Johnny Brook3 Watt Guitar Mini Amplifier With Belt Clip Black

Photographed here with a 30cm patch lead and clipped to my jeans pocket. I'm using it with an electric ukulele bass and it sounds pretty good for practicing with. I bought it because I often spontaneously pick up my uku-bass unplugged for random noodling - I can hear the notes but just barely... With this little practice amp, now I can spontaneously pick up the uku-bass and hear what I'm playing!At the volume it produces, I could probably accompany a single regular acoustic soprano ukulele for a little performance. In terms of bass, the best I can say for it is that with the tone knob turned all the way down, you can hear all the notes from a bass guitar, but it sounds like it's coming out of an alarm clock radio.A nice little thing for the price!

If you're looking for a really inexpensive, and very portable little practice amp this is great. OK sound quality and controls aren't amazing but if you're only looking to spend this sort of money I'd say this was the best for the price, recommended.

This small portable amp is adequate for my needs and produces an adequate sound too. The quality isn’t too bad and one gets what you pay for at this price. Carefully consider..... this product is for practice and not a full blown concert item amp. I mean this is nice to use in a small room practising, and it does just that for me.The dials on the front panel are small but then the whole unit is designed to fit on a belt.For me five stars considering its application.

You get what you pay for. It's a decent little amp, the sound is actually better than an old elevation amp I used to own (which was awful, awful,awful). Its light and easy to carry around so makes travelling to play easy. It would be good if the little handle on top was actually a handle and not decoration but that's just personal preference. It works well with little or no buzz (seems to depend on location- outside the buzz is not noticeable at least but in a small room it seems to get a little feedback). Decent and cheap, fine if you aren't looking for anything spectacular.

brilliant, but I am still crap on guitar

Once I had bought a power pack for this tiny amplifier (it's not included) and plugged it in, it produced a steady buzzing noise, despite the lack of any input. Plug a microphone into it and it gets even worse. I was looking for a small amplifier that could produce a low-noise quality output, but the unit that was sent to me was unusable since the output is of such noisy, low quality. Although it's cheap, in my humble opinion it is still not worth the money, and I would not buy this again. Mine is going 'into the bin.'

Well made, and looks great. Comes with a battery, and they're a couple of quid. The volume is good, but if your guitar volume is on full, as mine always is, the clarity can crackle and clip a little. It seems to like the higher cleaner notes more than the chords. The overdrive works quite well. It gives a 50% volume boost, but can distort more than is intended. Again, keep you guitar volume on 3/4 and let the amp do a bit of the work. You can mess about with the settings and get a satisfactory sound. Through the headphones, it's great. I have to remember that it's only £8.99, including a battery and delivery, so I can't be to critical. For a cheap and cheerful toy, I would recommend it.

I bought this amp as I was going on a caravan holiday and didn’t have a lot of space to play, this little amp is awesome, plenty loud enough when the campsite was quiet and low enough wattage to plug in some normal £20.00 headphones and everything just worked great, even the distortion setting sounds perfect. I can see myself using this little amp at home when the wife wants to watch the tv I can keep on rocking. Very happy