LaneyMini-STB-Lion Bluetooth Battery Powered Guitar Amp with Smartphone Interface, Blue

I play jazz, and the clean sound of this amp is just what I was looking for during early morning playing. The delay livens the tone up some, too.

It sounds great, the battery life is excellent, it’s very portable, what else is there to say?

I ended up exchanging for a "name brand competitor" but I will say, I like that this had 2 speakers, the navy tolex, white knobs and biege grill cloth looked outstanding and it felt solid. It just wasn't the type of tone that I like, a little to throaty for me.. Tone is totally subjective so who knows, if you like mid range tones then this may be perfect for you?

So after having this amp for a little less than a month I can say it was worth every dollar. Really great tone out of such a small amp, the drive channel sounds really nice as well as the clean, the built in delay does it’s job adding a little bit of life to your tone, and the amp is surprisingly dynamic with how you strum chords and play notes. The Bluetooth is also a plus. I guess the only issue I have with it would be that when I try using the LSI feature It has way too much feedback. Maybe that just might be because my iPhone isn’t up to date or because I have an XR and have to use that adapter. Other than that I couldn’t be happier with this product. This is my third Laney product as I own a laney cub 12 and a Laney Lionheart 2x12. Would definitely reccomend for someone that wants to have a great little practice amp for low volume practicing or to have on the go

Very portable and light weight,nice sound. I like the effects like reverb and tone. I also like that it has WiFi , I can play music from my phone. It can play with with AA batterys , or you buy from amazon a power cord about eight dollars.

This little 'guy' has powerful sound, is well built and with the Tonebridge app provides a multitude of amazing sounds and all that for a great price.

These little amps all seem to have a small sound, which makes sense until you realize that there are quality bluetooth speakers that exist and produce full range sounds. I’ve not found a mini guitar amp yet that produces a nice full range sound. I have an old bluetooth soundlink that is half this size and produces a nice full sound at more volume. I had to give up on these lunchbox speakers and finally went up to a spark, which is the size of a toaster oven. It has the full sound I’m looking for, but no battery power.Feature wise, this little amp is just fine. However, I did not like my experience testing tonebridge. I used an ipad and the gain and drive controls on the amp made it difficult to find the intended tone. In comparison, using the irig with its single gain control and a PA is easy.In summary, you can spend much less. This one isn’t special.

I’ve been using it for about a month and playing almost everyday for an hour at the least. Sound is great for home practice. Doesn’t bother the neighbors which is the primary purpose I got this for.