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JOYO 10W Small Acoustic Guitar Amplifier Portable Mini Guitar Practice Amp Battery Powered Combo Guitar Amplifier Dual Channel for Acoustic Guitar & Ukulele (MA-10A)

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Style: Combo for Acoustic


Features

  • Small Acoustic Guitar Amplifier - With Dual Channel (Bright/Normal), the MA-10A is the acoustic guitar & ukulele model from Joyo's range of practice amps, it's compact, lightweight, and extremely affordable amp for various situations.
  • Guitar Practice Amp - Simple features, yet it has everything a practice amp needs. The 10 watts of power are enough to be audible in the comfort of your own home. However, when silence is required, the MA-10A features a connection for headphones and an AUX in for external sources such as mobile phones, etc. This way, you can comfortably jam to your favourite songs without disturbing the neighbours.
  • Poratble Outdoors Companion - The mini amp can easily fits into a backpack, weighing less than 3 pounds (1.3kg), making transportation very relaxed. In addition, it is powered by power adapter, and can also be operated through batteries, you can then jam outdoors for up to three hours.
  • About the Sound of Guitar Amplifier - With the tone control, the sound can be made brighter or darker and easily customised to suit individual tastes.
  • Directly provided by manufacturer of JOYO Technology Co.,LTD which established at 2006. JOYO has given a lot of thought to what could make life easier for musicians and has combined this in the MA-10 Series practice amp.

Brand: JOYO


Color: orange


Compatible Devices: Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Instrument, Ukulele


Material: ABS Plastic


Output Wattage: 10 Watts


Item Weight: 2.87 pounds


Product Dimensions: 9.45 x 5.91 x 6.69 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Manufacturer-JOYO-MA10A-0012


Batteries: 6 AA batteries required.


Date First Available: April 12, 2020


Color Name: orange


Compatible Devices: Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Instrument, Ukulele


