Detail 01
2.5W + 2.5W into two 4-inch speakers
Real stereo, so chorus and delay spread across the pair. Volume suits a room, not a stage.

Independent shopping perspective
Battery-powered 5W stereo combo with a mic channel and amp models. For busking, practice away from power, and small acoustic or keyboard gigs.


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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
Real stereo, so chorus and delay spread across the pair. Volume suits a room, not a stage.
Detail 02
Works with no wall power at all. Batteries are the default supply here; the adaptor is a separate purchase.
Detail 03
Vocals and guitar stay independently balanced instead of fighting over one level knob.
Detail 04
Switches voicing between guitar, keyboard, and instrument sources rather than tweaking EQ to fake it.
Detail 05
Pulls centered vocals out of a backing track, so you can play or sing along to songs from a phone.
Detail 06
Carry it one-handed with the included strap. Fits in a backpack or bike basket.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It draws 175 mA at 9V from six AAs. Runtime depends on cell capacity and how loud you play — alkalines get through a typical busking set, rechargeables make it repeatable.
Yes. There's a dedicated mic channel with a 1/4-inch input and its own volume knob, so you can sing and play at once.
For solo acoustic or vocal work on a quiet street, yes. It won't cut through traffic noise or compete with an amplified band.
Yes. The second channel has stereo L/MONO and R inputs and a TYPE switch that voices it for keyboard as well as guitar.
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