Ah that's really cool, some awesome heavy sound, it's amazing

The sound, the build quality. Go for it! It's the "vintage tube amp" spirit for an exceptional price. Suitable for apartment use and versatile.

A great guitar amp with the Marshall sound but usable at home (without upsetting your neighbors!). The back panel is absolutely inaccessible, which is the main complaint, but once wired, you don't touch it much so it's not too bad. This amp is far from the "gas factories" that I don't really like. It lacks reverb but, with a good effects pedal, it's even better because it's more adjustable than built-in reverb (which certainly increases the price).

20 watts tube sounds great, I was hesitating with the 50w but the 20w is more than enough, luckily there is a power selector to play in an apartment or in your room. The crunch sound is clearly the ACDC sound. The sound range is very wide, the bass, the mids, the highs, everything is good. It handles effect pedals very well.

excellent value for money

Quick flaws: no reverb. Master not quite master... you have to set it at 3/4 to make the amp crunch, which is not quite the role of the master! So the volume, even on the first attenuation, the strongest, remains strong (too much for an apartment). The amp expresses itself better in the second and third position. The qualities: everything else! It's not for metal but what a joy in blues rock! The crunch is great and above all the amp responds very well to the guitar volume, you can navigate between crunch and clean sound with disconcerting ease: why make two channels? The pedals really express themselves well, I find that reverb and delay work much better inserted in the effects loop. A favorite.