Ueteto 10W Mini Guitar Amp, Portable and Rechargeable Electric Guitar Practice Amplifier with Clean and Drive Channels

Surprised by it

I have a bass guitar one to learn how to play and bought this to practice on. Sounds good.

Cool and cute little amp, and a great deal for the money. BUT if it has anything like 10 watts of output power, it must also have the least efficient speakers known to man. It has nowhere near the loudness that my Roland Micro Cube can produce. That's a 2 watt amp. It does actually get down to E. You can play bass through it. It can't hang with an unplugged dreadnought guitar strummed with vigor. The Bluetooth does work fine. It's a cool little cheap option to have around. Just don't think you're gonna play a coffeehouse on it. It can rock the coffee table.

This is a nice little practice amp for a guitar. I actually bought it to use for my bass just so I could play quietly, but it didn't perform well with the bass and it's really made for an electric guitar. If I was playing electric guitar I wouldn't hesitate to buy this.

It does in fact handle a bass guitar for practice amp purposes. It is decent volume for a practice amp. The distortion channel puts out a decent fuzz tone. Clean tone is pretty good, especially for a practice amp of this size. The Housing is decent thickness, but some plastic buzz is appparnt when playing at higher volumes, but waaaay less than any other practice amp of this size I have tried. Good other functions like bluetooth, usb charging portability. Kinda looks retro cool too.UPDATE:this quit working after only a few weeks. Also I truly can not dial in a decent clean tone without it breaking up and sounding distorted and buzzing the housing. I tried and tried, to make this a useful amp, I am returning of course due to the fact it crapped out. The search for a small practice amp that is decent resumes. 3 Down, however many it takes to go.

This amp is okay. Obviously it's not going to be very loud. This is louder than I expected. The overdrive did not sound at all good to me. Just sounded muddy and like it was maddly clipping to the detriment of the whole timbre of the bass. BUT, again, it's a little portable practice amp. I didn't expect a lot.It does allow you to play a bass without lugging around a big amp too. Battery powered is really nice feature -makes playing truly "protable." FOr that, it's a good item.The first one I got sounded a bit distorted EVEN with it set to clean and low tone. I like a clean sound or a touch of tone and maybe a tad of drive. What I heard was not even like good drive - more like bad-electronic distortion and it seemed to be getting worse over the first couple weeks. LIke, markedly worse over time. So I sent it back for exchange. The new one is a bit cleaner and is NOT getting worse over time so I think my first one was bad, BUT, it still does not have a clean sound at any significant volume. If I nudge it above 1/2 gain + 1/2 volume the sound quality starts to break down. It's like it's seriously over-amping the speaker/driver at just under "mid" power. From that point on, I loose the "sound" of my bass. Cranked up to 3/4 on gain + 3/4 on volume, it sounds to me more like noise. And I can't add any tone to it to get a rich sound - even at <1/2 gain <1/2 volume, a touch of tone will distort, not open up the sound like I'm used to tone doing.Interestingly all this applies when using the speaker. When I plug in headphones - no distortion!! I started off with BD 770s - very clean. Tried my Phillips 9500 - again, very clean, no distortion even cranked up. I tried a couple senheiser - again clean ... so the amp is clean. Just seems to be a mismatch such that it overdrives the speaker.SO ... because of the sound issues ... I haven't used this recently. I use my Acoustic bass amp, or my Rushead bass headphone amp. I'm keeping this unit (I presume my 2nd one is "good" it's just poorly designed with a speaker-amp mismatch) even though the sound quality out of the speaker isn't great. It still does it's job - make audible bass-noise when I'm practicing - and allow me to play where there is no power. Don't seem to be other options in this size range with this level of portability, so ... yeah ... it's decent. If you like highly distorted bass sound, this might be fine. If you always use headphones, again, probably fine. If you like clean/ clear bass, if mine is any indication, you will have to restrain yourself to < 1/2 power on this guy. 3 stars = not bad, just not great for me; might be good for you.

Good product and fast delivery

The media could not be loaded. I've had a good time with this tiny bass amp.The knobs have a nice solid feel to them with some resistance. The tone knob actually changes the sound quite a bit. And the drive button is a riot.Ports: 1/4" guitar input, 1/8" aux-in, headphone out.It also has bluetooth connectivity (WA-03) that connects quite readily. There's a knob on the front that controls the level of the BT/aux-in audio.It's pretty fun as a practice amp. I tried it with both a p bass and a Stratocaster guitar. Both sound good. Kind of gritty. But definitely functional. Electric guitar was surprisingly excellent, with a very hip, lo-fi sound to it. I'd consider pointing a mic at it and recording.My first one had a little cosmetic defect (there was a tiny cracked piece of plastic around one of the seams, perhaps damaged in transit?). The replacement that Amazon sent is perfect.I like that this thing has a built-in rechargeable battery and is charged via USB-C.So to sum things up - I've had a lot of fun with this and it's motivated me to practice a bit more. It does NOT compare at all to even medium-sized amp and certainly not a 4x4 cab. It WILL NOT make the floor shake. BUT that's okay.Recommended as a nice portable practice amp and even as a tool for recording if you want to sound different.