For  70 bucks what do you expect, right?  Well, not much.  This amp is one of the most  frustrating amps I've ever worked with.  The amp has a clean channel and a distortion channel but what makes me furious is the fact you always have to toggle the switches yourself to get a true sound out of it.  Say you turn the amp off while it was on clean and then you turn it back on and switch to some crunch or distortion.  You are going to have preset effects attached to the channel.  It's so absurd.  The amp, after many adjustments, can get a  somewhat true clean channel sound but it still has a  slight hint of something being phoned in over the top of it.  Probably one of the many useless  presets it has.  All of the effects sound phoned in on this thing.  Nothing sounds true to pitch.  IT all sounds like your guitar is being plugged into a toy and then filtered with some absurd, cheap affects.

I was pretty upset with it at first but then I thought to myself, it was only 70 bucks and I don't use it for gigs or anything like that so why cry about it.  This amp is probably good for someone who just got into guitar, doesn't know if he wants to stick with it and or someone who wants to toggle in a clean channel manually every time and record with it via PC.  There you can use software to mask the cheapness  that comes from the amp itself.  I've played for  17 years, 8 years of that professionally.  This amp isn't worth much.  To get any kind of "decent" crunch or distortion out of it you have to crank it up so loud all you hear is noise.

Save your 70 bucks and put it towards a decent Vox tube amp or a  Marshal 10inch amp.  Hell, you can buy a decent gigging Marshal amp for about 250 bucks.
For  70 bucks what do you expect, right? Well, not much. This amp is one of the most  frustrating amps I've ever worked with. The amp has a clean channel and a distortion channel but what makes me furious is the fact you always have to toggle the switches yourself to get a true sound out of it. Say you turn the amp off while it was on clean and then you turn it back on and switch to some crunch or distortion. You are going to have preset effects attached to the channel. It's so absurd. The amp, after many adjustments, can get a  somewhat true clean channel sound but it still has a  slight hint of something being phoned in over the top of it. Probably one of the many useless  presets it has. All of the effects sound phoned in on this thing. Nothing sounds true to pitch. IT all sounds like your guitar is being plugged into a toy and then filtered with some absurd, cheap affects. I was pretty upset with it at first but then I thought to myself, it was only 70 bucks and I don't use it for gigs or anything like that so why cry about it. This amp is probably good for someone who just got into guitar, doesn't know if he wants to stick with it and or someone who wants to toggle in a clean channel manually every time and record with it via PC. There you can use software to mask the cheapness  that comes from the amp itself. I've played for  17 years, 8 years of that professionally. This amp isn't worth much. To get any kind of "decent" crunch or distortion out of it you have to crank it up so loud all you hear is noise. Save your 70 bucks and put it towards a decent Vox tube amp or a  Marshal 10inch amp. Hell, you can buy a decent gigging Marshal amp for about 250 bucks.