Great little amp. It's tiny footprint belies it's sweet output. Sounds very warm for a solid state amp. No complaints here.

Robert

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Amazing, sounds way better than I expected. Very much a Fender Tweed sound.

James

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Hotone Mojo Diamond is a Studio Star with a vintage amp tone that runs silent to outside ears and stays true to its cause - to sound like a little fender purring its precious tones we guitarists adore. Amazingly, it can even run on batteries with a simple side pack like my Burning Man friends made for mine (now it's portable, to boot). It looks like a little treasure and it works with splendid professionalism...as easy and user friendly as an amp can be! I've also used the British Invasion and it's a wonderful cousin to this American icon. The whole Hotline line is absolutely fascinating and investment worthy for us night time stadium on a sofa musicians making recordings that only we can hear (until dawn).

Yolanda

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Surprising little piece of equipment.

ROBERT

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Love theses little,low wattage amps that will run a 4x12 to a 6 inch speaker and still sound great.Sure it don't crank a 4x12 but sounds good for home practice,effects loop and volume control,responsive tone controls.Just love it,can play real quiet or loud enough for personal jam.Thanks Sam Ash!

Barry

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The amp works great. I have it hooked up to run the speaker in my combo amp at times, other times I use the Hotone mini cabinet. Either way it is great sounding amp. It is also great sounding through headphones. It would be perfect if it had reverb. The fake tube glow is sort of cheesy. The aesthetics make it look cheap.

Nate F.

Tucson, AZ

I bought one of these at my local Sam Ash store the other day, and it's amazing. The blurb about it being able to sound like an old Fender tweed tube amp is true, but it can do a lot more than that. I plugged it into 10" Celestion speaker, with a Boss CE-3 reverb pedal in the effects loop. By keeping the Diamond's gain knob under 12 O'Clock, with a Strat or Tele, I can achieve shimmering, clean tones similar to a modern blackface Fender, such as the Princeton Reverb. It's also capable of lower-midrange jazz tones, with tone and articulation that is very impressive, even with a guitar fitted with humbuckers. I guess you got the idea, I like it. A lot. Get one, before they start charging what it's really worth.

Shep

Brooklyn, New York