The Epiphone Firefly 30DSP is a perfect practice and jam amp with effects built in.

The Epiphone Firefly 30DSP 30W Solid State 1x10" Combo Amp uses Evalve tube tone circuitry to pump out fat presence while 16 DSP selections give you a broad palette of sound textures. A separate DSP reverb gives you precision control perfect for any stage setup. 2 channels, a specially designed 10" speaker, and 30W of power make the Epiphone Firefly a great little jam amp. Epiphone completes the vintage cab design of the Firefly 30DSP with rattan speaker cover, red Tolex, gleaming corner reinforcements, cream piping, chicken-head knobs, and satin gold face plate.

Epiphone Firefly 30DSP 30W Solid State 1x10 Combo Amp Features:

• 30W
• 10" Speaker
• 2 channels
• Evalve tube tone circuitry
• 16 DSP selections
• Separate DSP reverb
• Vintage visual vibe

A hot little amp that easy on the eyes, easy on the ears, and easy on the wallet. Order yours today.

Epiphone Firefly 30DSP 30W Solid State 1x10 Combo Amp

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Epi Firefly 30 DSP

Posted by Bluesman63 from California on Jan 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Amateur

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, Jazz, 60-70's, Christian

In a nut shell, beautiful exterior looks abound in this heavy amp. Its solid, easy to use. As others have stated, looks are deceiving as tonal wise, it is dead. I can only find a nice sound when I use my Fender Tele and Strat, Taylor T5, but never with a humbucker. So sad as Epiphone would have a killer amp if they spent the time to have listened to what they put out and made it worth while. Someone in RA/QA should be fired for allowing the design engineer to pass the amp. Sorry Epiphone/Gibson, as I love the Lucille and Sheraton II that I own, but not your amp. If you want good sound, pass on this amp please, but if you want a shell to change out the inerds, this is it.

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A Fun Yet Solid Amp

Posted by JimmydaFox from Salisbury, MA on Jun 15, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues

I use a Fender Blues DeLuxe, but it runs too loud in my house. I have a 15 watt Fender G-DEC but it runs too soft. This Epiphone Firefly - which I bought purely for looks - it suits me fine. I agree with the other guy who wrote that it's muddy with PAF Humbuckers. But I have a standard American Fender Strat and a Mexican Strat with Texas Specials and they sing big time on this amp. My Les Paul is better on the Fender equipment. The DSP effects are metsa-metsa but the overdrive is real nice and the optional reverb adds a nice depth. I recommend it 100% for a pretty to look at and yet a good workhorse amp.

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good sounding amp

Posted by liedtke from sioux falls SD on Apr 3, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician and in a band

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative, somtimes blues

I’m a lead electric guitarist in a band and I’ve been playing guitar plus a number of other stringed instruments for about 5-6 years now. Before I got the Epiphone Firefly 30DSP 30W I was using a 15W Marshall Amp. The firefly amp is obviously a big step up but this amp definitely has a lot more crunch to it when needed and it can be a lot more clean sounding. At first I didn't like it and thought it sounded muddy, but that’s probably because I’m using an Epiphone Les Paul with humbucker pickups. Because of this it took a while to adjust it right, but I finally got it to where I want it. I was also comparing a 30W Vox amp with the firefly but I didn't like the Vox because it had way to many useless options/effects, don't get me wrong, I think Vox amps are really good, but for about $60-$70 cheaper I would rather use my own pedals that I can better adjust. Overall I would recommend buying this amp if you want a simple amp with good sound.

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WOW!

Posted by Stratlover from Denver, PA on Mar 22, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician 28 years.

Reviewer's Play Style: Praise and Worship, Blues, Classic Rock, Country

I got this amp when they first came out. Fantastic clean sound. Distortion in just Ok. Add some delay and it gets better. I loved this amp, but ended up selling it to get a Triggerman 60 for more power, 12 inch speaker and a direct out. Part of me wishes I would have kept the Firefly. Such a great amp for the money. Highly recommned it.

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No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by themanwiththeplan from San Rafael, CA on Feb 4, 2007

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: extensive hobbyist (gigs, band, ect.

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

The effects are cheezy, it's big, and sucks!! I love the valve jr stuff but this reeks with cheapness. Get a valve jr head and a mesa cab. This is an awesome setup!

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