JOYO 5W Mini Guitar Amp Portable Electric Guitar Practice Amplifier with Bluetooth 5.0, Clean/Overdrive Channels, Rechargeable Battery, AUX & Headphone Out (JA-02 II Blue)

I got this because it's cute, pink, small, inexpensive, and I needed something to kick around the house [finally, I can leave my main rig set up in the studio]. I would have been happy if it was "just ok", but it's surprisingly fantastic! I'm honestly impressed with how good it sounds for the tiny size. It doesn't have the massive low end of larger speakers, but it has enough bass that it still sounds good. The built in overdrive sounds fine but your fav OD pedal might serve you better. Luckily this thing loves pedals! You'll want an EQ pedal if you prefer a mid-scooped tone, otherwise the tone knob works just fine. The battery seems good as far as I can tell. It has a nice little charging light that turns off when the battery is full. 10/10, would recommend to anyone who needs an affordable amp that likes pedals and doesn't need to compete with the volume of an acoustic drum kit.

TLDR: Fantastic practice/beginner AMP for low budget and small spaces. Surprising amount of sound but gets fuzzy on the louder settings. Which is fine - its not meant to be a “hey neighbors hear this!” It’s a living room/bedroom nice volume personal use kinda deal. Purchased with a Yamaha Pacifica for my husband who was wanting to get a hobby other than gaming. He has practiced almost every day to every other day for a month now. Soft music, rock, jazz, chords, finger picking, pick picking, all new skills and amp perfectly suitable for it all. Plus, small size so it puts away nice when not in use. Like 2-3 three slices of toast kinda size? Or those gas station danish things. I think white color is fine and its “power” per se is overall adequate for the newbie demand :) 0 complaints so far.

It's a good amp especially for the price. Of course, it is not going to sound like a professional amp, but it's great for the price point. I have found that there isnt a lot of options in terms of adjusting the tone, but it definitely works as a little amp that you can use on the go, or on a budget.

For the price, this beats the pants off of anything else. Sounds great by itself and sounds even better with a tiny modeler like the gp-5 going into it. Bluetooth sounds great. I got this to use at work for a bluetooth speaker and do a little jamming when I have free time. No one even realizes it's a guitar amp! XD Get a few to litter around the house. These things rule.

For the price its pretty decent, its perfect for playing on the go or away from home when you cant take your big amp with you. The distortion isnt so prominent but you get what you get with a portable mini amp. You can connect your phone and play some backing tracks. I tried to play the Beat It solo and Crazy Train solo and it isnt so great for tapping or cool solos in general but you can get some decent power chords out of it.

Love this small but powerful amp Ive been playinh guitar for my whole life my bedroom is the size fo a college dorm so finding something small but powerful under $50 had been hard but man the clean to distortian is immaculate perfect for any beginners

I was hoping to use this as a small portable for my bass guitar. It works at all for that. But it works well enough on a regular guitar, and on my dulcimer as well, though the sound is a bit tinny, and again, not loud enough. These tiny amps are designed as practice amps, I guess, and in no way can be used for any kind of a performance. I have to keep the volume and gain both turned all the way up. I want the clean sound, but turned all the way up like that, you still get a bit of distortion. for my purposes, nothing less than a 10 watt, or maybe a 15 watt unit would work. I was hoping I could tie this to my belt and use it for my bass, but I guess not. But I guess it does what it is designed to do, so I will give it at least three stars.

It’s well worth the price, and I’m glad that I bought one. It’s volume goes more than loud enough, and the speakers are pretty decent. It sounds good for a ‘clear’ setting, and I’m surprised at how nice it gets a slightly distorted, smooth lead sound for single note style melodic, or blues style leads. It’s also twice as useful, because it’s Bluetooth links up with my phone and sounds great. It would have been an even better thing, if it had been designed to have a replaceable battery. I would pay 5 or 10 dollars more for one if they came out with an improvement in the battery situation. It’s still fine, I just hope that it will still work with a USB cable plugged in after the built in battery stops holding a charge.

La calidad radica en lo practico y portable. Con un material sólido y un sonido sensacional, te garantiza una buena experiencia por tan poco dinero. ¡Sin duda te lo recomiendo! Te hará falta. 💪 Especialmente si posees una guitarra con ausencia de Amp.

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Top class little practice amp. Really can’t fault it for the price. Loud enough. Bluetooth Connectivity. Clean sound. Has a Distortion button. Good battery life. What’s not to love?

I have owned the Joyo 5 W mini amp for a year and a half. I was surprised at how good the sound quality was. It continues to function perfectly well. In a smaller space the volume is adequate, it does start to distort if the volume is cranked up too high. I recently bought a Flatson FBA-10 Guitar Amp, 10W Mini to compare. The Flatson is a little larger and quite a bit heavier. It is louder, but at the volume that is louder than the Joyo it distorts more, so it's not really an improvement and I find that the Joyo actually has a nicer tone. A great product for its intended use - I recommend it.

A mí esposo le encantó, da buen sonido. Lo usó en la guitarra eléctrica