this amp accents my takamine eg440sc very nice. cheap..has amazing sound in the studio. it sounded ok plugged in to the electrics but i wouldnt reccomend recording electric stuff on it. Perhaps maybe thats why its an ACOUSTIC amp.

This little Ibanez is actually pretty nice despite what the price may suggest. I used it at a friends house and I was comparing it with my electric guitar IBZ10 and this acoustic amp is quite a bit nicer on quality. The finish looks clean while matching electro-acoustic guitars nicely, and the features are average to that of other amps within the price range. Its plenty loud and delivers a nice crisp sound, great for acoustic guitars. The overdrive is a little strange though. If you're looking at getting a small practice amp, go with this one!

I actually played my electric guitar and rigged up my distortion pedal, and it actually handles metal pretty well. The chorus effect is also a nice feature. I was playing Message in a Bottle on it.

This is a pretty good deal for the money IF you only want to use it to practice by yourself. I have found I cannot use it onstage, even if miked, because it distorts when turned up much past half way. And distortion in an acoustic amp is not pretty. The harmonica player in my band likes to use it because it DOES distort:)

I needed a small accoustic amp to use at many places. To find one with chorus also was amazing. For this price,buy one.It is dependable,easy to carry and make a quality sound. 10 watt amp is limited where it can produce enough volume,but this one is surprising.For the $$$, you will be happy.