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Quiet enough for practice, and loud enough for the clubs, this 30W amp has a 10" speaker, footswitchable dual channels, and reverb. 3-band EQ plus footswitch and headphone jacks.

Drive CD300R 30W Guitar Combo with Reverb Features:

  • 30W
  • 10" speaker
  • Dual channels: clean/drive
  • 3-band EQ
  • Footswitch jack
  • Headphone jack

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Drive CD300R 30W Guitar Combo with Reverb Specifications:

  • 16"W x 17-1/2"H x 9-3/4"D
  • 24.2 lbs.

Drive CD300R 30W Guitar Combo with Reverb

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Average of 15 User Ratings

Overall

Overall: 7.56

Quality

Quality: 7.44

Features

Features: 7.69

Value

Value: 8.75

Customer Reviews

Overall

Overall: 2

Quality

Quality: 2

Features

Features: 5

Value

Value: 3

More junk from China
Posted by Fishbowlfire from Washington State on Oct 27, 2008
Experience w/product: I have used it
Reviewer's Background: 25 year musician
Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Punk, Rockabilly
I bought this amp for my son as a practice amp. I got it out when it arrived, played on it for about two hours, put it back in the box and returned it. The amp is noisy, the tone is sub-standard, the quality is poor, and there just isn't much good about the Drive amps. The clean sounds like it's coming out of a 4" paper radio cone. Squeaking and squawking highs, buzzy thin lows. Running my tube overdrive through it was even worse. No frequency separation at all, you may as well be strumming open strings. Crowded, muddy tone with no clarity to be found at any setting. I used a '75 Telecaster Thinline and a Reverend Flatroc to do my evaluation. I ended up buying a Fender Frontman II for about the same price and there is no comparison. I'm not a brand snob. I have also used a Ibanez TBX30 that cost less than this amp and it was fantastic. I won't buy or recomend Drive products again.

Overall

Overall: 4

Quality

Quality: 3

Features

Features: 5

Value

Value: 8

O.K.
Posted by bcrichrocks163 from Virginia on Oct 30, 2006
Experience w/product: I own it
Reviewer's Background: hobbyist
Reviewer's Play Style: classic rock
This amp is at best an ok amp. You would be better off getting the drive 30w amp without the reverb because I always pick up a radio station when the reverb is turned on. It could be a good begginers amp.

Overall

Overall: 8

Quality

Quality: 8

Features

Features: 9

Value

Value: 8

Practical at it's best I reckon ...
Posted by yeah from NC on Aug 1, 2006
Experience w/product: I own it
Reviewer's Background: active
Reviewer's Play Style: Metal and Classic Rock mostly.
I use it twice a week and have done so for the last few years for band practice and it holds it's own. I can definitely say I've gotten my moneys worth. The sound is not the best quality as you would imagine, but I throw her on clean and everything else at 12 o'clock (even the volume) and plug my pedalboard into it and let them dictate the final result which is nice I think. I've never had to go much above the 50% volume mark, but it starts to humm and hiss and feedback past that mark, but I've never really farted around with the knobs and the reverb is acceptable. I'd do it again if I had to do it all over. For the money I can't imagine you'll get much more. It's a practice amp and in general that's all she'll ever be. Good stuff though.

Overall

Overall: 7

Quality

Quality: 8

Features

Features: 6

Value

Value: 7

Good beginner amp.
Posted by vonfeldt7 from Great Bend, KS on Jul 29, 2006
Experience w/product: I own it
Reviewer's Background: Active Musician
Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Alternative, Punk
I got this amp a few months ago, its a pretty good amp other than the fact that sometimes the speaker vibrates against the grill thing or w/e but thats not too much of a problem. Its a good deal, specially since its at a very good price.

Overall

Overall: 7

Quality

Quality: 5

Features

Features: 10

Value

Value: 9

A Problem
Posted by Co&CaAddict from Cumberland, MD on Jul 6, 2006
Experience w/product: I own it
Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist
Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Alternative/Emo/Prog
I've had this amp for a few months now and it has just recently began to create a horrid sounding buzz when I turn it on. Clean or distortion. I have switched guitars, cables, etc. the only thing that could cause the noise is the amp. God knows what is wrong with it. So mine only lasted me a few months.

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Drive CD300R 30W Guitar Combo with Reverb

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