JOYO40 Watt Acoustic Combo Amplifier Rechargeable Guitar & Vocal Two Channels Guitar Amp with Drum Machine Reverb Chorus Delay Effects and Bluetooth XLR & Aux-in (BSK-40)

I was looking for amp that I could use at home for practice and for small gigs. Also I heard that acoustic amps can be used as an FRFR speaker. I plugged in my Boss Gt1000 and it sounded awesome. The EQ knobs help tweak your sound nicely. A great buy for sure. BTW, it is light and comes with a nice case.

I like the sound quality and the Bluetooth function. I look forward to getting more acquainted with its other features.

I like this thing very much. It has an amazing array of features, and I think it covers all my desired options for each of them. For instance...- Even as just a little guitar & mic amp it's got all my bases covered with every input and output I could want. I also like that each thing can be turned off/muted separately - it's important to me for flexibility. I haven't tried the recording feature yet, but it seems like a good addition.- It's a Bluetooth speaker! I'm usually the designated audio guy at gatherings and this earns me brownie points.- I love the internal battery, rather than toting around a separate one or extension cord. The charge meter is adequate, and it charges my phone "rapidly" which is the bare minimum I'd expect. I haven't tested play time yet.I can't think of anything else but cables needed to take along with it. It makes something like busking in public very easy and adds quite a lot of polish to the performance. It's compact but doesn't sound like it, and it's not too heavy, especially compared to older equipment.I like that the weight is balanced just so that it can be sat on the bevel to point upward some, and just as easily put on it's bottom or back. I also like the rack handles on the front. They're big enough to protect against something flat hitting the knobs.Oh, and the bag is quite good too. It's padded all around and has durable foam inserts to keep it from shifting. It seems tough enough to last a few years of bangin' around.It think it's worth the price of ~$370.

I recently purchased the JOYO 40 Watt Acoustic Combo Amplifier, and it has been an incredible addition to my music setup! This rechargeable guitar and vocal amp offers fantastic features that cater perfectly to both practice sessions and small performances.The two channels allow me to easily switch between guitar and vocal inputs, making it versatile for solo gigs or jamming with friends. The variety of effects—including **reverb, chorus, and delay**—adds richness and depth to my sound, enhancing my overall playing experience. The built-in **drum machine** is a fun and useful feature that helps keep time during practice.I also love the Bluetooth connectivity, which makes it easy to play backing tracks or any music wirelessly from my phone or tablet. The inclusion of **XLR and Aux-in** ports adds convenience, allowing me to connect multiple devices as needed.The rechargeable battery is another great feature, providing portability and freedom to use the amplifier both indoors and outdoors without worrying about power outlets. The sound quality is impressive for its size, delivering clear and powerful output that fills the room beautifully.Overall, the JOYO BSK-40 Amp has exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s perfect for guitarists and vocalists looking for a compact, feature-rich amplifier. For its versatility, sound quality, and portability, I’m excited to give it a full 5 stars!

Has some Okay features, but not very loud for 40 watts? Loud enough for indoors and small quiet venues maybe, But outdoors- probably only around the campfire? Sounds Okay but no real wow factor for sound. It makes my cheap acoustics sound better and my expensive acoustics sound cheap. It's best feature is the battery. The vocal channel is Okay too - good enough for my voice anyway. I'm going to play it more and maybe return it before the return window expires if I can't find more reasons to like it.

Truthfully, I didn't expect much from this when I requested it. My experience with small not major brand amplifiers has been poor. This one surprised me!I plugged in the amplifier to test with, and initially, I did not worry about the internal battery supply. I used my electric acoustic epiphone guitar, and I was surprised at the clarity and tone. There is more than ample bass response, which is usually lacking on smaller amps. There are adjustments for bass, midtones and treble that actually do effect the sound properties.There is also a Bluetooth receiver which easily paired to my Samsung phone and tablet. I tested the drum tempo, but have not used it. There are separate channels for guitar and voice and each have tone controls.After the initial test, I allowed the amplifier to charge (which did take several hours). After that charge, I have used the amplifier for several practice sessions of a couple hours each. It still shows a good charge. I am impressed that it has lasted this long.This is a good amplifier for smaller gigs, and practice session. It does have the ability to daisy chain to another amplifier which would allow for more volume if needed.This product is definitely worth looking into for a nice acoustic, truly portable amplifier at a decent value.

This thing is a beast, really great for my purpose, which is playing my guitar and blasting music out of it. For its size, it is surprisingly loud, easy to connect to your phone via bluetooth and is very portable and sturdy. It's a little expensive, but I feel like this is going to last me for years, considering how long the battery lasts on it, which is a very long time.