluetooth, you can always buy a small transmitter/ receiver for 10-30$ and enjoy the bluetooth with any of you devices (plus you might like the cord-less convenience of having a bluetooth dongle while flying in an airplane if you have bluetooth earbuds). Even if this amp cost twice as less, I'd still not see a point of having it or similar small amp, merely because they are somewhat heavy, so you would not really travel with them (and most of them, like this amp, need a power source and do not run on batteries or recharge). Still, some users may like this one. It actually is built quite well and its speakers don't seem to buzz on hight volumes or with basses dialed all the way up. I did not find too much use for its overdrive button because it makes the sound too unpleasant. And the gain knob is too sensitive and adds too much distortion too quickly.

For a cheap practice amp this little thing is a beast