Detail 01
5 watts
Personal listening volume. Fine within a few feet of you; it will not carry across a room full of people.

Independent shopping perspective
A 5-watt battery-powered combo with a 4-inch speaker. Portable practice amp for playing away from a wall socket.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Personal listening volume. Fine within a few feet of you; it will not carry across a room full of people.
Detail 02
Almost no bass response. Tone lands in the upper mids, so low strings sound small and clean settings get boxy.
Detail 03
Standard rectangular 9-volt, the kind sold everywhere. Output sags and tone thins as the cell drains.
Detail 04
Wall power is wired for North American mains. Elsewhere you need a step-down transformer or a correctly rated local supply.
Detail 05
Roughly a shoebox. Fits in a gig bag pocket or backpack alongside pedals and cables.
Detail 06
Matches the amp's output stage. Any driver swap has to be 8 ohms and small enough for a 4-inch cutout.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It depends entirely on how loud you play. Expect a few hours at moderate volume and much less when pushed. Carry a spare if you rely on battery power.
Yes, with a 9V DC adapter. The amp is specified for 120V AC at 60Hz, so outside North America you need a suitable local supply or converter.
Barely. Five watts through a 4-inch speaker covers a small circle around you, and street noise will bury it. It suits quiet spaces, not crowds.
Buy this if portability and battery power matter most. If the amp will live in one room next to a socket, a larger speaker will sound considerably fuller.
Reference
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