Laney MINI-ST Series - Stereo Battery Powered Guitar Amplifier with Smartphone Interface - 6W -Ironheart Edition

Absolutely knocked out by this little beauty, a BIG sound even before choosing the optional connection to the magical free APP of TONEBRIDGE ! That's when the real fun begins, when you can adopt virtually every guitar sound ever recorded. Try adopting the sound of Hendrix' Castles Made Of Sand or Brian Mays ultimate delay. HIGHly recommended.

As a practice amp Laney is making first rate gear I use two of them. They are also handy in the studio along with a Pignose to mic up for overdriving without bringing the house down. As a pro muso I am pleased to have them and happy to recommend them.

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Rubbish for Android, unplayable.... To much lag

Stereo version is excellent when using the tonebridge connection. No need for effects pedal. Great for learning songs that sound like they should. Highly recommended. Make sure phone is compatible with tonebridge before buying or use an old one that works.

Fantastic value marred by no LSi lead! which defeats the object of buying, as it was a christmas present can't return it to get the lead!

Really pleased with this amplifier. Despite its small size it packs a punch and is ideal for my ukulele.

This promised so much.At first when I got this I was impressed as it seemed like everything I wanted, using tonebridge and plugging in my ipad.It worked but the quality of audio was really poor, I know they are not supposed to go loud but the feedback even a low levels was terrible.Most of this was Tonebridge but the whole point of buying them was for that reason.I have since switched to a USB interface and external studio monitors and the quality is night and day.I dont recommend these

La verdad es más un juguete que un ampli. Para nada un producto de calidad.

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i read the reviews, both on amazon and other websites, drank the koolaid, and ordered this thing. it sounds absolutely awful, like the $5 AM radio i bought as a kid in 1975. i would rather travel without my guitar than drag this little thing along. i'll stick with my little zoom multi-effects pedal and headphones.i suppose i should have known, given price and the 3" speaker. i've heard 3" home audio speakers that sound all right, but i guess at this price point you're not going to get anything but a buzzy, thin, raspy-sounding speaker.to be fair, i bought it for the distortion tones and i didn't really try the clean tones.it seems well made, and it looks pretty cool, but what a disappointment.also, the ad said this was the 2x3" speaker version with delay. i received the 1x3" that didn't have delay.

I use this mainly as a practice amp w/headphones, as I live in an apt building with thin walls, so I can't speak on using it with the speaker. I mainly bought this for the LSI functionality (amp simulation), to use it with the touted ToneBridge app. It should be noted that LSI isn't anything proprietary (which is a good thing). It's basically the same as devices like the iRig, so you can actually use this amp with many different apps, not just ToneBridge. For instance, I use this amp with the Ultimate Guitar ToneBridge app, as well as the BandLab app, as well as the Deplike app. I don't have any latency issues with any apps, and this amp works much better with the BandLab phone app than with BandLab on my computer.Even though I bought this specifically for the amp simulation functionality, it's actually not a bad little amp in its own right. This three-watt model doesn't have any effects beyond gain/distortion (the six-watt models have built-in delay), but the built-in gain/distortion is actually quite good -- at least through my headphones. I mean, it's not going to replace my BOSS Katana-Mini as a standalone practice amp, but I didn't buy it for that. Considering I only paid US$60 for this, I consider anything beyond the amp simulation functionality as icing on the cake!

Una potenza sovraumana. Nonostante i suoi 3w già a volume 3 in casa è più che sufficiente. Inoltre con l’app hai tutto quello che ti serve