Boss Katana 50

I'm back with yet again [Music] Hey Guys! I'm back with yet again a review of a Katana Amplifier this time. I'm trying out the Katana 50 combo amplifi...

It was a great amplifier and I think for the price it's really great. Now, there's a lot of amplifiers these days that have all these apps that go wit...

Plus, I think the bigger box on stage looks a little bit better in my opinion, right? So that's my take on the Boss Katana 50 Mk2.

I am absolutely shocked at how much better it is than any other beginner kind of price.

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After researching like crazy; it seems that there's a ton of Katana fans out there, so I went ahead and purchased the 50 watt version. The volume control/attenuator down to .5W is awesome for me, since I live in an apt. and don't want to disturb the neighbors. None of the amp models that this had (B...

I don't think any of those will be an *upgrade* to what you're currently using, from what I'm reading elsewhere in the thread.

Save up a bit more, that'll get you in the realms of the good modeling amplifiers - BOSS Katana 50, in particular.

This is my second Katana amp. I previously owned the first generation 100 watt which I later sold for the same issues I am returning this 50 Watt Mark 2. Let me start by saying that this amp is an excellent amp for most situations and is a great alternative if you don't want to use a tube or want a ...

The Boss Katana 50 is the "go to" suggestion. You should also consider the Fender LT and GTX modeling amps. If you like the idea of portability along with good sounds, consider the Yamaha THR series.

If you want hear about how good this Amp is, don't read this review. It's amazing, and everybody knows it. So I'm only going to focus on the one problem I'm currently experiencing with it. I run 3 pedals. An UZI distortion. A noise gate, and a looper. That's it. My problem is if I turn off the disto...