LyxPro 60-Watt Portable Guitar Amp

I'm rather impressed with this amp. Played many amps over some decades at this point, so do have my thoughts. For the price (or even double) not much I've seen that can compare. Lyx thought about this! You don't waste time/money on a port(s) without a reason and the voicing is really nice. (Sounds good with a guitar) If you prefer an expensive amp, Yeah, they sound more and better. This is a deal!
(I find the front end easy to overload. If you have pedals, or even just a high-output acoustic guitar, you might need to turn down to get the max clean from the amp.)
Kudos Lyx

purchased this amp since it had two helpful highlights not accessible on most electric guitar intensifiers. The line out to interface an extra speaker or snare into a blender, and assigned receiver input. In general, it is fine, yet there is no deferral (reverb) impact or EQ for the mic channel. The EQ for the guitar channels appears to be restricted. In any case, the enormous frustration is that it doesn't have a 10-inch speaker as publicized. It is an 8-inch speaker. That has a major effect on the general volume and sound immersion. It ought to be OK coupled up with one more amp or connected to a blender or PA framework. Furthermore, at the cost, it's a decent purchase.

I was happy that it even arrived considering the low price.It sounds fantastic on full bass when I use a Les Paul with it.The gain greatly increases volume, but that is the only peculiarity about it.When shoved into a house or room, it does more than just fill it.Overall, it is quite loud and definitely rocking!

Whatever you pay for, you get. Even though they were sold as fresh, the knobs were cheap and appeared used. it was returned. instead, I purchased an Orange crate.

I had to return it and purchase an orange crate as the knobs were poor quality and already used, however they appeared quite fresh.