Rockburn Amp-10 Watt Amplifier for Electric Guitar (BC-10S-BK)
At just 10cm in depth, the Rock burn 10 Watt amp is the perfect choice if you are looking for a compact, easy to transport but punchy amplifier. Perfect for bedroom or studio, the volume control enables you to play without disturbing others however crank it up loud and the distortion and effects are clear. The headphone jack allows ‘silent’ practice any time of the day or night, and the ability to practice to perfection before unplugging and amazing others with your talent. Easy to transport with the built in handle this amp is perfect for both beginners and enthusiasts alike.* Brand: Rock burn* Output: 10 watts RMS* Speaker: 1 x 5 inch* Optional Distortion Effect* Volume Control* Treble & Bass controls* Headphone Jack* Weight: 6.61 lbs.* Technology: Transistor* Power: 10 watts* Channels: 2* Loudspeakers: 1 x 5″* EQ: Full Treble & Bass Control* Dimensions: 242 x 222 x 100 mm* Weight: 3 kg* 10-Watt 2-channel Guitar Combo Amp with 5-inch Speaker, Optional Distortion Effect, Headphone Jack, Volume, Bass & Treble Controls.
Product Features
- 10 Watt RMS Output
- 1 x 5″ Speaker Unit
- Volume, Treble & Bass Controls & Distortion Option
- Headphone Jack
- Carry Handle
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An elegant and beautiful decoration for your living room. But it does not work. This is about the ROCKBURN G-10 amplifier. This amplifier is 8 3/4 inches wide and 9 1/2 inches tall. The outside is covered with a thick black vinyl, just like the covering on Fender amplifiers. I use a Fender Twin Reverb amplifier with 2 twelve inch speakers, and I use a Fender Stratocaster guitar. The ROCKBURN amp has a panel with eight devices. These eight devices are: (1) Input for your guitar plug; (2) Volume knob; (3) Over Drive in-and-out switch; (4) Treble knob; (5) Bass knob; (6)…
This is not a bad little mini practice amp. I have nothing this small to compare it to other than my little VOX AC4 tube amp which cost me over 10 times more than this one when I bought it many years ago and of course has a better tone but it’s not significantly louder than this Rockburn unit.The tone is a bit heavy in the midrange but it works out fine for most electric guitars. You don’t get a lot of control over the sound. You have bass and treble but you almost have to turn…