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Rockville G-AMP 20 Watt Guitar Amplifier Dual Input Combo Amp Bluetooth/Delay

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Style: 20 Watt


Features

  • Rockville G-AMP 20 Watt Guitar Amplifier with Dual Guitar Inputs and Bluetooth and Delay Effect.
  • 6.5 speaker with 20 Watts RMS power. Controls: Master volume, treble, mid, bass. Delay effect .
  • 2 channel Clean/Overdrive. Dual 14 guitar inputs so you can jam together with your friends.
  • Bluetooth music streaming allows you to stream from your smartphone or any other BT enabled device you can jam along to your favorite tracks.
  • Standard 1/8 headphone output jack. LED status indicator (green = clean, Red = Overdrive). Carry handle. Plastic corner protectors. Power requirements:120V AC 60HZ

Brand: Rockville


Color: Black


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Material: Plastic, possibly Metal


Output Wattage: 20 Watts


Product Dimensions: 12.2 x 5.5 x 12.6 inches


Item Weight: 10.54 pounds


Item model number: G-AMP 20


Date First Available: February 24, 2022


Manufacturer: Rockville


Country of Origin: China


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Perfect for home practice
Style: 20 Watt
This is a great and affordable practice amp for those with roommates or annoying neighbors. I had decided between this or the Fender Frontman, and for the cost vs. features, this one has the most bang for the buck. The big standout being the Bluetooth feature for playing along with a song you’re learning. Having 2 inputs for a friend to come practice with you is also an added bonus. The sound is clean and the delay works well. The overdrive is OK (dirtier than I prefer) but you might want to use your pedals for more control. I bought the 20W just for practice at home, but if you’re looking to play with a full band without lugging heavy equipment, the 40W version might possibly work for you. Just ask your drummer to not beat the crap out of the song. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by S. Stubblefield

  • I love it!!! 5 out of 5 stars
Style: 20 Watt
I'm really enjoying this amp! Its sounds great and the ability to connect my phone is a game changer! My favorite it the echo effect! Amazing amp for the price!!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by mike harrington mike harrington

  • Definitely worth it.
Style: 20 Watt
Bought this as a beginner guitar player. Works well and has Bluetooth capability, so you can play along with recorded accompaniments. Definitely an inexpensive good buy for beginners. One shortcoming is that the AC cord is shorter than I’d like it to be.
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Joseph M Miller

  • For the features/quality/size you can’t beat the price! Good volume on Bluetooth.
Style: 20 Watt
Honest opinion: Perfect amp for guitar teachers. Dual input is excellent for 2 guitars. The delay is good! Clean channel is clear. The distortion is decent. The Bluetooth can not be EQ or controlled on amp, but sound quality is good and gets loud. This is a practice or teaching amp only. But it can get loud. The size is perfect for the instructor on the go! For the features/quality/size you can’t beat the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023 by Mike Mike

  • A sweet amp
Style: 20 Watt
When I first plugged in my guitar it had a nice sound to it. I couldn’t stop playing my guitar. Then I plugged in my wireless guitar transmitter and it really enhanced the sound. Then I hooked up my Line 6 effects POD into the amp with the wireless transmitters and I couldn’t believe how amazing it sounded. I felt like a professional guitarist. I’ve played around with practice amps in the past, but this one was a lot of fun to use. And It doesn’t feel heavy at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by Anthony Kamm Anthony Kamm

  • Pretty good for the Money
Style: 20 Watt
I'm changing my review, after spending more time with the Rockville 20 Watt. This is a great value amplifier. For the money you get a solid practice amplifier. Compact in size, easy to use, light weight, and delivers pretty good gain. The Delay/Reverb is excellent. Clean vs Dirt channels offers the ability to skip the pedals. If you just want a quick plug into a practice amp, without all the mixer pedal effort, this is the amp for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Scott K. Cinnamon

  • Tinny sound but might be good for some.
Style: 20 Watt
For me, there is no point in paying 65 bucks for this poorly and tinny sounding amp when I can have a decent modeling amp like Fender Mustang for $150 that has tons of presets and emulations and can connect to and be controlled, if needed, through a computer. This amp essentially just has two line-in ports and a built in bluetooth. While it doesn't buzz that much from the interference from other electronic devices, it's sound is actually not much better than of a $15 Joyo JA-02 mini amp. For mere practicing of just playing a clean guitar, the cheap Joyo or similar device will be all you need and there is no point of paying $60+ for a sumilar experience. If you really want an affordable amp that matters, buy a modeling amp like Fender Mustang, or slightly more expensive Line 6 Spider V and enjoy tons of models and emulations. As for bluetooth, you can always buy a small transmitter/ receiver for 10-30$ and enjoy the bluetooth with any of you devices (plus you might like the cord-less convenience of having a bluetooth dongle while flying in an airplane if you have bluetooth earbuds). Even if this amp cost twice as less, I'd still not see a point of having it or similar small amp, merely because they are somewhat heavy, so you would not really travel with them (and most of them, like this amp, need a power source and do not run on batteries or recharge). Still, some users may like this one. It actually is built quite well and its speakers don't seem to buzz on hight volumes or with basses dialed all the way up. I did not find too much use for its overdrive button because it makes the sound too unpleasant. And the gain knob is too sensitive and adds too much distortion too quickly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by StarIK

  • Okay, but room for improvement.
Style: 20 Watt
It’s nothing fancy, and much smaller than I pictured. But if you have an electric guitar and you want to make some noise then it will do the trick. The pros: Of course the main pro is the price. The Bluetooth and delay functions are both nice to have. The cons: The components are cheap, hence the price. But the main problem with it is the small speaker. I like nice clean tones and the small speaker is muddy. I replaced the original speaker with an 8” speaker from a broken amp and it was a really big improvement. I’d like to try a 10” speaker. Since the original speaker is quite muddy, the Bluetooth input doesn’t sound very good. So it’s no good for just listening to some tunes. The amp controls are independent from the Bluetooth function so you can’t adjust the sound from the amp. It might be better if you have an eq pedal. While replacing the speaker was a big improvement, the trouble with having to make modifications is that if you end up spending money then maybe it would be better to spend a little more in the first place. Maybe check out the 40 amp or something. Altogether, if you bear in mind that you get what you pay for then it’s an okay little amp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024 by Mr. Q

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