JOYO JA-03 "Super Lead" Sound Effect Mini Guitar Pocket Amplifier with Headphone

For what it is, it's a great value and a good product. I use it to practice on an electric guitar and play it through headphones if I don't want to bother others or through a mini blue tooth speaker that has a mini plug capacity. I am an acoustic player and bought a Line 6 Variax modeling guitar which can be made to sound like 16 distinctly different acoustic guitars. I bought it to carry in my RV because it's compact and easy to store. This allows me to play or practice quietly indoors or out. Also has aux input so I can play along.

I believe this is a good value for the money.Basically, this is a Vox rip-off for way less money. It works. It isn't awesome, but it works.I actually purchased this for practicing a bass with headphones. This does work for this purpose, sort-of.This is intended for an electric guitar with distortion and it probably works great for that. There's no shortage of distortion gain.However, for a bass, unless you're playing death metal, you don't want distortion.Here's how I was able to get a usable tone (not great, but usable).Bass pickup volume should be about 1/2 way.Gain should be all the way off.Tone - middle-ish. I couldn't get a great tone no matter what.Volume - all the way up.Basically, you have to have as little input gain and as much output amplification as possible in order to get a somewhat clean sound. Even with this config, there is still a little bit of distortion but not too bad. It sounds like an old tube bass amp with some input gain.I wish Joyo would make a bass-specific model of this like Vox does but this unit will work if you just need to hear yourself for practice.I haven't tested the aux in and I can't attest to longevity although it seems pretty flimsy.If you're cheap like me, get this. If you want a better quality sound, get a Vox.

Works good but the batteries it came with can't ever power a tv remote the were still in plastic but didn't work.

Sounds like absolute garbage. Not worth the money

This comes in handy for apartment dwellers and anyone wanting to practice without disturbing others. Sound quality is good and it's very inexpensive. Yes it will fit a Squier Stratocaster.

Sirve para lo que se espera, pero la calidad del producto deja demasiado que desear, se siente todo el tiempo que va a explotar en si mismo. Pero funciona y es barato, nada mas que decir

This has been used very sparingly for my school's guitar club -- probably 10-15 times. It still powers on but no longer outputs any audio. I didn't expect much for $30, and I got even less than that.

sounded better then i would expect somthing that small to. fits in my guitar without falling out and does not annoy the people around me. loud enough to block out other sounds in the room (: worth the money