Frontman 10G Electric Guitar Amplifier 230V

It was good while it lasted, not many settings obviously but it was still good. Although i accidently ruined mine by plugging it wrong and the wire exploded 😭

Bass is a bit weak at low volume but you have to realize it’s a 6” woofer. Cymbals sound great (I use it for an electronic drum kit). In a nutshell, fair performance for a very low price.

If you are a beginner l, best use good amps to get you hooked at least. This is the worst practice amp out there.

I have a semi acoustic guitar that is kadence Acoustica A06 Model. I tried it with its inbuilt tuner on but the clean channel was not working and O.D. was sounding Clean until I turned my guitar tuner off and the amp sounded like crazy, just a recommendation that if you're using semi acoustic guitar, make sure to check your guitar tuner is off or on and check on both of it.

Years ago I owned a "proper" Fender performance amp (a Princeton 112plus) but at 65w it was for gigs only really, I couldn't get it above 1 in the house without waking up the neighbours. I sold it on when I quit gigging regularly. Out of the blue an old mate asked me to take part in an all guitar group performance and I said "but I don't have an amp anymore!" - so I found this one at a decent price. I wanted a really simple plug in and play amp - no onboard effects or simulations ta! It has a remarkably similar bright 'Fender' tone to my old Princeton, which was also solid state (not expecting vintage tube amp sounds at this price!). It's pretty loud although I'm not sure if it could compete with a drum kit but for my purposes it's been plenty. The gain channel is a bit cheesy for me full on, but that's not really my tone and if you do play with a lot of gain you probably have a pedal you prefer anyway. I found with a just a little gain I can get a nice bluesy bite with single coils. I guess this bright, twangy Fender sound probably isn't for everyone. It looks the business with the exact looks of bigger Fender amps. Seems really solidly built and the controls and knobs feel decent. Drawbacks - a daft one: but it's solid back so you can't stash your lead, tuner etc in the back. If it had a spring reverb built it in you could really get some of those authentic fender sounds. Kettle lead rather than integrated mains cable which can get lost if you're gigging (and you can't stuff it in the back of the amp), although they're not hard to replace. Headphone and aux in are handy for practice but a line out that didn't disable the speaker would be a bonus.

The Fender Frontman 10G is perfect for beginners. The 10-watt output and 6-inch Fender speaker give clear, crisp sound for practice and small jam sessions. It’s compact, easy to use, and the 2-year warranty is a nice bonus. Overall, a reliable little amp that’s ideal for learning and home practice.

Tiene gran potencia. Lo utilizo con mi guitarra electro-acústica y es fantástico. Suficiente voltaje . Sólo uso en casa, pero en el jardín se oye espectacular. Lo recomiendo, nunca lo pongo a máximo volumen ya que tienen gran sonido. Pequeño y manejable. Gran compra

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