NAD that cost me zero dollars.

[Uncle Hanky]

My boss had some of our guys at his house cleaning out his upstairs. They brought back a load to throw away. One of them opened the door to my office, plopped this down, and walked out.

I don't know a thing about these. Does/has anyone had any personal experience?

 

[Bugeyed Earl]

I had the 1x10 version of that for a little while. I liked the way you can store and recall presets, and how the lights blink when modifying a stored preset (download the manual, it's a simple and intuitive interface.)

I wasn't at all impressed with the sound unfortunately, so I sold it off. You can't go too far wrong for the price you paid, congrats!

 

[erigod23]

Use it as a practice amp, or sell it for beer money.

 

[johnpbass]

Try it out. If you don't like it, you could always sell it or do a trade in on something that you do like.

 

[Agosix]

Great little practice amp.

 

[Groove Doctor]

The Ampeg B15 tone setting is supposed to be good.

 

[mmbongo]

$0 amps are the best amps you can get!

 

[Uncle Hanky]

Got home and fired it up. It's actually a pretty dang nice little 1x12. I think it'd be perfect for a small church, a sit-in coffee shop gig with one of my singer-songwriter friends, or just a living room jam with no drummer.

 

[Inara]

The Ampeg B15 tone setting is supposed to be good.

That's the tone I liked best by far when I had the 10" version of this little amp. It was quite nice!

 

[Al Kraft]

Nice little combo...really great price!

 

[JimmyM]

I've only tried the 110 version, but it was not bad at all. The B-15 sim in it is pretty lifelike for low end digital. Will make a fine medium duty amp.

 

[Uncle Hanky]

I think I'll really have fun with it.

 

[BassmanPaul]

I think I'll really have fun with it.

As long as there in no Hanky ................. wait for it! ..........................Panky! LOL