i have had this amp forever, for a 10 watt it gets pretty loud. i play concerts all the time and this is all i need. this is the best amp i have had,

I bought one of these for my nephew as his first amp with one of those Epiphone LP Jr.'s MF was selling a few years ago. Struggled to get a decent clean sound out of it, and the distortion sounded like a badly EQ'd chainsaw. It now resides in a garage to one day be sold in a garage sale. I have other Ibanez products, a Soundwave 35 watt bass amp and an AEG10 acoustic/electric guitar... both fantastic, but there are better entry level guitar amps out there (like the Behringer GM 108).

This was the first Amp I ever encountered as a musician, so it's hard to give it a subpar review. However, the IBZ 10 amp is a pretty nice amp for the price. I wouldn't suggest pairing it up with a really high class guitar nor would I really "beat it up" too, too much. I've had it for a few years now, and my only real complaint is that the input jacks plastic surrounds break off...but aside from that, it's a good starter amp, and won't ever get loud enough to disturb too many people if you're a beginner.

My friend let me try this amp out with my Fender Squier Stratocaster Vibe 60 Electric Guitar. Quality is just above average and the sound is decent. I also used this amp with my friend's Fender Squier Bullet Strat and also used this amp with my other friend's Epiphone Les Paul Standard. This is a decent amp.

Well 2 years ago I got this in a begginers package and when I decided to buy some new gear, I searched this guy. It must be the worst amp ever on distortion. So much feed back that a chord might not make it through. Although, the clean channel isn't that bad. This amp probobly wont get you more than 2 years like me, and its not for anyone playing metal.