• Good practice amp

  

  As reviewed by Eric on 2/21/2008

  I'm a new player but I listened to a variety of amps before making a purchase. I think I get a nice tone out the B20 when using my fender p-bass. It's loud enough to shake the walls on a low E, has an ice smooth response, good eq, and the line input + headphone output are really nice to have. I live in a condo so I have to use headphones a lot and this amp seems to perform that function really well, especially when you consider that you can play along with a song through headphones by using the line in capability.

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• Ta Da!

  

  As reviewed by dave williams on 2/8/2010

  Paired up with an Ibanez 305-5 string, it boggles my mind. my first set ups were 4 strings and a little 15 or 20 watt amp and it sounded nothing like this. As common sense tells us, this will not work for stage. it will however help keep your house clean when it knocks the dust off of the pictures.

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• The perfect practice amp!

  

  As reviewed by Steven on 6/6/2010

  Plain and simple: if you need a great sounding, inexpensive practice amp, look no further. The B20 is solidly built, has some nice features for an amp in this price range, is easy to dial in great bass tones with the four band EQ, and seems to be really loud for only 20 watts. (Not to mention the blue jewel light my four-year-old son says is "awesome".) I'm really excited about the Acoustic line being brought back at such great prices and I will look to them when I need to step up to gigging equipment. Even though a lot of folks look down their noses at Pac-Rim made gear, you owe it to yourself to give the line a try!

  6 of 6 people found this review helpful.

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