Open Box Electro-Harmonix 44 Magnum 44W Guitar Power Amplifier Level 2 197881305444

Ran a Spark 2 Line Out into this into an 8ohm Marshall 4x12 cab, powerful enough to drive it LOUD.

Used to power Laney 4x12, EVH 2x12 and even a full range cab. This thing is amazingly loud. Does the job very well.

I have mine attached to the back cavity of a Kemper lunchbox. Fits the amp and P/S in there. This drives a 1×12 Marshall cab with a EV Swamp Thang. Works well and is plenty loud. Makes for a very portable setup.

First off, the base clean tone of this thing is very not bad. Well-rounded & full bodied. However, the base tone will be disengaged of powering a preamp-type pedal. I use a Diezel VH4 overdrive pedal with the 44 as a preamp/power amp setup, and I like the tone as much if not better than any solid-state amp head out there. But if you're trying to get tube punch out of it, a 212 cab is about as much as you can push before you start losing oomph. It will drive a 412, but you'll lose some punch along the way. A great fly rig solution if you like showing up with a guitar and a pedalboard & using a house cab, or a no-brainer if you tire of hauling too much gear.

Velcro'd to the side of my cab. Plug my helix in and I'm done. No complaints

I love this little amp. 44 watts of power in such a small, lightweight, simple package. The tone you get from this amp is very clean and transparent, and is thus very flexible, making it a great platform for using effects pedals. The amp is built rather ruggedly, in my opinion, and seems like it could take a bit of punishment before any sort of loss of performance. The bright switch adds bite and crunch to the high end of your sound, but otherwise unaffects the natural tone of your instrument. Also, if there are any musicians out there wondering if is powerful enough to play a gig with as their main amplifier, the answer is yes. It can push a 4x12 cabinet loud enough to play a small venue without being mic'd, and can be pushed to play any other size venue if you are mic'd.