This amp really doesn't cut it. It isn't that loud, and it buzzes and crackles way too much. Definitely save up for something better.

I'm extremely pleased. I have owned this amp for about two years and it's great for at home practice. It definitely has served its purpose very well and continues to do so. It's loud enough to shake the walls. Sure when you turn it up all the way it crackles and sounds horrible, but for practice volumes it's crystal clear. I'm even considering buying another one for a different room in my house.. that's what a great value it is.

Well worth the money, go for it.

I got this amp with the rouge combo it was great at first. It could barley make it through my bands practice. Our last practice I blew the speaker so I put one from a car in it. Now it sounds even better. If you have a 6.5" car speaker I suggest putting it in it. It sounds great

I can't believe they let people make and sell this crappy amp. I borrowed this from a friend who got it with a rogue bass amp package, and this amp's really not all that great. The only real strong point is that it's really cheap, but that's about it. I can't play my Peavey bass through the thing without the speaker sounding like it's going to bust because it crackles every time you play a string on your bass. It's not half that bad for beginners I guess, but if you want something that's going to hold up longer than a few years, get a Fender bass amp.

I just learned to play the bass and I’m in a band with some of my best friends and while it's not the best 4 bands it's still really good the only reason why it's not perfect 4 bands is that it's hard to hear with drums and the guitar but I really recommend it for a beginner.