Connector Type: 6.35mm Jack, 3.5mm Jack


Material Type: ABS Plastic


Output Wattage: 10 Watts


Power Source: Corded Electric, Battery Powered


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    • A perfect no-frills practice amp
I purchased this amp as an amp to use at home for practicing or jamming with friends who come and visit. I live in an apartment and my only other rigs are higher powered rigs that would get me in a lot of trouble if I played them loud. Tone: To me, this is what naturally suffers in the practice amp world. In honesty, I have been putting off a practice amp purchase for this reason. I originally was attracted to this amp because the price was right and there's a similar Joyo practice amp for bass guitar as well, and in my years of playing, i've learned that if you replace the speaker of a guitar practice amp with a bass speaker, I get a much smoother, less brittle sounding practice amp. I bought both with the intention of frankenstein-ing the two together to make a really nice practice amp. --so with that out of the way, when the amp arrived, I still wanted to test it out to see how it sounded anyways, just to confirm my bias. As it turned out, I was pleasantly surprised that this amp actually has a great response across the frequency spectrum. The speaker always seems like the bottleneck to me in tiny practice amps, and in this case, the speaker actually sounded a lot clearer with better bass response and no sharp, tinny highs like i was used to with practice amps. Honestly, the speaker alone makes this amp a completely worthwhile amp in my opinion. Outside of the speaker, you're also given a gain knob, tone knob and a drive button for tone. The gain knob can be pushed into slight drive, which is nice for a little grit, and you can use the volume knob to keep levels from getting out of control. The drive button is also a nice tube screamer-esque drive that sounds reasonable for a practice amp. The tone knob seems to be different than a standard high pass filter, as it seems to blend between a few different usable tones that would align with the knob setting; all the way back seems to have a bump in the low mids, leaves the bass as is, big cut on the mids and a slight treble reduction. All the way to the right seems to bump up the highs and high mids, the low mids are reduced and the bass is left alone. In the middle is just kind of a flat-ish eq response, so nothing is boosted or reduced. The gain and drive button work nicely with these, nothing getting too harsh or muffled. If you are a tone-tweaker, this probably won't be attractive to you. However, if you'd like to be able to plug-n-play, this is a great option. There isn't a setting that is overly extreme or harsh, or over the top, which some people also may not like, but those same people most likely have some pedals for tone already, so any extensive tone-sculpting will have to come from pedals. Size/portability: this is a small practice amp, and size is as expected. you can throw it in a bag and it won't take up much space. The amp is powered by either an AC plug or 6 AA size batteries. Honestly, I have no interest in running this off batteries, so i can't comment on battery life. It's made of a hard plastic which seems like it can take some accidental knocks. Other features: -headphone jack for silent practice -aux in for jamming along to mp3s or whatever you'd like. No Bluetooth that I'm aware of, but if that's a deal breaker for you, check out the joyo bantam amp series. they have a bluetooth in for wireless jamming. Those also function perfectly as practice amps as well, and also are a bit louder if you'd like a little more volume. BASS VERSION: Since I also bought the bass version of the amp, and I can't write a separate review for it, I'll add that the bass version is very similar to the guitar version. Great tone with a tone knob that is tailored for bass EQ curves. All very usable tones. The drive button is still there, and as a test, I plugged my bass into both the guitar and bass amp, and the drive on the guitar is a little heavier on the highs and mids, while the bass drive sounded more like an overdriven bass amp; a little warmer and not quite as high gain. Final thoughts: honestly, I think that this is a perfect no-frills practice amp. It's portable, lightweight, battery-powered and sounds great. I can't think of anything that it might be missing as far as features for a practice amp, although i could see future joyo practice amps including a line out with a cab ir function for recording, or going direct to the board if you're into that. That's also kind of an above and beyond thing for a practice amp though. If you want a small, portable, simple/easy-to-use plug-n-play amp, this amp is a great option. I'm very happy with it. I'd recommend for anyone looking for: -beginner's first amp -an amp to quickly get to for working out ideas -practice amp -portable amp to bring for low volume jamming with friends -portable amp to bring for away-from-home playing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2020 by C. Milkey
    • Great for practice
Style: Bass Combo
I practice with a guitar player in my Livingroom and and it fits the need. Surprisingly good tone and sound; and for the price, you cant go wrong.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024 by John
    • It's OK
Style: Bass Combo
For a bass amp, it doesn't quite have enough "oomph" - the low end is just not there. Also it is quiet, so ... if you are having an acoustic jam - more of a practice session - with some acoustic partners then it's okay though you may find yourself wanting more low end and more volume - which is simply not available. If my acoustic musical partners are tolerant of the "bass amp"' shortcomings, then I can overlook them too.... after all, for a quiet practice amp it is a decent deal - but don't expect any real bass tone because it isn't there. There is no way I would play a gig with this amp. It is VERY portable, which is a big plus, but it is not versatile and the sound quality is ok at best - but leaves a lot to be desired if you're trying to get that bass guitar sound dialed in like it should be. Also... if you're playing with electric guitars, drums, or louder instruments in general - forget it - you are going to be inaudible. The overdrive button? Forget it - "fuzz/metal" doesn't compensate for a weak sound and doesn't tonally blend in with acoustic instruments anyway. Is the amp worth the price? Yes, just barely. Like the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. I give it 4 stars anyway because I can use it... and I like it's portability .... but it probably deserves 3 stars just because the bass tone really isn't there - which means, as a bassist, I'm settling for less. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Best I Can
    • Perfect For MIDI Keyboard Connected Via IPad Mini and GarageBand.
Style: Bass Combo
Ease of use with batteries. For Practice Sessions. Uses with a Keyboard there is substantially more volume than with a Bass Uke or Guitar and suitable for performing with acousitic instruments. Would not use for performance with a Bass Guitar or Bass Uke. The volume is not as loud as a much keyboard through GarageBand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by Lee M.
    • Works ok. Battery power is nice.
Style: Bass Combo
If you’re looking for loud, this won’t come close. It’s fairly quiet at 3/4 gain and 3/4 volume. Having said that, it’s a clean undistorted sound. The drive channel does suck, but I don’t use it anyway. Good portable personal practice monitor.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by SP
    • Plenty of sound for practicing
Style: Combo for Acoustic
Works great for my ubass and is super light
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024 by Franziska Zenhaeusern
    • Wow
Style: Bass Combo
Cool little amp that I bought for my buddy learning how to play the bass. Works good for guitar as well. Enough for a learning amp and it’s got a dirty tone to it as well. Impressed with joyo.
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 by Ricardo
    • Nicely portable. Good for the price.
Style: Bass Combo
Not a super loud amp but very light and easy to carry around. There aren't nearly as many options for portable bass amps as there are for guitar so it was nice to find this one. It's a cheap amp but good for casual outdoor use and traveling light. Wish they had included a strap but at least there are posts so you can attach your own strap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by David Butler

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