BadAax TG 40R - 40 Watt Guitar Amplifier Remote Control

My Ibanez autowah pedal would only work in the mic input with sensitivity past half way to max.It has 2 other input jacks,each has own effect.A small button adds effects to both inputs that can be tweaked using any or all knobs including volume.It has gain,treble,mid,bass,length,width and volume knobs.Left input is labeled height Rt.one is labeled low.It has 1 output jack and a phone jack.Below amp controls are controls for memory card or usb device including eq effects,and it's own volume and power source which will conflict with amp if instrument is plugged in with any volume applied.I would have given it 5 stars if they'd added some stereo speakers for the player so I could learn songs and jam on my guitar to songs on my storage devices Two power sources one common speaker,NOT GOOD.An upgrade to seperate but compatible co-usable units with button release player speakers on each side of cabinet that can pivot to face frontward,or spring loaded popout speakers with simple tap or twist to release features.If their sound playback matches the quality of the rest of the amp,then you'll have a 5 star BADAAX practice amp even if you have to up the price a little.I think you would be amazed at the demand for such a product.I know I'd buy one asap.

Came with no owners manual.static sound out of input jacks.not the best sound.overall.as soon as I can locate manual.not bad for bedroom amp at low volume.

Very loud for only having a 6" speaker. If you hear a little hum noise when you turn up the amp its because of the USB port input thing, turn it off with the remote and it will stop. It makes some interference sounds when its on while you play guitar. I would have gave this amp 4 stars if not for the USB gadget causing interference noise. But for 59$ it makes a great little practice amp. I have played guitar thru many amps and stacks, I played in a punkrock/hardcore band in the 90's. Dont expect to play shows with this amp you will want a half stack for that.