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LyxPro 40 Watt Electric Guitar Amplifier | Combo Solid State Studio Amp with 8” 4-Ohm Speaker, Custom EQ Controls, Drive, Delay, ¼” Passive/Active/Microphone Inputs, Aux In & Headphone Jack - Blue

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Size: 40 Watt


Color: Blue


Features

  • HUGE SOUND FOR EVERY SETTING | Powerful 40W Combo Amp Turns Up Your Electric Guitar Like Never Before with Custom Equalization, Passive/Active Inputs, Adjustable Drive, Digital Delay & Multiple Output Options for Stage Performance, Studio Recording, Outdoor Concerts, Home Practice & Other Musical Applications
  • EXPLOSIVE 8 40-WATT SPEAKER | 4-Ohm Impedance Delivers Clear Treble, Booming Bass, Excellent Current Resistance & Reliable Frequency Response for All Kinds of Demanding Instrumentals | Master Volume Control Allows for Wide Functionality Ranging from Intimate Solo Play to Thunderous Live Concert Output
  • PITCH-PERFECT EQUALIZATION | Built-In Equalizer Settings Help You Achieve Diverse Tonalities for Every Style of Play Including Boost (On/Off), Variable Distortion (Gain), Digital Delay (Time/Repeat) & Treble, Middle & Bass Adjustment (0-10) | Turn the Knobs for Clean, Clear Guitar Sound or Gritty, Blown-Out Playback in Overdrive
  • 3 UNIQUE LISTENING EXPERIENCES | In Addition to the Amps Built-In Speaker, Enjoy a Variety of Output Options to Suit Your Exact Setup Including a 14 Headphone Jack for Private Listening & Line Out Port for Plugging Into Larger External Speakers, PA Systems, Mixing Consoles & Other Recording Gear | Power Cable Included
  • TAKE THE SHOW ON THE ROAD | Highly Capable Guitar Amplifier is Super Durable & Portable, Measuring 17 x 8.5 x 13.5 & Weighing Just 25.37 Lbs. for Travel Ease | Features an Integrated 14 Microphone Input & Adjustable Mic Volume So Singers & Players Can Plug in TogetherGreat for Live Gigs, Street Performances & More

Brand: LyxPro


Color: Blue


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Output Wattage: 40 Watts


Product Dimensions: 8.5"D x 17"W x 13.5"H


Item Weight: 14.67 pounds


Product Dimensions: 13.5 x 8.5 x 17 inches


Item model number: AGL40B


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 1, 2020


Color Name: Blue


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Connector Type: 1/4 inch


Speaker Amplification Type: active


Output Wattage: 40 Watts


Size: 40 Watt


Power Source: Corded Electric


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Size: 40 Watt Color: Natural
My previous LyxPro AGL-40 amp was made with plastic inputs. Eventually, the Passive and Active 1/4" inputs broke. Consequently, I contacted DBROTH to see if the warranty was still in effect, they said it was expired but could give me a 15% refund. The replacement amp has metal inside the inputs. Hopefully, that will prevent breakage. The amp works great! Its sound is dynamic, full and rich. It arrived in a very timely manner and is easy to set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by William J. Osia
    • Everyone hold up….
Size: 60 Watt Color: Red
This is a cheap amp. Plain and simple. I ordered a red refurb and got the wood grain. Whatever. It was $55 with free shipping. It still looks cool. Expecting this to fill a stadium with distorted sound? This is not the amp to do it. HOWEVER, If you have a smidge of patience and a discerning ear you CAN get the sounds that you are looking for. Search up amp settings on YT, Marty Music. He is the man and you CAN get great tones out of this amp. The clean channel is very clear and crisp. I have the 60 watt and the clean channel is very clean and VERY LOUD and has great reverb. I am able to get a great range of clean sounds with my cheapy tele knock off (Indio tele, which I LOVE BTW). So here’s the deal. I have owned a very similar 30 watt Marshall SS amp in the past and the cleans on both sound very similar. At a quarter volume it’s well loud enough for my basement rock out sessions. I have used small Fenders and this 60 watt version is well on par with those. Now, let’s talk about the overdrive/dirty channel. It’s basically like every other overdrive channel on a SS amp I’ve ever used. Perceived much quieter than clean, which is to be expected with the compression that the circuitry imposes. However, this is still workable if you don’t use pedals or multi effects. This is not concerning to me as I use a Boss DS-1 and it RIPS on the clean, plenty of headroom as this is a 60 watt amp. Construction? Looks cool. Nice size. The wood used is particle board and is a closed back. Not a huge issue as it is fairly solidly built. Knobs and switch are nice and feel good, not cheap feeling. Overall, for the price and the fact that you can old school tweak this amp with some patience and listening, I give it a 4.5 overall. Is it a Fender twin? No, but it’s not trying to be. It’s a great affordable amp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023 by Anon1234
    • Good practice amp.
Size: 40 Watt Color: Green
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024 by Flexo
    • A good practice amp with enough oomph to jam with others!
Size: 60 Watt Color: Sunburst
I bought this for my daughter, who suddenly decided to go from her acoustic and wants to learn lead. She wanted something that she could plug a mic into as well so she could also use it for small public performances. I've been a player (pro since 1969) for 58 years and know amps and tone, favoring blackface Fender amps. But that is cost prohibitive for a newbie so I bought her this Lyx amp for now and to see how dedicated she is to learning how to rip a bit. I gave the amp a full shake down before i gave it to her. A few notes: 1. The overdrive or 'Boost' channel is lower volume than the clean channel. Clean, the output is startling! Plan on getting an overdrive pedal if you want some distortion. 2. EQ is a but wonky. Very thin and bright until I maxxed the bass and turned the treble and mid to about the 9 o' clock position. The sound is very warm, clean and pretty powerful for it's size and class. 3. The mic input is for high to mid impedance only, so something like a Shure SM58 is not going to be loud enough. I had a few old Hi-Z mics around that fit the bill. Something from 600 to 1000 ohm will work fine. 4. The onboard delay is actually pretty good! But only effects the guitar channel. If you want to use a mic with it as well and want reverb on your voice, look for an in-line device or stomp box. This is a good beginner, or in my daughter's case, transition amp. Loud enough to sit in with other players at need and ideal as a personal amp/PA with the right mic. It is hard to beat for the price! But I also suspect it will not be a long lasting piece of gear. It feels substantial and sounds good, but given my experience, it is purely a starting point, not a permanent solution. ... show more
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